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ABRIACHAN GARDEN AND NURSERY
Loch Ness Side, Inverness, IV3 8LA
TELEPHONE ....... 01463 861 232
E-mail: [email protected]
WE ARE OPEN DAILY, FROM FEBRUARY TO NOVEMBER
9am to 7pm ..... Or dusk if earlier.
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This catalogue is a selection of what we grow. Our plants
change over the year as we propagate and sell.
Check our web site or e-mail us to check availability.
www.lochnessgarden.com
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All the plants we list in our catalogue have proven their worth
as good garden plants, or are part of one of our collections such
as Auricula. We also like our plants to have a little “je ne sais
quoi” whether that be lovely scent, a flash of subtle colour, or
just looking right in the place or association where they grow.
Our daughter Cat and her partner Brad are currently working
as wildlife guides on Pebble Island in the Falkland Islands,
and so the outstanding wildlife, flora and landscape are high in
our consciousness.
The front cover shows a Rockhopper, a Calceolaria (Lady’s
Slipper) and an Islander plane, three wonderful aspects of life
in the Islands.
Margaret Davidson
Front cover by Cat Davidson
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ACAENA
These are low creeping carpets, with feathery leaves and burrs. Excellent
scrambling around rocks. Great with bulbs, which grow through the mat.
Strong growing, glaucous leaves with
buchanii
£3.00
brown burrs.
Silky grey leaves, and large brown burrs.
caesiiglauca
£3.00
Scrambling habit.
inermis
Tight growing, glistening purple leaves.
£3.00
purpurea
Perfect as part of a tapestry of colour.
microphylla
Tiny, ferny, bronze leaves and wonderful
£3.00
Copper Carpet
red burrs in late summer.
ACANTHUS
spinosus
(Bear's Breaches)
120cm x 90cm
Mounds of glossy toothed leaves and lots
of hooded purple flower spikes in late
£5.00
summer. Excellent perennial for every
bold gardener.
ACHILLEA
Moonshine
1.2m
Sun loving, flat glowing yellow heads; a
fine plant for a sunny border.
ACONITUM (Monkshood)
The fabled monkshoods Strong, and lovely in shade or woodland.
Spikes of hooded white flowers, lipstick
bi-colour
blue edged, shading elegantly into the
1.2m
florets.
nepallus
Tall strong white spires on splendid dark
albus 1.2m
green leaves.
nepallus
Majestic spires of moody blue hooded
dark blue 1.2m
florets; hardy and utterly reliable.
£4.00
£4.50
£4.00
£4.00
ACTEA
Handsome, darkest purple/black foliage and
Black Negligee
densely covered spires of white flowers in autumn. £7.50
1.5m
An elegant and striking plant
Spring foliage is an excellent dark purple, changing
Pink Spike
darkest green for summer; flower spike a pretty
£7.50
pale pink in late summer.
AGAPANTHUS (African Lilies)
Midsummer colour that will give you impeccable garden credentials. Strong
stems and eye catching, spherical heads of flowers. I grow several varieties in
the ground and they come through winters well. They also look very good
indeed grown tight in large pots. To get the best from them liquid feed
throughout summer with a high potash feed; tomato feed is ideal. Full sun;
good drainage.
ardernei Hybrids
Excellent, floriferous white Agapanthus, tips of
£5.00
60cm
the flowers flush pink as they age.
Buckingham Palace
Tall, mid blue flowers. Scarce.
£6.00
1.3m
Cally Bright Blue
First-rate, strong blue from Michael
£5.00
80cm
Wickenden at Cally Gardens.
A fine old mid blue variety that is named for
Castle of Mey
the famous Caithness Castle of the Queen
£6.00
80cm
Mother. Splendid in pot or border.
This Agapanthus was given to us by a
Ex St Helena
customer with friends in St Helena, where it
£6.00
50cm
grows in the wild. Good, sturdy, mid blue
flowers, building up quickly and well.
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Headbourne Hybrids A reliable old variety, mid blue and
70cm
floriferous. A summer mainstay.
Loch Hope
Magnificent, mid blue heads August onwards
1.2m AGM
Navy Blue 60cm Navy, black stems, superb.
Polar Ice
Clean white heads July august. Lovely in large blue
80cm
or terracotta pots.
Streamline
Grey-blue flowers with darker stripe. Attractive
40cm
over a long period
Timaru
Mid season, violet blue. They clump up very well
75cm
and make a great garden presence.
Torbay
Plenty of sky blue heads through summer. Good
60cm
greyish foliage.
£5.00
£6.00
£5.00
£6.00
£4.00
£5.00
£5.00
AJUGA
Braunherz
10cm spreading
Catlin's Giant
25cm
Ajugas are excellent ground covering plants,
bronzed and purples with flashes of pink, good
all year round, especially showy in winter.
Braunherz has handsome scalloped shaped
leaves of a smoky bronze.
Different, green close leaves and 20cm spikes of
rich blue flowers.
£3.00
£3.00
ALCHEMILLA (Ladies’ Mantle)
Indispensible border plants or attractive ground covering mats.
conjuncta
Exquisite leaves with silky, silver
Alpine Ladies Mantle)
threaded edge. Flat growing.
ellenbeckii
Tiny dark stemmed vigorous mats;
(Creeping Ladies Mantle)
lovely, tiny sprays of green flowers.
A miniature spreading ladies’ mantle. Fresh
erythropoda
green and perfect detail.
Scalloped edged leaves, fresh in spring and
mollis
wonderful after a shower of rain; pretty sprays
30cm
of green flowers in summer.
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
ALLIUM
These are the largest ornamental onion heads
that we grow. Football sized composite heads of
silver violet; dries beautifully.
hollandicum 90cm The most reliable we grow. Orange sized purple
Purple Sensation heads on taller stems. Excellent
karataviense
Small, pink/gray spherical heads nestling on
15cm
handsome gray leaves.
A strong Highland strain that makes excellent
schoenoprasum
edging to veg plots and potagers. Good for
20cm (Chives)
scrambled egg and mashed potato too.
christophii
50cm
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
£3.00
AMSONIA
tabernaemontana Elegant upright stems and periwinkle- blue stars
40cm (Blue Star ) of flower. A neat rather lovely perennial.
£4.00
ANAPHALIS
triplinervis
40cm
Mounds of felt-grey leaves and white everlasting
£3.50
flowers all summer.
ANDROSACE
primuloides
4cm
Lovely tiny spring flowering; evergreen rosette
with sprays of little eye catching pink flowers.
Yellow eye. Choice.
£3.00
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ANEMONE nemorosa (Wood Anemones)
These are cultivated forms of our native wood anemones. All are dainty, early
flowering and build up steadily, year on year. You will find them in our garden
amongst rocks and under the skirts of shrubs. Look closely at the flowers and
turn over the petals to reveal the silvered blue and violet shaded back to the
petals. You will love them all. The sheer valour of them in spring sunshine
awakens hope.
The modest and beautiful native wood anemone. In
nemorosa
our woodlands they emerge early on the slopes
£3.00
before the leaves unfurl and draw in summer shade.
An old variety we acquired last year. It has variable
Blue Eyes
doubling of the white flower ruff and a most
£3.50
attractive blue eye centre
Large, flat faced white flowers; purple flushed
Lychette
£3.50
stems.
Mid Blue
A heart stirring washed sky blue.
£3.50
Royal Blue
Dainty leaves, and then the brightest royal blue
flower.
£3.50
Robinsoniana Palest blue with silver backed petals. Just lovely.
£3.50
viridifolia
£3.50
Unusual and attractive double green
ANEMONE
multifida
Pretty, fresh rose pink anemones that
Anabelle Rose 20cm
open to display a pale yellow centre
Lovely pale yellow flowers on fine foliage. A very
x lipiensis
good cross between nemorosa and ranunculoides
species.
Often the first to show above ground. Dainty
ranunculoides foliage and bright yellow flowers.
£3.00
£3.00
£3.00
Autumn Anemones
Taller elegant anemones that really lift a late summer autumn planting to a
new level.
hupehensis 80cm
An abundance of 2 toned pink blooms on
£4.75
Hapsden Abundance
wide branching plants.
x hybrida
Large open-faced white anemones. A
£4.75
Andrea Atkinson 80cm splendid sight.
x hybrida
Wonderful, tall old fashioned white
£4.75
Honorine Jobert 1.2 m border anemone.
x hybrida
Tall, strong, semi double, soft pink
£4.75
Queen Charlotte
anemones. An excellent perennial with us.
ANGELICA
Ebony
1.6m
Glossy, purple-black pinnate leaves with a tall second
year stem bearing a head of dark purple buds opening
pink. Wonderful statuesque plant.
£4.75
ANTENNARIA
dioica
Full sun round cover; tight grey leaves and pretty pink
everlasting flowers.
£3.00
ANTHYLLIS
vulnaria
rubra
The attractive red flowered form of native kidney vetch;
excellent in dry beds and among rocks. Grey/green
foliage.
£3.00
AQUILEGIA
Columbines or Granny's Bonnets. Well loved perennials for the late spring
garden. They mix & match and seed around pleasingly.
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vulgaris
clematiflora
Ice Cream mixed
Mackanna
Hybrids 50cm
Open faced blooms, with remarkable clematis
like blooms; mostly pink or lavender blue with
the odd white.
A double flowered mix, often bi-colours and
with tight pleated petal form. Pink and white or
lavender and white, odd other colours.
Excellent seed raised hybrids; long spurred and
colourful.
Any 3 Aquilegia
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
for £10
ARABIS
caucasicum
alba flora plena
Double white rosettes of flower on trailing
stems, grey leaves.
£3.50
ARISAEMA
griffithii
The Arisaema have been a revelation. They are weird and
wonderful plants, often single leaves and hooded or
ghostly flowers, for all the world looking like something
from science fiction. This species has brooding purple
£7.00
flowers netted with bronze and a long spear like spadix
behind the flower. They thrive in the open garden in
woodland conditions with us.
ARISARUM
Mouse Plant; Shiny arrow shaped leaves with cute
proboscideum curling mouse tail flowers. Good in woodland
settings and very good in dry shade.
£3.00
ARMORACIA
rusticana
40cm
(Horseradish)
No jar in the supermarket is going to give you the
real flavour to have with roast beef. Upright wavy
edged clumps of leaves and strong white tap roots, £3.50
which is the bit you want. Contain it buried in a
pot have it in a bed alone or it will run!
ARTEMESIA
abrotanum
50cm
(Southernwood)
A well loved, old plant; aromatic silver gray
foliage that used along with lavender as a moth
repellent. It has to beat the chemical gunk.
