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| RUNUNCULUS |
aconitifolius flora plena
(Bachelors Buttons) |
Deeply divided dark green leaves and wide branching heads of double white buttercups. A lovely thing.
Ours came from a gardening friend in Shetland, where they thrive. |
£6.50 |
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SOLD OUT |
| acris flora plena |
Double buttercups. What could be better! |
£3 |
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ficaria
double green |
Double green flowers on early marked leaves |
£2.50 |
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ficaria
flora plena
(Double Celandine) |
Early leaves and shiny double buttercup flowers |
£2.50 |
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| RODGERSIA |
| p. Chocolate Wings 1m |
Superb architectural foliage; leaves emerge chocolate brown, maturing bronze green in summer.
Attractive pink flowers |
£6 |
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| pinnata superba 1m |
Division of a fine plant we grow. Textured, handsome leaves of beautiful purple/bronze; flowers bright pink |
£6 |
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| pinnata white form |
White flowered form |
£6 |
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podophylla
1.5m |
Broad, bronze-tinted leaves with the appearance of huge horse chestnut leaves.
Creamy white plumes of flower, and excellent autumn colour. A great focal point, one of those plants that pull a border together |
£6 |
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| ROSMARINUS |
| Miss Jessop's Upright |
The hardiest Rosemary we grow.
Many others died in 10/11, minus 15 was too much; this is the one that lived. |
£3.50 |
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RUDBECKIA
Indispensable late-flowering daisies that catch the sunlight and lift a planting of grasses into something extraordinary. |
fulgida speciosa
60cm |
Orange-yellow daisies with a black eye, on neat mounds |
£4 |
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Goldsturm
75cm |
An outstanding performer.
Rich yellow daisies with a dark eye.
Wonderful with grasses & kniphofia |
£4 |
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| SALIX |
boydii
1m |
Dwarf Scottish native; rough textured grey leaves; yellow catkins. |
£4 |
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helvetica
80cm |
Swiss Willow heavily felted shoots and leaves; white catkins. |
£4 |
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| lanata |
Fat woolly leaves and yellow catkins. |
£4 |
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| nakamurana yezoalpina |
Thickly felted silver green leaves in spring. |
£4 |
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| SAPONARIA |
| officinalis flora plena |
Late flowering herbaceous perennial; pretty double white flowers. |
£3 |
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| SAXIFRAGA |
| fortunei Black Ruby 20cm (Japanese Saxifrage) |
Almost black leaves with startling red/pink flowers in autumn |
£4 |
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| Mount Nachi |
Green/purple scalloped leaves; white flowers. |
£4 |
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| fortunei rubrifolia 30cm |
Exquisite plants. Fine bronzed leaves, brilliant carmine on the reverse; and attractive white sprays of flower in autumn |
£4 |
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ENCRUSTED SAXIFRAGES
These neat alpine saxifrages have year round appeal, the leaves encrusted with silver. Superb. |
Francis Cade
10cm |
Neat silver rosettes all year round; white flower sprays.
A lovely specimen in a pot. |
£2.50 |
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| kolentiana atropurpurea 20cm |
Excellent encrusted rosettes and unusual red sprays of flowers |
£2.50 |
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| Longifolia Monarch 20cm |
Wonderful rosette and very floriferous; airy sprays of white blooms |
£2.50 |
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oppositifolia Latina alba |
Mountain Saxifrage; UK native; white flowered. |
£3 |
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oppositifolia
Latina splendens |
The native Scottish purple mountain saxifrage. |
£3 |
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Southside Seedling
25cm |
Lovely sprays of red spotted white flowers on silver leaves |
£3 |
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| umbrosa |
London Pride; used to be everywhere, but now out of fashion. A shame, as it is a good plant.
Use it imaginatively and revive your love. |
£3 |
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| Elliot’s variety |
Remember London Pride? This is a much neater, rather sweet version. Fills corners beautifully |
£3 |
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SCHIZOSTYLIS
Kaffir Lilies Autumn flowering bulbs that do well in a rich, sunny spot. Increasingly popular. |
coccinea major
(Kaffir Lily)
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Autumn flowering neat red crocus like flowers.
