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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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- Unlikely to withstand a frost
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- New addition to this year's catalogue.
You have found: 5 Plant Families and 8 plants
Kalanchoe |
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15-20cm. Semi-pendant succulent, with silvery frosted foliage, and silvery-pink flowers in late winter-spring. Flourishes in my cold greenhouse, just frost-free.
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Kirengeshoma |
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60-120 x 75cm. A clump-forming perennial with large attractive leaves, and bearing pale yellow flowers in late summer and autumn. Requires a lime-free, humus-rich soil, in a shady position.
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Knautia |
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100cm. Clump-forming, with blue-lilac flowers, mid-summer to autumn. Fertile, preferably alkaline soil in full sun. British native.
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60cm. Maroon scabious-like flowers in summer. Fertile, well-drained soil in full sun, preferably alkaline. May self seed.
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Kniphofia |
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60-90cm. Slender spikes of cream and pink flowers, late summer into early autumn. Fertile, humus-rich soil in sun. Requires good drainage.
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60cm. Spikes of creamy lemon flowers. As above.
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50cm. Slender spikes of dusky coral red flowers, July to October. Well-drained soil in sun. |
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Koeleria |
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40 x 30cm. Semi-evergreen glaucous, rolled leaves, resembling a blue hedgehog! Good flower spikes, green at first, becoming buff. Well-drained neutral to alkaline soil in full sun.
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