Pointed leaves on an upright plant. French
dranunculus
Tarragon has by far the best flavour. Great with
50cm
scrambled eggs, chicken and many dishes.
(French Tarragon)
(Available from May )
£4.00
£3.50
ARUNCUS
aethusifolius
Attractive pinnate leaves and panicles of cream
40cm (Dwarf Goat
white flowers. Very hardy and useful in shade.
Beard)
Tall and stately with strong panicles of creamy
white flowers in July. This selection is a hybrid
diocius x sinensis
between A. diocius and A. sinensis and very
Zweiweltenkind
often has a bronze cast to the foliage. For
3m (Goat's Beard)
retentive soil in sun or under trees. Deer
resistant! Perfect for a woodland.
The leaves of filigree form and dainty white
kneifii 30cm
sprays of flower. Shade tolerant woodlander.
£4.00
£4.50
£4.50
ASTER
laterifolia
horizontalis
60cm
An autumn aster. Tiny bronzed leaves and
mauve pink flowers. Perfect to create a cloud
like effect of pretty pink.
£4.50
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ASTELIA
A splendid architectural plant. Shining silver
rapiers of leaves, with an evergreen presence in
the border. We have found them very hardy in
sun and well drained soil.
chathamica
Silver Spear
£4.75
ASTRANTIA
major 40cm
(Masterwort)
Ruby Star
Lovely old fashioned flowers with a central boss
of stamens and surrounding ruff.
Red pin cushions surrounded by black tipped,
pink bracts.
£4.50
£4.50
AUBRIETA
I love aubretia in spring - sheets of colour
over rocks and walls and so easy and
reliable. Gloria is a dark magenta red.
Gloria
£3 each or
£10 for 4
AZORELLA
trifurcata
A fantastic carpeting plant from Empetrum heaths
throughout Southern South America. Hence drought
and sun proof. It forms a rock hard creeping green mat
- unbelievable. Related to the "vegetable sheep"
£4.00
A mound of grey-green trifoliate leaves and startling
blue flowers. A real beauty.
£4.00
Neat pale sugar pink daisies. Old desirable cultivar.
£3.50
BAPTISIA
australis
40cm
BELLIS
Alice
rotundifolia
caerulescens
Lovely little lavender blue daisies. Very pretty.
£3.50
BLETILLA
Sparse, sword shaped leaves and pink orchid flowers.
Usually recommended for humus rich woodland soil,
striata 15cm
but ours has survived cold winters, drought and
£6.00
Hardy Orchid
overshadowing by a huge Pieris and is doing fine.
Maybe some care and it would be wonderful!
BRUNNERA
Wonderful ground cover for shade and a great joy
Hapsden Cream
in spring; cream spotted light green leaves and the
30cm
loveliest blue flowers.
Jack Frost
A great perennial; heart shaped silver leaves,
25cm
edged with green; forget me not blue flowers.
Langtrees
Distinctive grey leaves, silver spotted around the
35cm
rim; pretty blue flowers.
Looking Glass
Wonderful almost all silver and blue flower sprays.
30cm
Mr Morse
Broad silver leaves, green veined. Sprays of white
30cm
flowers in spring. Lovely.
£4.50
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£4.50
CALCEOLARIA
fothergillii
A Falkland Island native. Tiny plant, with yellow
pouched flowers, well marked red. Loves the sun
and wind and a cool root run, just as it has in its
native land.
£4.00
CALICARPA
A very desirable, deciduous shrub; nicely
bodinieri var. giraldii ' bronzed leaves, but the key attraction is the
Profusion' 1.5 m
rich violet blue berries through autumn.
Stunning 2 litre pots
£8.50
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CALLISTEMON
What fun to raise a bottlebrush to flower. This has
tight upright leaf form and red bottlebrush
£7.50
flowers. Great by the sea or a warm wall. Doing
fine with us on Loch Ness!
CAMPANULA (The Bellflowers)
The bellflowers are the backbone of summer borders and simultaneously can
be excellent carpeting plants or precious tiny treasures.
alliarifolia
Arching stems and a run of elegant white bells
£4.00
50cm
along the length. Showy in a raised bed.
Tiny double powder-puff blue bells on a spreading
cochlearifolia
£3.00
mat. Lovely in a wide shallow pot too.
Kent Belle
A distinguished plant; large regal purple bells over
£4.50
50cm
a long period.
Stately blue summer bellflowers. They bloom with
lactiflora
the roses and mock orange. Hardy and
£4.00
1.3m
magnificent.
lactiflora
Seedlings from our large strong Pritchard's
Pritchard's Variety plants; spires of rich violet blue bells ready for £4.00
(seedlings) 1.3m
midsummer.
latifolia
Outward facing tubular bells of rich violet;
£4.00
Brantwood 75cm
strong perennial.
persicifolia
Large open double white bells on elegant
£4.00
alba coronata 60cm stems. Lovely.
persicifolia
Large open white bells perfectly rimmed with
£4.50
Chettle Charm 60cm china blue. Beautiful
poscharskyana
Bright blue stars of blooms, on trailing stems.
£3.00
(Trailing Bellflower) Excellent on walls or edging plantings.
Sarastro
Striking, large violet purple bells on a bushy
£4.50
60cm
perennial plant; long season in flower
rigidus
Bottlebrush
2m
CARDAMINE
pentaphylla
40cm
pratense
Big White 30cm
pratense
flora plena
raphanifolia
One of the earliest herbaceous plants to come
into growth in spring. Five sectioned leaves and
a pretty spray of pink flowers.
A large, white flowered version of our native
Ladies Smock. Very good in short grass or damp
meadows.
A pretty double violet pink variant. For damp
soil.
Strong growing, early pink ladies on fresh cress
green foliage.
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
CARDIOCRINUM
Legendary lilies. Huge whorl of white trumpet
flowers, downward facing so the scent and
giganteum
beauty are wonderfully accessible. The seed
2.5m
heads that follow are a feature for a year and
(Himalayan Lilies )
more. Our plants are large bulbs and many will
flower this year.
£11.50
CENTAUREA
Perennial cornflower or Bluebottle. These cottage garden plants flower very
early, right after the daffodils.
macrocephala
Large shaggy blue cornflowers May/June.
£4.00
65cm
Always welcome
The white flowered version; has a lovely moonlit
montana alba
£4.00
glow
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CERASTIUM
Grey mats of foliage and dazzling white cup
tomentosum
shaped flowers smother the plant through
(Snow in summer)
summer. Ubiquitous, but no less good for that.
£3.50
CENTRANTHUS
A plant that seems to lives on fresh air. Rich red
flowers on 30cm stems. Well suited to dry poor
soil. Look up at the ramparts of Edinburgh and
other castles and it is there.
rubra
(Wall Valerian)
£4.00
CHAMAEMELUM
Treneague
(Lawn Chamomile)
The non-flowering Chamomile, lush, fresh
£3 each
green and fabulously aromatic. This is the one
or £10
used for lawns, but think of it also on a bank
for 4
or bower or in an arbour …. imagine, imagine.
CHIASTOPHYLLUM
oppositifolium
Neat, shiny, leathery rosettes and yellow
catkin flowers; perfect on a wall or rockery
and good as an ingredient in planters.
£3.00
CICERBITA
alpina
1m
plumeria
2m
Beautiful branching heads of blue daisies on mounds of
large toothed leaves. A rare Scottish native and we
£4.50
love to sell it.
Lilac blue daisies on strong swaying stems. It seeds
gently for us and we have 4 or 5 in the garden each
£3.50
year. Always welcome.
CIRSIUM
rivulare
atropurpureum
1m
Trevor's
Blue Wonder
Handsome basal clumps and large open sprays
of purple/ red thistles, all without the spines!
£4.50
A remarkably good garden plant, repeat
flowering from June to December.
A new purple blue variety on silver gray base of
£5.00
leaves. Same excellent repeat flowering.
CONVALLARIA
majalis
(Lily of the
Valley)
The lovely white bells with a heart melting
fragrance. We sell plants established in established
pots, that will grow away far better than dried root £3.00
pieces. Also lovely in a containers that can be
brought indoors for a while.
majalis rosea
Pink flowered form.
£3.50
CORYDALIS
elata 40cm
Lovely blue flowers on fine ferny foliage;
(The Fumitories) excellent in shade and good garden plants
flexuosa
Purple ferny foliage, a good contrast with blue
Purple Leaf 30cm flowers.
Neat filigree foliage and surprising pink tubular
solida
flowers. These Corydalis are often grown in pots to
Beth Evans
display them well, but are very hardy and
10cm
performed well for us in raised beds.
solida
Fine foliage and a lovely soft red group of
George Baker 10cm flowers
CROCOSMIA (Monbretia)
Great plants for a late summer show, bold and bright.
They increase well and are rewarding to grow.
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
£3.50
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Babylon 80cm
Open face orange red blooms, dark centred.
£4.00
Canary Bird
40cm
Compact, very attractive yellow/gold blooms;
increases well.
£4.00
Gerbe d'Or 80cm Bronze flushed leaves and warm yellow flowers
£4.00
Hell Fire
1m
£4.00
Honey Angels
60cm
Limpopo
75cm
Lucifer
1.2m
Mistral
60cm
Okavango
paniculata
1.2m
Paul's Best
Yellow 1m
Red Knight
75cm
Spitfire
90cm
Tangerine
Queen 90cm
Velvet red flowers set off well with dark stems.
Late summer
Attractive bronzed leaves and yellow funnelshaped flowers; excellent in the garden or
containers.
My favourite last year; apricot flowers with a
lighter throat ; nice compact clumps
A remarkable plant that draws the eye across the
garden. Strong, upright pleated sword-shaped
leaves with brilliant red flowers. Hardy and
increases well.
Early flowering variety; upright facing orange
flowers, flushing pink with age; striking garden
plants.
A very good vigorous variety apricot orange with a
long season in flower.
£4.00
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£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
These are the finest and most effective vertical
foliage in the spring border. Spears of growth
emerge and open into elegant pleated leaves.
Persimmon orange flowers in August. First class.
£4.00
Tall with large golden yellow flowers ; flowers pen
faced and showy
£4.00
Good upright bright red funnel flowers.
£4.00
Crackling orange on elegant foliage. Vigorous and
reliable
Strong growth and tangerine orange flowers; long
season
£4.00
£4.00
CYMBALARIA
The lovely little violet toad flaxes on tiny ivy like
muralis
trailing leaves that scramble on and through
(Ivy-Leaved Toad walls. I'll bet you have tried taking pieces like
Flax)
me...but they rarely work. You need to raise
from seed. Here they are.
Tiny marbled leaves and white toadflax flowers.
acquitriloba alba
Creeps slowly, slowly.