Loves a sunny spot. |
£4 |
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| Jennifer |
Sword like leaves and pretty pink flowers. |
£4 |
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| Mrs Hegarty |
Late flowering (October/November) rose pink. |
£4 |
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| Professor Barnard |
Dusky red blooms |
£4 |
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| Sunrise |
Satin pink blooms; lovely in autumn sunshine. |
£4 |
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| Zeal Salmon |
Salmon pink blooms |
£4 |
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| SEDUM |
| Munstead Red |
Upright herbaceous sedum dark red blooms; bees love them. |
£4 |
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| All of these smaller Sedums are being used for sedum roofs; what fun. |
| oreganum |
Fleshy leaves, green, but when dry and starved they are spectacular red. |
£2.50 |
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| sediform |
Large fleshy leaves and yellow flowers in summer. |
£2.50 |
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| spathulifolium Cape Blanco |
Fleshy grey rosettes and yellow flowers; excellent in dry beds. |
£2.50 |
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| spathulifolium Purpureum |
Dusty purple rosettes and yellow flowers; a great contrast with Capo Blanco. |
£2.50 |
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| Westphaner Gold |
Flat green leaves, spreading habit; yellow flowers. |
£2.50 |
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SEMPERVIVUM (The Houseleeks)
I greatly admire the architecture of these obliging succulent plants.
We grow most of them in terra-cotta pots and then group them together to make a display.
I only grow and propagate exciting or interesting varieties; so read on. |
| Aldo Moro |
Brown/Red with wide pointed leaves |
£2 |
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| Alluring |
Flat rosettes of green/pink and brown |
£2 |
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| Black Mini |
Purple/black tipped leaves |
£2 |
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| Blood Tip |
Grey tipped red. Good in winter |
£2 |
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| Blue Boy |
Grey/green rosettes, more blue in winter |
£2 |
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| Bronco |
Beautiful red leaves, colour all year |
£2 |
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| Brunette |
Attractive brown of course |
£2 |
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| Cantabricum Leitariegos |
Pale green, flushed red |
£2 |
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Cantabricum
Riano |
Large pale green, dark tips |
£2 |
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Cantabricum
San Glorio |
Dark grey green, tipped purple |
£2 |
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| Carmen |
Large yellow/green leaves, red-brown tipped. Good cream flowers |
£2 |
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| Dark Cloud |
Dark leaved symmetrical rosette |
£2 |
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| degenianum |
Large rosettes purple grey; blue flushed in summer. |
£2 |
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| Dyke |
Large rosettes of intense red |
£2 |
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| Elvis |
Attractive dark red. Offsets well |
£2 |
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| Hall’s Hybrid |
Dark shiny purple/green rosettes |
£2 |
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| Irazu |
Silver edged violet leaves, changing later to a faded grey/pink |
£2 |
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| Kramers Spinrad |
One of the best, densely cobwebbed; outer leaves red, green margins |
£2 |
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| Korsposegietge |
Bright red rosettes. Good AYR. |
£2 |
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| Lavender and Old Lace |
Very beautiful lavender leaves edged with silver hairs.
A lovely specimen |
£2 |
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| Lilac Time |
Large rosettes of a beautiful pale lilac colour |
£2 |
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| Lynn’s Choice |
Large, unusual brown/green |
£2 |
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| Mercury |
Neat red rosettes all year round. |
£2 |
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| Moerkerk's Merit |
Lovely grey green very hairy rosettes. |
£2 |
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| Mrs. Guiseppii |
Neat mid-green rosettes with bright red tips. Red flowers |
£2 |
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| Octopodes var apetalum |
Small green hairy rosettes offset on long stolons.
Eye-catching |
£2 |
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| ossetiense |
Pale green, dark tips. Offsets on long stolons |
£2 |
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| Othello |
Large olive green, red edge. |
£2 |
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| Purdy’s 50-6 |
Sharp; green flushed brown |
£2 |
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| Rosie |
The rosettes shade from green to pink to red |
£2 |
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| Sheila |
Named for our good friend and great gardener Sheila Burnett. An outstanding Semp. Large rosettes that redden in summer and are a glowing sultry ruby red through winter, responds well to feeding. |
£2 |
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| Silver Jubilee |
Silvery hairs on grey/green rosettes. |
£2 |
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| Skrocki’s Beauty |
Grey with pink flushed, hairy |
£2 |
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| Spring Mist |
Pink/purple medium sized rosettes. |
£2 |
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| stolonifera |
Neat rosettes, and trails with new rosettes forming. Unique. |
£2 |
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| Strider |
Excellent red rosettes; medium |
£2 |
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| Triste |
Ruby red rosettes, green in summer |
£2 |
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| Vanbaelen |
Pinks shading green; large rosettes |
£2 |
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| Zenith |
Small yellow green leaves. Rapid production of a ring of rosettes |
£2 |
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| SYMPHYTUM |
| Bocking 14 (COMFREY) |
We are one of the few suppliers now. Large vigorous comfrey, selected at Boking by the late Lawrence Hills. Wonderful mulch between potatoes…great for making your own liquid manure.
We send out good big roots for planting. |
£5 |
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| SISYRINCHIUM |
| arenarium |
Grass like plants from North America; Creamy yellow flowers summer. |
£3 |
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| Hemswell Sky |
Lovely sky blue flowers. |
£3 |
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| idahoense |
'Blue eyed Grass' - sky blue flowers.
