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- Award of Garden Merit (RHS Award) indicating a plant that is rated excellent for garden use, of good constitution, and not requiring specialist conditions to grow well.
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- Fully hardy
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- Hardy to -5°C
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- Unlikely to withstand a frost
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- New addition to this year's catalogue.
You have found: 4 Plant Families and 8 plants
Filipendula |
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1.8-2.5 x 1.2m. Perennial, forming large clumps of attractive foliage, with corymbs of deep rose-pink flowers in early summer. Moist to boggy soil in sun.
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60 x 45cm. Finely divided foliage, with creamy-white double flowers. For alkaline soil in full sun.
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Francoa |
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45cm. Evergreen rosettes, with spikes of deep pink flowers, darker-veined, from mid-summer to autumn. Moist but well-drained soil in sun or part-shade, not too wet in winter. |
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FritillariaBulbs are poisonous. |
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30cm. Pendent flowers in purple, with chequered markings, or occasionally white, in spring. Will grow in fertile, well-drained soil or damp meadow conditions, in sun or part-shade. Ideal for naturalising in grass. British native.
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FuchsiaThe fuchsias listed here are reasonably hardy, and prefer a fertile, moist but well-drained soil in sun or part shade. They flower in summer, over a long period. |
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120 x 60cm. Dainty red and purple flowers. |
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100 x 80cm. Graceful stems with golden foliage and dainty red and purple flowers. |
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120 x 60cm. Dainty palest pink flowers. |
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100 x 80cm. Graceful stems with grey-green,pink and cream foliage, and dainty red and purple flowers. |
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