£3.00
£3.00
CYNARA
cardunculus
(Cardoons)
1.5 m
Among the most remarkable plants in any
garden. Large silver leaves, beautifully ragged
cut and huge mace-like purple thistles on wide
branching heads. Fantastic. Available from May
£4.00
DABOECIA
William Buchanan
( Irish Heath) 25cm
Small heath like leaves and purple bell heather
flowers for months and months and often
£3.00
through winter. Excellent plant for a dry bank.
DACTYLORRHIZA
purpurella 15cm
(Northern Marsh Orchid)
A lovely Scots native, popping up
throughout our garden. A really rich
dark purple orchid.
£4.00
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DARMERA
A plant to grow for impact & form. Large, handsome
peltata
puckered edge leaves, fresh green, turning bright red in
1m
autumn; white flower spike before the leaves in spring.
£4.50
DECAISNEA
A hardy multi-stemmed shrub, walnut-like
fargessi 3 m
leaves and the most amazing blue fruit pods in
(Blue Bean Tree or
£5.50
autumn; true ghoul blue. One of the highlights
Dead Man's Fingers)
of the year.
DELOSPERMUM
nubigenum
(Yellow Ice Plant)
A small-leaved hardy succulent that makes
good carpets covered with bright yellow
flowers. Very useful on dry sunny site.
£3.00
Beautiful dark blue summer delphinium;
excellent for cutting.
£3.50
Blue/green foliage and blood red wonderfully
fragrant flowers on this very old variety
£3.50
DELPHINIUM
Desante Blue
70cm
DIANTHUS
Old Red Clove
10cm
DICENTRA
cucullaria
40cm
formosa
50cm
formosa alba
50cm
Fine, glaucous foliage and white waxy bell
flowers; humus rich soil part shade. Exquisite.
Glaucous foliage and mauve pink flowers……a
good ground covering plant for semi-shade.
Pure white flowers on the attractive leaves in
spring. Lovely in shade and woodlands.
Fine old hardy long lived plants with arching
branches, strung with dangling pink and white
spectabilis 50cm
flowers. Very attractive. We only send them out
(Lady in the Bath)
early in the season (March) as they have very
brittle foliage.
spectabilis alba
The exquisite white version. Ethereal in shade.
spectabilis
Rich red flowers, red stems and flushed foliage.
Valentine
New this season ( mail order in March )
£5.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.50
£4.50
£4.50
DIERAMA
pulcherrimum
1.5m
Fairy's Fishing Rod
Long grassy leaves and arching stems, dripping
with lilac pink bells emerging from silver
£4.50
papery calyxes.
DIGITALIS
ferruginea
1m Rusty Foxglove
purpurea alba
2m
The tall rusty foxglove; closely packed spikes
of golden flowers with brown stippled throats. £4.00
A group is an arresting sight.
The white foxglove. Stately plants, wonderful
£3.50
in shade. Biennial.
DIPLARRHENA
moraea 40cm
(Butterfly Flag)
A striking perennial; clean, white-winged blooms
with purple and yellow shades on the inner
£3.50
petals. Lovely in early summer.
DIPSACUM
British native; with purple thistle heads loved by
fullomon
butterflies and bees. The seed heads are known for
1.2m (Teasel) their hooks and persist all winter…the seeds again
being good for winter bird food.
£3.50
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DISPOROPSIS
pernyi
80cm
Glossy stems and hanging white flowers. Like a small
Solomon's Seal and good for shade.
£4.00
DODOCATHEON
media Goliath
Strong stems with pink, rocket like flowers
£3.50
ECHINACEA
purpurea
The original and strongest Echinacea; dark purple
flower, brown cone centre.
£4.50
A delicate Chinese poppy; white, yellow stamens,
glabrous leaves.
£4.00
EOMECON
chionantha
EPIMEDIUM
Epimediums make excellent ground cover; they grow just about anywhere,
and possess a real air of elegance. The spring flowers are dainty and repay
close observation. The leaves follow and are fresh green, often bronze tinged
and veined, lasting through winter. They work through a planting as stitches
in a tapestry.
x perralchium Tough evergreen foliage with bronze markings. A
Frohnleiten good variety for dry conditions. Excellent early
£4.50
50cm
foliage and yellow flowers.
pubigerum
Smooth green foliage and elegant sprays of creamy
£4.50
40cm
white flowers.
x versicolor
Neat, marbled leaves and sprays of primrose
£4.50
sulphureum 25cm yellow flowers.
x warleyense 25cm Again, beautiful foliage and orange flowers.
£4.50
Smaller variety with tiny unfolding chocolateyoungianum niveum
flushed foliage in early spring followed by
£4.50
25cm
pretty white flowers.
ERICA arborea (Tree Heathers)
Some of my favourite plants for many years now. Sturdy, evergreen shrubs
with the recognisable heather-like foliage and smothering of honey scented
white blooms in spring.
arborea
All year round golden foliage; a few scented
£6.00
Albert's Gold 1m
flowers, grown for its excellent colour.
Good for windy and sunny sites; evergreen
arborea alpina
and drenched honey scented flower in April£6.00
2-3m
May.
Excellent form, golden foliage that partially
arborea
greens up attractively in summer; lovely
£6.00
Estrella Gold 1m
scented flowers.
ERIGERON
A wonderful little plant; nonstop clouds of tiny daisies;
white with a pink/purple back to the petals. At my
daughter's home she has it growing over the slope
behind her kitchen window and they are perfect.
A rare Scottish native; now only found in the
Borealis 15cm
wild on high ledges away from sheep and
(Alpine Fleabane)
deer. Slender stems and heads of violet day
flowers.
Profusion
15cm
£3.00
£3.50
ERINUS
alpinus
10cm
Tiny clumps with clouds of pink flowers. Wonderful
along steps or walls, where it will settle and seed.
£2.75
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ERYNGIUM
The finest and largest sea holly. Beautiful lacy ruffs on
blue cone centres. Definitely more Blackadder than
Baldrick.
bourgatti
Deeply cut white variegated foliage, gives a lacy
Graham Stuart effect; branching heads of marine blue sea hollies.
Thomas 30cm Floriferous and long in flower.
alpinum
90cm
£7.00
£5.50
ERYTHRONIUM
dens canis
15cm
Dog's Tooth Violet
Beautiful early flowering rhizomes; dark
spotted olive leaves and pink flowers, reflexed
£4.00
like a cyclamen. These are seed raised from
our long established plants.
EUCALYPTUS
rubida
(Candle Gum)
A medium sized Eucalyptus from Tasmania with
beautiful white bark and glaucous juvenile foliage;
easy to coppice to retain the blue leaves. Tolerant
of heavy frosts and snows and adaptable to most
well drained soils.
£6.50
Strong, tall herbaceous plants with dense mauvepink heads late summer into autumn.
£4.75
EUPATORIUM
purpureum
1m
EUPHORBIA
cyparissius
Fens Ruby
15cm
griffithi
Dixter
1m
polychroma
25cm
Delicate froth of red foliage, resembling sphagnum
moss. Suited to a dry open situation; lime green
£3.00
bracts.
Interesting early red shoots appear in March/
April, followed by upright bronzed stems and
£4.50
leaves and topped by vivid orange bracts. Excellent
and attractive
Tidy spring growth topped with a golden yellow
£4.00
bract show. Good autumn colour too.
FASICULARIA
An astonishing plant. A rosette of pointed,
hook-edged leaves, handsome in their own
bicolor 50cm
right. As it gains size the central leaves turn
Crimson Bromeliad
red and a dome of bright blue flowers with
white bracts appears in the centre.
£8.50
FERNS
A selection of handsome and pretty ferns to add interest to any garden. Give
your ferns a little attention, water and feed, and in 2 or 3 years you will have
specimens to relish and show off. Great companion plants.
ATHYRIUM
felix femina
80cm
(Lady Fern)
Elegant pinnate leaves on this hardy easy-going
Native fern. Good in shade and sun, if it has a cool
root run.
Very attractive, grey-green leaves
metallica Red Beauty
with red veining, low growing
60cm (Japanese Painted Fern)
habit.
£4.00
£4.50
ASPLENIUM
solopendrium
(Hart's Tongue Fern)
trichomanes
(Maidenhair
Spleenwort)
Handsome, undulating strap leaves;
excellent in shade; wintergreen.
£5.00
The lovely dainty small fern, you find on old
walls. Wiry, small leaflets, black midrib.
£4.00
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BLECHNUM
A rare Falkland Island native fern. Large handsome
leathery leaves slowly forming substantial and attractive
areas in shade or a damper area.
penna marina
Tiny leathery pinnate leaves that carpet the
(Falkland Island
ground well; evergreen.
Little Fern)
chilense
90cm
penna marina
cristata
Heavily crested leaves that grow well in dry stone
walls and work well in alpine plantings.
£8.50
£4.00
£4.00
spicant
British native; neat shining pinnate fronds; hardy
£4.00
40cm (Hard Fern) and evergreen.
DRYOPTERIS
sieboldii
(Japanese Wood Fern )
Handsome strap like leaves, excellent in
woodland plantings.
£6.50
A wonderful fern; elegant emerging crosiers
opening to plume-like open fronds. Strong
growing and unique. Excellent in plantings with
Irises and Meconopis.
£6.00
MATTEUCIA
struthiopteris
1.5m (Ostrich
Fern)
ONOCLEA
Arching fronds, never lots, just enough.
sensibilis
Mobile stems and segmented leaves and
50cm (Sensitive Fern)
wavy edges.
£4.00
POLYPODIUM
A splendid fern for dry positions. Neat
ladder rung leaves; black stems. British
native, wintergreen.
£5.00
Sprays of sugar pink flowers; very good in
shade and gives good midsummer colour.
£4.50
vulgare
30cm (Native Polypody)
FILIPENDULA
venusta rubra
1m (Meadowsweet)
FOENICULUM
We lost our huge bronze fennel in the minus 20
temperatures 2 winters ago. It was a great loss and we
vulgare
could not live without it so have replanted. They make
Bronze 2m a wonderful bulk of bronze filigree foliage and huge
umbelliferous heads. Great in winter with the huge dry
seed heads. Birds love it too.
£3.50
FRAGARIA
Strawberry plants with the most amazing pink flowers.
x ananassa
Rarely fruits…which is a shame. They flower for months £3.00
Pink
on end and send out runners.
FRANCOA
appendiculata
80cm
Bridal Wreath
A base of crimped, felted, gray green leaves and
sprays of stems clothed in white or pale pink
flowers, often shot with splashes of red.
GALANTHUS (Snowdrops)
nivalis
The common and beautiful snowdrop. These are
divisions from our garden, where they are steadily
clothing slopes and ditches becoming more of a
spectacle each year.