Lovely by rocks and steps. |
£3 |
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| idahoense album |
White variant. |
£3 |
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| nudicaule montanum |
Buff yellow with red /yellow centre. |
£3 |
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| SMILACINA |
| racmosa |
False Soloman's Seal; opposite leaves and panicles of white flowers. |
£4 |
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| SOLIDAGO |
| Golden Baby |
Tiny wee golden rods; lovely in a small planting |
£3 |
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| STACHYS |
| byzantinum |
Lamb's Lugs; wonderful woolly leaves and dusky purple flowers. |
£3 |
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macrantha
robusta
50cm |
Large scalloped leaves; bright lilac rather orchid like flowers. |
£4 |
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| monieri Hummelo |
Semi Evergreen; neat green mound and spikes of pink flowers. |
£4 |
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| TELEKIA |
speciosa
1m |
Closely related to Arnica; mounds of rough leaves and yellow daisies. |
£4 |
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| THALICTRUM |
aquilegifolium
1m |
Tall airy, violet heads of flower in summer |
£3.50 |
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aquilegifolium album
1m |
Lovely tall plant for a woodland or shady area. Tall branching stems of tiny white flowers. Elegant |
£4 |
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delavayi
Hewitt’s Double
1.5m |
Fabulous pink double. In flower for months on end |
£4.50 |
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| flavum glaucum 20cm |
Small elegant leaves and short yellow airy blooms. |
£4 |
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| THERMOPSIS |
| montana |
Strong ragged leaves and Lupin like yellow flowers; good in wilder parts of the garden. |
£4 |
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| THYMUS |
| Archers' Gold |
Golden yellow clump and purple thyme flowers. |
£2.50 |
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cocineus
Red Elf |
Creeping habit; tiny leaves and red thyme flowers. |
£2.50 |
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| Doone Valley |
Small clump of variegated leaves; lemon scented. |
£2.50 |
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| Silver Posy |
Small clump of silver variegated leaves: purple flowers. |
£2.50 |
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| TIARELLA |
| Cordifolia |
Marbled leaves that give good steady ground coverage and a lovely foam of white flowers in spring.
Essential for any garden |
£3 |
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| TRIFOLIUM |
| repens purpurescens quadrifolium |
Four leaved clover; darkly marked purple leaves and clover flowers. |
£3 |
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TRILLIUM
The wonderful American Wake Robins. Elegant plants, all parts in three - leaves, sepals, petals. Does best in deciduous woodland. |
| flexipes |
A robust trillium; showy white flowers. |
£5 |
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grandiflorum
30cm |
Clean white flowers look wonderful in woodland beds, the easiest to establish. Humus rich soil |
£5 |
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| vaseyi |
The tallest trillium at 50cm; three petalled deep burgundy blooms. |
£5 |
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| TROPAEOLUM |
speciosum
(Flame of Scotland) |
Good pots full of growing roots of the wonderful climbing plant that stops most visitors to Scotland in their steps. Wonderful twining through evergreens or over a classic Yew hedge. It can be difficult to get going, which is why we lift it early in the year, in substantive pieces, and sell them when they start to grow away. Might be the chance of a lifetime |
£6.50 |
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| UVULARIA |
| grandiflora |
Running habit and stems with yellow inverted flowers. |
£4 |
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| VERBENA |
bonariensis
80cm |
Airy branches of small purple flowers throughout autumn. Great. |
£4 |
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| VERATRUM |
| nigrum |
Pleated olive green leaves and amazing flowerheads of black flowers. |
£5 |
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| VERONICA |
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gentianoides pallida
20cm |
Rosettes of glossy leaves and beautiful pale blue spikes |
£3.50 |
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grandis
60cm |
Mat of leaves and tall spires of deep royal blue |
£3.50 |
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| peduncularis Georgia Blue |
Mats of purple tinged leaves and beautiful blue flowers |
£3.50 |
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VINCA Periwinkles
Perfect plants for woodland floors amongst shrubs or over walls. Wherever you need an attractive, hardy evergreen carpeter. |
| minor |
Lovely early periwinkle blue flowers |
£3 |
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minor alba
(Miss Jekyll's White) |
White flowers, glossy foliage |
£3 |
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| minor atropurpurea |
Unusual dusky purple flowers on the same neat trails of leaves |
£3 |
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| aurea variegata |
Golden edged leaves; blue flowers. |
£3 |
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minor
Double Blue |
A lovely double flowered variety; attractive blue rosettes |
£3 |
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minor
Illuminations |
Bright yellow striped leaves; blue flowers. |
£3 |
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| VIOLA |
| labradorica |
Neat clumps of purple leaves and then purple violets; hardy. |
£3 |
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