Rare and Unusual Plants

On this page we will show you some of the plants we offer that you will not normally find in garden centres or nurseries. If you are looking for a specific plant that you have not been able to find elsewhere then email me using the “contact us” link on the left and I will endeavour to track down the plant. Please include as much information as possible and you must include either the botanical name or the common name together with any other relevant information.

	Belamcanda – Leopard Lily Hardy perennial flowering from July to September. Sword shaped leaves with orange flowers spotted dark red. Height 80 cm. £2.75
	Codonopsis Viridiflora – Unusually shaped yellow-green flowers that are lightly veined purple. A perennial climber. Height 1.8 m. £2.95
	Gilia – Scarlet Trumpets (Ipomopsis) – A plant best suited to the back of a warm sheltered border. Exotic looking flowers. Hardy perennial. Height 120 cm. £1.95
	Kitaibelia – Chalice. Malva like leaves and pure white flowers 1½ inches across. Hardy perennial. Height up to 100 cm. £2.25
	Ratibida – Mexican Hat. A native of North America, this hardy perennial is drought and humidity tolerant. Height 70 cm. £1.95

If you run a nursery growing unusual plants that are not normally found in national nurseries such as Nottcutts or Wyvales and would like to be included in this database please send your details by clicking here. We need to know:-

Your name, address, telephone number and email address if appropriate.
Do you offer a mail order service?
The unusual or rare plants that you grow. (Please do not send catalogues as we do not have the time to plough through them sorting out which plants are rare or unusual).

In view of the amount of information required to set up such a database it may be some time before the system is fully set up and working but all emails will be acknowledged within about seven days.

Last updated 24^thJanuary 2006