Pots of 10-12 bulbs
£4.00
£3.00
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Slender glaucous leaves; long outer petals and inner
atkinsii
petals nicely marked with green horseshoe mark. Good £3.00
25cm AGM
garden plants and beautifully scented
Galatea
Large flowered, handsome variety, increases well and
£4.00
25cm
showy in the winter garden.
Magnet
The largest flowered variety; a lovely clean white that
£4.00
30cm
draws the eye.
viridapicis
20cm
Another good garden variety, distinguished by a green
mark on the tip of the outer petals.
£3.00
Glossy green ground hugging, leaves flushing bronze in
winter, white flower spikes. Excellent in woodland or
part shade.
£3.50
GALAX
urceolata
GENTIANA
Gentians sing of alpine slopes and cool Himalayan valleys. Perhaps that is why
they do well in the Highlands.
Spring flowering variety: tight little plants with dark
blue upright bells. This is good in a small rockery or
cachemirica
£3.50
raised alpine type planting, looking very good against
gravel mulching.
lutea 1m
Handsome plants; whorls of yellow
£3.50
(Giant Yellow Gentian)
florets on a strong stem.
Autumn flowering variety ; royal blue funnels on a
Shot Silk
£3.50
compact plant
Strathmore
An good, sky blue variant with white markings
£3.50
GERANIUMS
The hardy Geranium species large and small are an asset to any garden. Some
are glamorous; others are workmanlike, doing the job when nothing else will.
Some make elegant specimens; others look good in a crowd. All of these are
tried and tested in our garden.
Ballerina
Neat puckered leaves and carpeting of pink flowers. £3.50
20cm
Blue Blood
This variety flowers very well repeating over the
£4.75
30cm
summer months; flowers rich violet blue.
Brookside
An almost continual show of blue flowers over good
£4.50
40cm
divided foliage
These hybrids make excellent ground cover,
x cantabrigensis leathery leaves coping well with dry and most
£4.00
Cambridge 30cm weeds. Flowers mauve pink over summer and
autumn.
x cantabrigensis Compact, dense grower, usually evergreen;
£4.00
Westray 25cm
pretty pink flowers for many months.
Elizabeth Ann
Early flowering with soft pink flowers looking
£5.00
50cm
attractive against its bronze leaves.
All the macrorrhizum plants have attractive
macrorrhizum
scalloped, aromatic leaves and make excellent
£4.00
Czakor 30cm
ground cover. Sun or shade. Czakor has good
magenta flowers.
m. Ingwersen’s
The nicest fresh, green, apple-scented leaves
Variety
£4.00
and soft pink flowers. Lovely with London Pride.
40cm
m. Pindus
Half the size of the other varieties; red bracts
£4.00
20cm
magenta flowers.
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orientalitibeticum
20cm
x oxonianum
Claridge Druce
x oxonianum
Rebbeca Moss
60cm
x oxonianum
Southcombe Star
Patricia
80cm
Marbled foliage, no one leaf the same as the
next; pink flowers.
Vigorous and great ground cover; mid pink
flowers for many months.
Another good, ground covering geranium.
Olive leaves and white flowers, flushing pink in
summer.
Slender magenta petals making a star shaped
flower; vigorous.
Good new plant; tall and vigorous with
magenta pink flowers, dark eye good long
season.
phaeum
The classic, velvet purple flowers on shade
The Mourning Widow
resistant foliage.
60cm
Pale green leaves with the veins marked out
phaeum
with white giving a very attractive
Margaret Wilson
appearance; flowers pale purple in early
30cm
summer.
phaeum
Handsome foliage plant for shade. The leaves
Samobar 40cm
are heavily marked with chocolate brown.
A creeping geranium; flowers July through
procurrens
autumn. Purple with a striking black eye.
One of the fastest spreading plants I know,
but it never seems to be invasive. Neat
pyrenaicum
scalloped leaves erupting into foam of small
25cm spreading
purple flowers all summer. Great in new
borders.
pyrenaicum
Pretty white form.
albiflorum 25cm
Russell Pritchard
Grey green leaves and lovely contrasting
30cm
chalky pink flowers.
sanguineum 15cm Neat small clumps and magenta flowers.
sessiliflorum
Tiny dark bronze leaves, with the occasional
NZ nigricans
startling red; spreading habit. White flowers
This native species scrambles through a
versicolor
border. Masses of tiny white flowers
30cm
exquisitely veined purple. Wonderful.
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£5.00
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£5.25
£4.50
£4.00
£4.00
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£4.50
£4.00
£3.50
£4.00
GEUM (The Avens)
Bright herbaceous perennials early and cheering.
Bell’s Bank
A Geoffrey Smith hybrid. Large fat double
25cm
bright pink flowers fading to stripes.
borisii
Early fiery orange flowers. Often repeats in
25cm
autumn. Neat clumps.
Dingle Apricot
Compact. Apricot yellow.
A very fine old geum; pretty primrose yellow
Lionel Cox
blooms
Mandarin 30cm
Large coppery orange.
Marmalade 30cm
New marmalade orange.
An old variety and none the worse for that;
Mrs Bradshaw
excellent double red blooms on elegant stems.
60cm
A very good performer in a mixed border
Mrs W Moore 30cm Cream, flushed pink semi double. Lovely.
Nordek 30cm
Open flower cups of brick orange.
£4.00
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£4.50
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Primrose 30cm
A neat flower, the prettiest primrose yellow.
£4.00
rivale
Leonard's Form
A variant of our native water avens. Nodding
flower heads of copper rose in summer
£4.50
Werner Arends 30cm Compact bright semi-double orange
£4.00
GRASSES AND SEDGES
Grasses can make inspirational planting. They bring the air of the wild into a
garden. Here are a few of my best ideas.
● Use in a mixed border, they are a great change of texture and a cooling
colour. E.g. Miscanthus, Pennisetum, Millium
● Grasses look great in “designed plantings “among rocks and large gravel.
E.g. Stipa, Miscanthus, Cortaderia, Carex
● Some grasses look fantastic as potted specimens e.g. Stipa arundinacea,
Hakenochloe, Carex
● Try some annual grasses with poppies. Fabulous. e.g. Hordeum jubatum
ANONMANTHELE (Used to be Stipa)
A glamorous grass. A fountain of rich streaked
lessoniana
leaves; red, yellow, bronze; the colours
£4.00
Pheasant grass intensifying in drought and cold. Makes a splendid
large planter specimen.
CAREX
comans
Bronze New
Zealand Hair
Grass
40cm
pendula 2m
(Weeping
sedge)
trifida 70 cm
(Mutton bird
sedge)
Fine, bronzed leaves make attractive tussocks.
Used extensively in New Zealand for landscape
planting, setting off showier companions well.
Good in containers too.
£4.00
UK Native Strong arching growth and panicles of
nut brown seed heads all winter.
£4.00
New Zealand and Falkland Island Native; clumps of
strong green leaves and spikes of nut brown seed
heads. One found on exposed headlands where
£4.00
sea birds burrow and nest. If you have a place that
would look great if windswept and interesting, this
is your plant.
CORDYLINE
australis
New Zealand
Cabbage Tree
The species. Green pointed leaves, and maturing
to a substantial tree that will flower wonderfully
after a mild winter. These are the “palm trees" of
the west coast of Scotland, as they are hardy
enough to withstand Atlantic storms. Excellent
specimen for summer plantings when young.
£5.00
HAKONECHLOA
macra aureola
25cm
An elegant bright grass; Light green with cream
stripe; lovely in shade or as a potted specimen.
£4.50
Silver edged variety of the native woodruff; great
plant for dry shade and elegant in growth.
£4.00
Broad soft straps of golden leaves
opening into golden oat like flowers. All
parts are golden. Early in growth and so
amazing with Meconopsis.
£3.50
LUZULA
nivea
(Snowy
Woodrush)
MILLIUM
effusum aureum 40cm
(Bowles Golden Grass)
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MISCANTHUS
sinensis
A wonderful upright grass; silver striped leaves
Morning Light 1m that capture light. Wonderful in autumn.
£5.00
STIPA
Basal clump of fine grass leaves and huge golden
gigantea 2m
oat- like flowers making a wonderful feature for £4.00
(Giant Oat Grass)
months.
tenuissima 80cm Pale grass with fine arching tufts of flowers,
£3.50
(Pony Tail Grass) dense and long lasting
GUNNERA
An amazing genus of plants, from the biggest herbaceous plants in the
garden to small, ground covering plants to some very odd individuals. Here is
our current selection.
Scale like bronzed leaves, overlapping and
hamiltonii
£3.50
spreading slowly A weird one.
Scallop shaped, crinkled leaves and
spikes of red berries if both sexes
magellanica 20cm
present. Useful ground cover in wet
£3.50
(Falkland Island pigvine)
places. Our memories are of lots of wet
areas near steams.
The Giant Gunnera. Can make huge plants as
they have done for us; just protect the crowns a
manicata
little in the first couple of winters. Magnificent
2-3m
£10.00
plants, beloved of dogs and children as hiding
Giant Gunnera
places. These are large heavy plants to send
…so call re. postage or pick up from the nursery
monoica
From New Zealand and rather nice serrated
£3.50
creeping
edge leaves, to give good cover in damp areas
Overlapping mats of olive serrated edged
prorepens
leaves…with slender spikes of brilliant red
£4.00
15cm
berries. Rather nice
HACQUETIA
epipactis
Welcome early colour; a plant that draws the
eye; lime green flowers with a yellow centre
arrive before the leaves.
£4.50
Wonderful richly coloured late daisies for the
border. Red, orange and yellow striped petals;
brown cone centre. Excellent show in a sunny
border, bulking well.
£4.50
HELENIUM
Sahins
Early Flowerer
1m
HELIANTHEMUM (The Rock Roses)
Available from May onwards
We have over 70 varieties and those we have available this year are listed on
our web site www.lochnessgarden.com
Or we can send you the list if you send a stamped addressed envelope.
Helianthemums are second to none for fast growth and early flower; hence
great for new plantings. Particularly useful for dry sunny sites.
Orders for individual varieties welcome
10 mixed Helianthemums named for Scotland’s
THE BENS
highest and well loved mountains. Bright and
£25.00
tough.
10 red, orange, hot pink or yellow varieties that
MIXED COLOURS will vibrate and shimmer and dance above the
£25.00
ground on a bright summer day.
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HELLEBORUS Orientalis Hybrids
Blue Metallic Lady
70cm
Pewter blue flowers on these special lenten
lilies.
£6.50
Red Lady
A fine dark red with black stamens.
£6.50
Mixed Double
Hybrids
Very good double flowered Hellebores.
Unflowered so could be a range of colours
green, white, pink and purple. All have been
attractive and good garden plants.
£6.50
A lovely old garden favourite; early flowering,
fragrant white or violet flowers with a unique
glowing quality, very effective in part shade.
£4.00
HESPERIS
matronalis
Sweet Rocket
80cm
HEPATICA
Early spring flowering, often before the leaves; attractive flowers……open
faced with prominent stamens, usually blue. So precious they used to be
passed from mother to daughter in Highland gardens.
We have a selection of seed raised plants. They pleasingly are true to colour
and we are listing separate colours.
nobilis alba
apple blossom blue
All 4.00 each
pink
dark violet
HEUCHERELLA
Silver Streak
30cm
Nice compact variety; the leaves have rich silver
markings on a dark purple background.
£4.50
HOSTA
Hostas are wonderful garden features, their bold leaves giving interest and
structure, particularly in shade. They are a real feature of our garden at
Abriachan. Discover or rediscover them, and you will find they work well as
focal points and give structure to plantings. Excellent in shade. We grow
several in small and large, stylish pots where they also look splendid.
August Moon Large, substantial yellow leaves, turning more
£6.00
70cm
golden in full sun; pale violet flowers.
Coquette
Blue leaved tokudama hybrid; Good fast growth
£5.00
20cm
and white flowers.
One of the largest Hostas when growing well,
Empress Wu
making more than a metre in high and 2m wide.
£7.50
1m
Good dark green corrugated leaves and lavender
flowers.
Gold Standard An elegant and excellent hosta. Chartreuse gold
£6.00
60cm
with irregular green margins.
Classic blue Hosta. Thick, lance-shaped blue
Halcyon
leaves, beautiful lavender/grey flowers. Best in
£5.00
30cm
part shade.
Strong upright vase shaped habit; blue/grey wavy
Krossa Regal
edged leaves. A good foundation stone for any
£6.50
1m
planting. Also magnificent in a large pot.
Mildred Seaver Good, corrugated blue leaves with cream borders.
£6.50
50cm
Excellent garden performance.
Patriot
Excellent hosta for the garden or a pot; shiny olive
£5.00
30cm
green leaves, white margins.
Upright growth displaying red stems. Lance shaped
Red October
leaves, with waxy surface; lavender flowers in
£6.00
40cm
some quantity.
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Serendipity
30cm
Stilleto
20cm
Tiny Tears
Wide Brim
30cm
Wolverine
30cm
Blue leaved tokudama hybrid; Good fast growth
and white flowers.
Narrow lance-shaped wavy leaves which are dark
green with a yellow margin. Good grower and a
unique pot.
Miniature Hosta; blue/green leaves and lovely tiny
purple flowers.
Good looking plant; dark green leaves with yellow
margin.
Very smart narrow leaves, green edged cream.
Good lilac flowers.
£6.00
£6.00
£7.50
£5.00
£6.50
HUMULUS
lupulis aurea
(Golden Hop)
Rough textured golden leaves on a fast growing,
twining plant. It rapidly covers fences or slopes;
deciduous.
£6.50
Herbaceous plants with large buttercup yellow
flowers, centres filled with stamens. Very good
plant for full sun and dry areas.
£3.50
HYPERICUM
olympicum
25cm
INULA
Large shaggy yellow daisies on a mound of rough
helenium 1.5m
leaves. Herbal properties; perfect giving volume
(Elecampane)
and brightness in a dry sunny area.
orientalis
Neat herbaceous plant with splendid bright
grandiflora 60cm orange yellow daisies.
£4.00
£3.50
IRIS
Iris are among the most iconic of all flowers, their blossoms being much loved.
Various forms but all with that handsome flower structure.
Elegant foliage and wonderful satin midnight
chrysographes
black irises with gold marked throats. Truly
£4.50
Black Form
wonderful.
ensata The Japanese Irises
Beautifully formed Iris…open faced, beard-less and preferring retentive soils.
Cherished and bred to perfection in Japan and USA.
ensata
Ruffled blue with white rays
£4.50
Electric Rays 80cm
ensata
Pure white flared petals with neat yellow centre
£4.50
Gold Bound 1m markings
ensata
Blue, beautifully striped petals with blue and
£5.50
Pinstripe 1m
yellow centre petals. Outstanding
Strong evergreen straps of leaf; yellow veined
foetidissima
flowers and seed pods that burst to show red
£4.50
(Gladwin)
berries. British Native.
forestii 50cm
Neat, well form primrose yellow Iris.
£4.00
January /February flowering dwarf bulb; royal
histroides
purple yellow markings. I am always pleased to
£3.50
George
see them; he returns the hope of spring.
My desert island bulb. She flowers early,
lifting the spirits in February and March. The
Katherine Hodgkins
loveliest of flowers; a washed egg-shell blue
£3.50
15cm
with shades of grey and navy spotting.
Ravishing.
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pseudacorus
80cm (Yellow Flag)
pseudacaris
variegata
80cm
The native flag Iris. You will see it in damp
places all over the north and west of Scotland.
Strong green spears of growth and wonderful
yellow flags in July.
An excellent variegated Iris that makes a
strong feature in plantings; yellow flag
flowers, loves wet places.
£4.50
£5.00
Iris sibirica
Good clumps of strong, grassy leaves and lots of handsome irises. Easy and
rewarding varieties.
Good sized divisions off the strong clumps of
s. Blue
blue siberica Irises that have been in our
£4.50
1.4m
garden since we began here.
An attractive and compact variety; Butter
s. Butter and Sugar
yellow standard petals and cream coloured
£4.50
50cm
falls.
s, Caesar's Brother Deep blue flowers, white markings. Strong
£4.50
1m
grower.
s. Chartreuse Bounty Pale yellow standards and green veined cream
£5.00
1m
falls.
s. Moonsilk
Creamy yellow and white petals, yellow centre
£4.50
80cm
markings
Shaker's Prayer
Cream and yellow backdrop, heavily veined
£4.50
80cm
with purple. Outstanding
JASMINUM
s. Sparkling Rose
1m
Rosy pink blooms with yellow and white
heavily veined throat.
£4.50
I have catalogued this as it can be surprisingly
difficult to find. This is a real homemaker's
essential; lovely fragrant stars of yellow
Jasmine in the winter months when nothing
else is in flower. Grow near to the house, both
to see and for that little bit of protection that
will bring forward the flowers.
£8.50
JASSIONE
nudiflorum
(The winter
flowering Jasmine)
KERRIA
laevis
Excellent grey green leaves for a close carpet
with blue/purple balls of flower through
£3.50
summer. Just the job for a steep dry sloping bed.
KIRENGESHOMA
Another old cottage garden staple that you
just don't see on sale. Double, bright yellow
japonica flore plena
pom pom flowers, arranged along 3m stems.
3-4m AGM
It suckers, but not so that you can't control
Double Kerria
and it is well worth the effort. Lovely cheerful
spring shrub.
£7.50
KNIPHOFIA (Red Hot Pokers)
A late flowering plant for sheltered plantings; clumps
of maple shaped green leaves with sprays of waxy
£5.50
lemon yellow bells in September/October. Classy plant.
A late summer flowering poker; very
Bee's Lemon
£7.50
effective bright butter yellow spires.
caulescens
Good variety; blue-grey evergreen
£7.50
Coral Breakers 70cm
leaves, short coral pokers June/July.
palmata
90cm
20
Elegant grassy foliage and wonderful
slender glowing orange spikes. Enjoy and £5.00
admire it as a specimen in a pot.
Upright, strong base and then flower
spikes; red buds opening yellow along
£7.50
the length. Excellent garden presence.
A wonderful tall poker. Bold orange red
£7.50
spikes in late summer.
Light of the World
Royal Standard
1m
uvaria nobilis
2m+ (Torch Lily)
Wol’s Red Seedling 60cm
Very nice narrow red spikes.
£7.50
LAVENDULA
Hidcote
25cm (Lavender)
Dwarf English lavender: the very best
for dwarf edging and we offer a good
price.
£3 each or £25
for 10
LEONTOPODIUM
alipinum
10cm (Edelweiss)
Soft white flowers on flat white felted foliage.
A legend.
£3.50
Tiny carpeter; fern like leaves, flushed bronze
and black; little brass yellow buttons of
flower. A New Zealand alpine.
£3.00
LEPTINELLA
Platt's Black
LEUCANTHEMUM (Shasta Daisies)
Great old fashioned daisies; strong stems and large dazzling white daisies.
The big old single Shasta daisy, in all old
x superbum
£4.00
borders and still the strongest to grow.
superbum
A compact variety with large shaggy daisies,
£4.00
Gold Rush 40cm
and a prominent golden centre
superbum Aglaia
Very good variety; semi double shaggy
£4.00
60cm
appearance; compact.
LEUCOJUM
aestivum 20cm
Strong green straps and white bell, beautifully
Summer Snowflake green tipped.
£4.00
LIBERTIA
grandiflora 40cm
(New Zealand Iris)
peregrinans
40cm
Clump forming. Strong grass-like plant with
many 3 petalled flowers in spring. Good for
dry and windy places.
Upright leaves with orange/bronze colouring,
that becomes a real feature in winter. Spreads
slowly by suckers.
£4.00
£4.50
LIBETIA
ixioides
70cm
Green rush like leaves and 3 petalled clean white
flowers above. Very butterfly like as they move in the
wind. Good in open sunny places.
£4.00
LIGULARIA
przewalskii
The Rocket 1.5m
Wonderful tattered leaves and slender spires
of yellow flowers.
£5.00
LITHODORA
Heavenly Blue
Grey/green carpet with lovely blue covering of
flowers in June. Beloved of bees. A great old
£3.50
favourite.
LUNARIA
21
redivivia
The perennial honesty; pretty, scented, pale lilac
flowers on toothed leaves. Sickle shaped seed heads
£4.00
for many months. A good tough plant that starts
early and lasts well.
LUPINS
Gallery mixed
40cm
Noble Maiden
90cm
The Governor
90cm
A compact mix; a nice mix of red, yellow, pink,
blues and white
£3.00
A strong, tall Russell hybrid; Ivory white spires.
£3.00
Russell Hybrid; a bright blue and white bi-colour.
£3.00
LYSIMACHIA
nummularia aurea
(Creeping Jenny)
The yellow form of creeping jenny; excellent
plant, creeping over ground in shade and sun.
Completely hardy and also great used in
hanging baskets; indispensible.
£3.00
LYTHRUM
salicaria
90cm
A good late summer focus, dense spikes of deep
rose pink.
£3.50
MAIANTHEMUM
canadense
15cm
Heart shaped shiny leaves, good covering habit
and white fragrant summer flowers
£4.00
MECONOPSIS (Himalayan Poppies)
betonicifolia
baileyi 1.2m
Good, mid to pale blue poppies on a base of hairy
leaves. Wonderful in groups in woodland edges or
near water.
£4.50
betonicifolia
alba
White poppies. They look good in groups.
£4.50
Tall, strong perennial blue poppies. The
Lingholm 90cm
best variety we have grown and very
(Himalayan Blue Poppies)
beautiful clear sky blue poppies.
These form beautiful soft, hairy rosettes,
nepaulensis
sometimes lasting 2 years before they go up to
2m
these wonderful spires of soft rose red poppies,
clothing 6 foot stems.
wallichi 2m
Very close to M. nepaulensis; red or yellow.
£5.00
£4.50
£4.50
MENTHA
melissophyllum A dome of rough balm- like leaves and scented
50cm
pink and white flowers.
£4.00
MENTHA
A good selection of mints. I grow them in large pots; you know where they are
then! Attractive and lovely to run your hands through.
Lovely soft leaves; green variegated cream.
Apple Variegated Good culinary herb, less vigorous than most and £3.00
okay in the herb bed.
Leaves and stems dark brown/black; good
Black Peppermint
£3.00
flavouring herb.
Woolly stems and long spikes of lavender mint
Buddleia
£3.00
flowers.
Dark leaved variant, the leaved scented
Chocolate Peppermint
£3.00
of dark chocolate.
Curled ( Tashkent)
Crispy curled leaves.
£3.00
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Ginger
Ginger yellow and sharp green stripes; lovely.
£3.00
Lemon
Lemon scented mint; sounds contradictory, but
it is true.
£3.00
Lime
Foliage lime scented. Amazing.
£3.00
Morroccan
requeinii
Corsican mint
Silver
Spearmint
Excellent culinary mint and the very best for
mint tea. Mid green.
Quite different; prostrate, tiny leaves with rich
purple flowers; intense mint scent.
Soft hairy silver leaves and lovely purple flowers
over summer.
Soft green leaves; the flavour just as you
remember!
£3.00
£3.00
£3.00
£3.00
MIMULUS
luteus
30cm
Highland Red
20cm
This plant borders our small stream; Monkey
faced yellow flowers and fresh green rosette like £3.50
foliage.
Compact foliage and lovely rich red mimulus
flowers in May/ June. Very hardy and reliable
£3.50
with us.
MONARDA
Earl Grey
60cm (Bergamot)
Fireball
60cm
Flaming red shaggy flowers on good green
foliage.
Whorls of red shaggy flowers through summer.
Excellent in the border.
£4.00
£4.00
MORAEA
huttonii
(South African Irises)
Beautiful yellow iris-like flowers on upright
fans of foliage.
£4.50
MORINA
longifolia
90cm
A splendid plant for an open sunny situation.
Prickly leaves and whorls of pink and green
flowers up a strong stem, followed by very good
seed heads.
£4.50
MYRTEOLA
nummularia
(Falkland Island
Tea Berry)
We love growing this. In the Islands it grows on
wet peaty ground, often running through other
plants. Tiny leaved creeping plant that has pink
£4.50
flushed berries in autumn. The berries are edible
and taste of roses. Of such are memories made.
NEPETA
Six Hills Giant
(Cat Mint)
Sprays of misty blue all summer. Lovely with
roses or edging a herb bed. Indispensable.
£3.50
These Nerines are from local stock in Strathglass
and have proved exceptional over the years.
Floriferous and hardy and a great show through
September to November.
£4.50
NERINE
bowdenii
90cm
NOTHOFAGUS
One of the first trees we planted in the garden,
obliqua
when we had arrived from the southern
(Southern Beech) hemisphere. Deciduous, lovely small leaves,
fresh and bright in spring, yellow in autumn.
£4.00
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OENOTHERA
biennis 1.2 m
(Evening Primrose)
This plant seeds gently through 2 of our
borders and produces a great late summer
show. As the day fades these saucers of bright
yellow open and glow beautifully. Biennial
£3.50
ONOPORDON
acanthemum
Scot's Thistle
2m
Wonderful silver rosettes that grow into the giant
purple thistles in their 2nd year. Handsome, an
architectural feature and great fun.
£3.00
cappadocia
Cherry Ingram
The loveliest of these spring flowering plants;
elegantly presented leaves with beautiful sprays
of clear blue flowers.
£3.50
cappadocia
Starry Eyes
Pretty blue flowers with white centres.
£3.50
verna
Small pointed grey/green leaves and very fine
clear blue flowers; neat running habit.
£3.00
verna alba
Beautiful chalk white flowers.
£3.00
OMPHALODES
OPHIOPOGON
planiscapus
nigrescens
25cm (Black Grass)
Neat mounds of black strap leaves that last
well all year. Tiny purple flower in summer
and black pearly seeds. Fascinating and I have
seen it used to great effect in landscape
plantings.
£4.00
ORIGANUM
Ordinary Origanum, but a plant I would not want
vulgare
to be without; neat aromatic leaves the prettiest
£3.00
30cm (Origanum) purple flowers all over summer and autumn.
Dries well.
OURISIA
Plants from New Zealand that revels in a cool root run with dappled shade on
their head. Lovely mixed with Ferns and Hosta.
coccinea
Neat leaves and tubes of bright red. Lovely in
£4.75
15cm
moist shade.
Originally raised at Inverewe. Pink flowers on
Loch Ewe
handsome corrugated leaves; good in damp or
£4.75
25cm
part shade.
Snowflake
Leathery dark green leaves that set off the clean
£4.50
15cm
white flowers perfectly.
OXALIS
magellanica
Tiny trifoliate leaves and little white flowers. A
sweety.
£2.50
A slow growing, elegant fingered foliage and
single pink flowers.
£4.50
PAEONIA
woodwardii
45cm
PAPAVER
nudicaule
Lobed basal leaves and a variety of lovely
Garden Gnome
papery petalled poppies; pink, yellow
(Iceland Poppies) 40cm orange.
PAPAVER Orientalis (Oriental Poppies)
Large open poppy heads filled with large quivering black centres.
Heartbeat
Sturdy stems and rich velvet red poppies.
75cm
£3.00
£4.50
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Manhatten
90cm
Patty's Plum
50cm
Snow Goose
60cm
ruprifragum
20cm
Taller variety; ruffled semi double fuchsia pink.
Striking
£4.50
Exquisite plum purple blooms, 10cm or more across.
£4.50
Large semi-double white poppies.
£4.50
Grey leaves and love soft range poppies throughout
summer.
£3.50
Neat dwarf shrub; spikes of pretty blue flowers;
good for a dry sunny spot. Tough.
£4.00
My favourite; I love it growing over a wall, blue/grey
leaves and attractive drooping spires of pretty blue
flowers.
£4.50
PAPAVER
cattaractae
25cm
PARAHEBE
perfoliata
60cm
PARIS
A rare native. Glorious, and unusual woodland
quadrifolium plants, 4 leaves and a single stem with a whorl of
40cm
lime-green sepals and a blue/black central fruit in
summer. Nothing like it.
£6.50
PENSTEMON
Garnet
50cm
King George
50cm
Our most reliable Penstemon; masses of wine red
foxglove-like flowers all summer and autumn. A
great corner to a planting.
Large red Penstemon flowers with white throats.
Attractive and hardy.
£4.00
£4.00
PERSICARIA
amplexicaule
Firetail 1.2m
A dense mat of well marked leaves and
branches of candle like red flowers.
Close spreading mats of neat leaves, turning
affinis superba
russet in winter. Nice spires of pink flowers
20cm
over summer and autumn. A great no fuss
plant.
Rip-roaring ground cover. Dark veined
affinis
handsome leaves and sprays of pink flowers.
campanulata 25cm
Well placed, it is excellent.
bistorta
Clean green leaves and tall spikes of sugar
superba 1m
pink.
An excellent carpeting plant, highlighted
vaccinifolia
throughout autumn with a cover of tiny pink
candles. Lovely falling over and adhering to a rock.
£5.00
£3.50
£3.50
£4.00
£3.00
PHLOMIS
russeliana 90cm
(Jerusalem Sage)
Felty sage green leaves and whorls of yellow
hooded flowers. Good in dry areas and very
good for bees and butterflies.
£4.00
A mossy matt of foliage and a smothering of
magenta red blooms in spring. A real cracker.
£3.00
PHLOX
douglasii
Crackerjack AGM
PHLOX herbaceous
maculata
Omega 90cm
Summer flowering perennial; panicles of
excellent white flowers each with a pink eye.
Very healthy, seeming to be free of eelworm
distortion that plagues many Phlox
£4.50
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maculata
Rosalinde 1m
The tall garden phlox; wonderful, fragrant,
midsummer border plants. A pretty pink.
£4.00
Whorls of fresh green foliage on spreading
mat; terminal spherical heads of tin pink
funnel plants……the whole plant smells a bit
foxy…but in the open garden I quite like that.
£3.50
PHUOPSIS
stylosa
mat-forming
PHYSOSTIGEA
Tall spires of white tubular flowers through
virginiata alba 75cm
late summer and into autumn. A good,
(Obedient Plant)
reliable, hardy perennial.
£4.00
POLYGALA
A remarkable slow growing little shrub, often
sold as an alpine. Tiny evergreen leaves and
chamaebuxus
bi-coloured flowers, purple and yellow. Slow
Rhodoptera 10cm growing, but it makes a big impact even when
small.
£3.00
POLYGONATUM
Slender arching stems set with dark leaves.
Cream teardrops of flower hanging
elegantly.
multiflorum
Solomon’s Seal 90cm
£4.00
POTENTILLA
cuneata
5cm
recta sulphureum
50cm
Mat forming, neat leaves and large bright
yellow flowers over summer/autumn.
£3.50
Upright growing habit; yellow cups of flower.
£4.00
Flat, tessellated leaves with pretty, blue star
flowers over summer. An interesting plant for
texture and form.
£3.00
PRATIA
pedunculata
County Park
PRIMULA AURICULA
Some old favourites and new additions to our list this year.
B-Border S-Self A-Alpine Sh-Show St-Stripe F-Fancy D-Double
Our starter collection offer is excellent value
10 Auriculas (our choice) £35 (+ P&P)
Alice Hayson
S Red/White throat.
£4.00
Alicia
A Pretty mauve shading pink. White centre.
£4.00
Angel Eyes
Arundel Stripe
White background and bold purple striping.
St
£5.00
A perfect cog wheel.
Yellow, maroon and red stripes on a washed
St white background. Always reminds me of
£5.00
the auriculas in wonderful Dutch masters
Astolat
F Green edged cerise body. Fancy.
£5.00
Autumn Fire
A Russet red with gold centre
£4.00
Avon Tan
D Neat tan brown double.
£4.00
Beatrice
Bellamy Pride
Bill Bailey
A beautiful old variety; Navy blue shading to
A
£4.00
lavender.
Large white flowers shading pink with age.
B
£5.00
Old Border.
B Ginger red border variety.
£5.00
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Blue Bonnet
D Pretty, purple double
£4.00
Blue Jean
A Clear blue white centre alpine.
£4.00
Blue Velvet
A hybrid variety; green/grey leaves and rich
B
purple flowers.
£5.00
Blush Baby
St Maroon and tan stripes.
£5.00
Bob Lancashire
Bookham Firefly
Striking green edged show. They are all
Sh
wonderful. One of our top 3 last season
Bright crimson shading to maroon. Gold
A
centre.
£5.00
£4.00
Border Bandit
B Pale brown floriferous old border
£5.00
Brazil
Bright yellow body, white centre, mealy
S
foliage.
£4.00
Brookfield
Sh Mealed centre, black body and white edge.
£5.00
Brown Bess
A Brown /red gold centred alpine.
£4.00
Brownie
Neat older border auricula; brown petals
B
and white centre
£5.00
Brown Tan Double D Neat tan coloured double.
£4.50
Butterwick
A Shades of rich brown/red. Gold centre.
£4.00
C G Haysom
Green, white edged. Lovely mealed leaves.
Sh An old variety, often painted for its classic
looks.
£6.00
C W Needham
A Dark blue/purple, white centred alpine.
£4.00
Caramel
D Pale caramel brown double
£5.00
Chaffinch
Chamois
Opens red and fading rose; beautiful natural
B
£5.00
colours.
The yellow of shammy leather; neat and
B
£5.00
very attractive. Border.
Charles Bronson
D Double golden brown.
£4.00
Cheyenne
Cherry red with mealed leaves. Generous
S
flowering.
£4.00
Chorister
S Rich dark yellow; white centre.
£4.00
Cinnamon
D Smashing russet brown double.
£4.50
Conservative
Sh Grey and white edged Show variety
£5.00
Cortina
S Nice velvety red; white centre.
£4.00
Cuckoo Fayre
S Elegant Royal blue; white centre. Striking
£4.00
Curlie Wurlie
Curry Blend
Double….brown and green petals swirling
D
together, weird and almost beautiful
Curry yellow flowers; cream centre; heavily
B
fragrant. Old border.
£5.00
£5.00
Dark Eyes
D Lovely neat red double.
£5.00
Delilah
D Fine large double rich purple.
£5.00
Denna Snuffer
D Elegant loose cream double.
£5.00
Doublet
D Reliable double purple.
£5.00
Douglas Black
Attractive maroon black, contrasting white
S
centre.
£5.00
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Large white flowers flushed pink. A
floriferous lovely old border.
Dark sulky red, with light edge to the petal;
A
white centre.
Nice strong border; French navy, white
B
centre.
The colour is that green/ brown of a
B
greenfinches plumage; Just lovely. Border
Dr Lennon’s White B
£5.00
Dusky Maiden
£4.00
Eden Blue Star
Eden Greenfinch
£5.00
£5.00
Eden Goldfinch
B Burnished gold petals; lovely colour range.
£5.00
Ellen Thompson
Blue/purple and floriferous, light centred
A
alpine.
£4.00
Erica
A Rich velvet crimson, light gold centre.
£4.00
Excalibur
D Dusky pink/purple double.
£5.00
Fanny Meerbeck
F Neat bright crimson red. Unusual.
£5.00
Favourite
Smashing large bright red; white centre.
B
Border
£5.00
Fiddler’s Green
D Amazing double, green/red.
£5.00
Finchfield
A Striking dusky orange, shading to red and
A brown; gold centred alpine. Bred by Gwen
Baker.
£5.00
Fleminghouse
Sh Beautiful strong green show variety
£5.00
Forest Fire
D Neat cinnamon red double. Beautiful colour
£5.00
Fred Booley
D French blue double; a cracker.
£5.00
Frittenden Yellow
B A neat old yellow border.
£5.00
Galen
Gay Crusader
Dark orange and brown, gold centred
A
alpine.
A startling plant; orange/red shades, gold
A
centre.
£4.00
£4.00
Geronimo
S A fine dense bright red.
£4.00
Gizabroon
S A red self with a brown caste; white centre.
£4.00
Glenelg
F Red fancy with green edge.
£5.00
Golden Chartreuse D Lovely golden double with a hint of green.
£5.00
Golden Fleece
S Strong yellow self; startling.
£4.00
Golden Hind
Rich yellow double with a brown, gold
D
shading
£5.00
Green Isle
F Red body, green edged fancy.
£5.00
Green Parrot
Sh Green edged petals; black body.
£5.00
Greenpeace
F Green edge and yellow markings; Striking.
£5.00
Greta
Sh
Grey Monarch
Neat red/pink centre, white tube and
narrow green edge.
Wide gold body, grey well defined edge.
Sh
Charming.
£5.00
£5.00
Guinea
S Shiny, guinea gold self.
£4.00
Headdress
S Red self /white centre.
£4.00
Helen
S Handsome bright yellow ; white centre
£4.00
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Hetty Wolf
Sh Silver grey edged, white centre. Exquisite.
£5.00
Hinton Admiral
F Red body, narrow white edged fancy.
£5.00
Hinton Green
Fields
A lovely fancy; bright yellow body/green
F
edge.
White centre and black and green edge;
Sh
large flower clusters.
Holyrood
£5.00
£5.00
Honey
D Palest honey yellow double.
£5.00
Hopeley’s Coffee
D Lovely latte coffee double.
£5.00
Idminston
Sh Red body, green edge. Good vigour.
£5.00
Indian Love Call
A Rich red/gold centre alpine.
£4.00
Joan Elliot
Lilac blue petals white eye. A good garden
B
plant and my first auricula. I still love her.
£5.00
Joannie
D Double dark red; gold edges.
£5.00
John Wayne
Joyce
White centred alpine; beautiful shading,
A
sunset pinks to maroon.
Beautiful purple shading to light blue; a
A
beauty
£4.00
£4.00
Karen Cordrey
F Neat green, black edge on white fancy.
£5.00
Kingcup
Maroon red with gold centre, good show
A
plant.
£4.00
Lambert's Gold
B Old golden yellow border; scarce.
£5.00
Laverock Fancy
F Striking green edge on red edged centre.
£5.00
Leather Jacket
Lee Paul
Lemon Sherbet
Great old border type. Beige-pink, exactly
B the colour of a favourite old leather
waistcoat.
Striking, late flowering maroon shading
A
yellow; gold centre.
Small sherbet yellow blooms; white centre;
B
Border variety.
£5.00
£4.00
£5.00
Lepton’s Jubilee
A Rich purple, white centre; always attractive.
£4.00
Lilac Domino
S Purple mauve, light centred self.
£4.00
Ling
Gold centred Alpine; velvet red shading to
A
glowing red edge.
£4.00
Lisa Clara
F Bright red and green fancy.
£5.00
Little Rosette
D Dusky rich red double. Very nice.
£5.00
Yellow base with red/brown stripes and
Lord Saye and Sele F flashes of green. An extraordinary plant
with a long season.
£5.00
Lovebird
Sh Reliable grey edged with neat foliage.
£5.00
Lucy Lockett
Ethereal large lemon yellow heads;
B
floriferous and sweetly scented.
£5.00
Mandarin
A Pink shades, white centre.
£4.00
Margaret
F Lovely bright green and yellow fancy.
£5.00
Margaret Faulkner A Purple shading to crimson; light centre.
Margot Fonteyn
Large flowers; gold centre and red/brown
A
shades.
£4.00
£4.00
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Marmion
F Good green, black rimmed centre; fancy.
£5.00
Mary
D Neat, pretty lemon yellow double.
£5.00
Matthew Yates
D Darkest purple black double. Impressive.
£5.00
Mazetta Stripe
St Maroon-red/ green and white stripes. Good. £5.00
A very fine old border; navy blue shading
B light blue, cream centre. A wonderful old
£6.00
plant.
McWatts Blue
Mersey Tiger
St Neat red striped.
£5.00
Minley
Cerise and green fancy, with serrated
F
foliage.
£5.00
Mish Mash
D Semi double biscuit yellow.
£5.00
Mojave
S A lovely light red self.
£4.00
Money Moon
S The palest lemon yellow.
£4.00
Moon Glow
S Pale ethereal yellow; self
£4.00
Nantenan
A wonderful fancy; yellow with attractive
F
green edge.
£5.00
Neat and Tidy
S Dark red self; very neat and tidy.
£4.50
Neville Telford
S Strong red self, white centre.
£4.50
Nickity
Dull peach shading red, gold centre
A
Attractive.
£4.00
Nigel
D Violet, almost black double. Wow.
£5.00
Northern Lights
Wonderful show this year; multi heads of
B
pure white, each petal notched
£5.00
Nymph
D Lovely rich creamy white double.
£5.00
Old Clove Red
B Small blooms clove scented red.
£5.00
Prettiest shades of lilac and blue; floriferous
and lovely.
Neat fancy; blood red with a black and
white edge.
An old gold double we raised ourselves;
holding well.
A scarce old border; loose large leaves.
Flowers purple; green edge.
Old Cottage Blue
B
Old England
F
Old Gold
D
Old Irish Green
B
Old Irish Scented
B Old Border, dull yellow, nicely scented.
£5.00
Old Pink Dusty
Miller
Old Red Dusty
Miller
Lovely, fragrant washed pink blooms. The
B
Essence of old garden auriculas
£5.00
B Blood red; mealed foliage.
£5.00
Old Red Elvet
B A neat red self. Very old.
£5.00
Pink and ginger petals on a loose leaved
Old Suffolk Bronze B
plant/ A real antique.
Old Tall Purple
B Loose flowered; farina on leaves and petals.
Dusty Miller
Old Yellow Dusty
Fine old auricula. Dusty leaves, yellow
B
Miller
blooms, scented.
Large leaved border type; cream with
Osborne Green
B
purple-green edge; Unique.
£5.00
£5.00
£5.00
£5.00
£6.00
£5.00
£5.00
£5.00
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Paradise Yellow
B Lovely, round faced, bright yellow border.
£5.00
Peggy
Starting with a light centre, to purple and
F
then mauve rim.
£5.00
Pharaoh
A Maroon shades gold centre.
£4.00
Piers Telford
Vibrant shades of orange/brown/gold
A
centre.
£4.00
Pink Fondant
D Pretty pink double. Scarce
£5.00
Pink Lady
A Red shading rose-pink light centre
£4.00
Pinstripe
St Maroon /white stripes; a cracker.
£4.50
Pippin
A Cherry red shades; cream centre
£4.00
Portree
Sh Good green, red edge.
£5.00
Prague
Sh Good green show, red edge
£5.00
Purple Promise
Queen Alexander
Lovely pale purple; crinkled leaves. Good
B
and vigorous.
Large biscuit-yellow heads with a beautiful
B
scent. Border.
£5.00
£5.00
Queen Bee
Sh Dark crimson body, grey edge; light centre.
£5.00
Rabley Heath
A Light centred purple blue alpine.
£4.00
Rachel Kinnen
Rajah
Pretty pink blooms on a green mound of
small leaves. Always the first. A pubescens
hybrid.
Good green with lots of red and white
Sh
centre. Exciting.
£4.00
£5.00
Red Gauntlet
S Good red/white centre.
£4.00
Raleigh Stripe
St Red stripes fawn background.
£5.00
Red Rum
A Dark red; white centre. Slow to build up.
£4.00
Redcar
A Red, orange shades; gold centre.
£4.00
Remus
S Pretty blue self; mealy foliage.
£4.00
Rene
Crimson; golden centre. One of my
A
favourites.
£4.00
Riatty
D Semi double dark blood red.
£5.00
Robinette
D Good double red; a Derek Salt plant.
£5.00
Rocksand
S Striking sand coloured self.
£4.00
Rodeo
Gold centred alpine; body colour red and
A
arresting burnt orange.
£5.00
Rolts
F A red, green edged fancy; a good starter.
£5.00
Rose Conjou
D Rich red double; long in flower.
£5.00
Rosebud
S A dark red self; white centre.
£4.00
Royal Velvet
Vigorous older plant. Frilled crimson/purple
B
cream eye.
£5.00
Rufus
B Compact plant; bright brick red.
£5.00
Rusty Dusty
B
Floriferous heads of smaller ginger brown.
Farina.
£5.00
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Beautiful grey edged plants with a green
undertone.
Saint Boswells
Sh
Salad
Sh Scarce handsome green.
£5.00
Sandra
A Lovely shades of mauve & blue.
£4.00
Sandwood Bay
A Striking; gold centred red. One of my first.
£4.00
Sarah Lodge
A A well formed double purple.
£4.50
Scorcher
S Fantastic scorching red self.
£4.00
Shalford
D Attractive red purple double
£5.00
Sheila
S Attractive light yellow self.
£4.00
Sherwood
Sirius
Grey edge on White black rimmed centre.
Sh
Good.
Maroon and pale yellow with a gold centre.
A
Unique and attractive.
£5.00
£5.00
£4.00
Skylark
A Ruby reds; cream centre.
£4.00
Slioch
Black edged white centre with a mealy grey
Sh
edge. Lovely leaves.
£5.00
Snooty Fox
A Vivid orange; gold centre. Striking.
£4.00
Snowy Owl
Gold centre to white with wonderful grey
Sh
farina edge.
£5.00
Southbarrow
D Pretty buff brown double.
£5.00
Southport
Delicate, multi headed bright red blooms;
B
Border
£5.00
Spring Meadow
F Lovely bright green and yellow; a favourite.
£5.00
Star Wars No 1
F A purple/grey fancy; attractive.
£5.00
Starling
Extraordinary border; slate purple, dotted
B
with farina. Unique.
£5.00
Stromboli
D Beautiful russet red double
£5.00
Sugar Plum Fairy
S A pink/purple self; white centre.
£4.00
Sunflower
A vigorous yellow self. Well grown a real
S
beauty.
£4.00
Super Para
S Blood red self; white mealy centre; striking.
£5.00
Sweet Pastures
Sword
Taffeta
Yellow body; green edge; a variety with real
F
freshness.
Green edged double; lasts for several weeks
D
in flower.
Rose pink petals, white eye; Unique
S
colouring.
£5.00
£5.00
£4.00
Tay Tiger
St Velvet red with green stripes.
£5.00
Teem
Lovely farinaceous grey edge over black
Sh
rimmed centre.
£5.00
The Raven
S An almost black self; a proven winner.
£4.00
Three Way Stripe
Violet, maroon and green stripes; the
St
business.
£5.00
Tim
D Deep purple double; one of the best.
£5.00
Tosca
F Green red fancy. A nice flat face.
£5.00
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Excellent fancy; red body and yellow green
edge.
Trafalger Square
F
Trudy
F Dark red self mealed foliage.
Autumn colours; light shading darker brown
A
Gold centre
Attractive shades of rich purple; white
A
centre
Tummel
Vee Too
£5.00
£5.00
£4.00
£4.00
Walton Heath
D A light purple double. Good form.
£4.50
Wedgwood
B Neat floriferous china blue.
£5.00
A lovely white edged grey flower; foliage
Sh
serrated and mealed.
Neat golden orange brown heads; early and
B
eye catching
White Ensign
Winifred
£5.00
£5.00
Windway's
Mystery
B Neat yellow- brown border; scented.
£5.00
Wycliffe Midnight
B
Attractive, floriferous multi heads of
midnight blue. Scarce border.
£5.00
Yorkshire Grey
Sh Black body, grey edge, lovely
£5.00
Zambia
D Dark blood red semi double.
£5.00
OLD PRIMROSES
We grow many Primroses, modern and old varieties both doubles and singles.
They have a very special charm. We offer some of the old varieties each year,
then build up stocks again. Anyone looking for a particular old Primula is
welcome to e-mail to check availability. If you have old varieties that we don’t
have, if you would like to swap, do get in touch.
Lovely apple blossom pink primroses; yellow eye
Amy Smith
£4.00
and bronzed foliage
An old dwarf polyanthus; Palest pink, flushed
Beamish Foam
£4.00
yellow
Beeches Pink
Small polyanthus, dusky purple.
£4.00
Betty Green
Light magenta pink ;floriferous, good foliage
£4.00
Blue Velvet
Lovely velvet blue primroses, early and floriferous
£4.00
Rich dark pink primroses, large yellow eye; good
Bluntenkissen
and vigorous
Fine, bronzed leaves and rich red flowers; yellow
Buckland Wine
eye.
£4.00
£4.00
COWICHAN PRIMROSES AND POLYANTHUS
Raised some years ago by Florence Bellis. They have never been improved on
since. Hardy, beautiful, with dark flushed leaves and on the blooms the yellow
eye has been reduced to almost nothing so that the rich jewel colours
dominate. Wonderful plants.
Lovely amethyst blue neat polyanthus;
Cowichan Amethyst
£4.00
foliage flushed darkly with blue.
Intense royal blue primroses, dark or firefly
Cowichan Blue
£4.00
yellow eye. Superb.
Shades of deepest red and black and all with
Cowichan Garnet
£4.00
a smouldering under glow.
Rich cardinal red, the glint of the red of
Cowichan Venetian
£4.00
stained glass windows
Craddock White
An old hybrid with large white flowers
£4.00
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Dark Rosaleen
David Valentine
Drumcliffe
Duchess of York
Elizabeth
Browning
Dark foliage; rich pink striped flowers. Dramatic
and vigorous.
Early, neat rose purple polyanthus heads.
Lovely.
One of Joe Kennedy's new Irish primroses.
Wonderful olive/ bronzed foliage and palest lilac
flowers, ageing to white
Floriferous mauve polyanthus. Early, fragrant
and eye catching.
Small pretty primrose polyanthus; flushed pink.
A most beautiful old primrose. Large soft pink
Guinevere
heads over bronze.
A pretty and vigorous old plant with lots of pale
Groeneken's Glory
mauve flowers
Iris Mainwaring
Kusham Krishna
Lady Greer
Glowing pink primroses on olive green leaves.
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
Serrated meal covered leaves and multi heads of
£4.00
violet flowers. Very attractive.
A great favourite. Small polyanthus heads of
£4.00
biscuit yellow.
Lingwood Beauty Compact magenta red polyanthus. Good vigour
£4.00
One of the old Marjory Fish primroses. Neat
Lambrook Mauve
dark green leaves and soft lilac primroses.
£4.00
Mary Ann
Pretty, bright magenta pink.
£4.00
McWatts Claret
Pretty purple small dusky purple.
£4.00
McWatt's Cream
Old dwarf polyanthus; heads pale buttermilk
cream
£4.00
Mrs McGillivray
Pretty old rich purple primroses.
£4.00
Perle von Bottrop Large regal purple primrose.
Port wine red flowers on very lovely dark
Port Wine
foliage.
Attractive soft yellow, set off well by darkly
Rosemary Cottage
flushed and toothed leaves.
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
Rowena
Pale magenta primroses.
£4.00
Siska
Strong purple polyanthus flowers, yellow star
like eye. Flowers late.
£4.00
Theodora
Pretty pink polyathus heads, floriferous.
£4.00
Tipperary Purple
Wanda
Wanda White
William Genders
alba plena
An old Jack in the Green; purple flowers in a
green ruff.
Purple flushed foliage and red/purple flowers;
Wanda can be a startling plant, and wonderful if
planted in quantity.
Early welcome white primroses
Small magenta polyanthus flowers, irregularly
striped
The old double white…still showing vigour.
Lovely in flower
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
£5.00
DOUBLES
Blue Sapphire
Neat dark blue double.
£4.00
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Dawn Ansell
Lilacina plana
Miss Indigo
Val Horncastle
Perfect double white in a green calyx ruff; a jack in
£4.00
the green.
The old Quakers Bonnet, lilac pink double blooms
£5.00
that drape over the leaves, beautiful.
Double navy blue with silver stippling. Good hearty
£4.00
plant.
Double pale primrose yellow double.
£4.00
ASIATIC & CANDELABRA
All excellent garden plants, which grow well in any soil that does not dry out.
They love good dappled shade, such as woodland glades, but perform well in
any spot that does not dry out. Valley floors are their native home. A feed of
well rotted compost sets them up a treat.
The daintiest of candelabras. Slender stems
alpicola alba
and whorls of downward facing white blooms £3.50
25cm
with exquisite scent.
alpicola violacea
Purple scented bells all heavily farined. Lovely £3.50
25cm
burmanica
Whorls of purple candelabra with yellow eyes £3.50
50cm
chionantha
A stem with a head of white or violet blooms
£3.50
30cm
and smooth basal leaves.
A good mix of orange, pink, purple £3.50 each OR £12
Candelabra mixed
and red……all exciting
for 4
Great, early flowering primrose; hardy
denticulata Violet 20cm and as adaptable as you could ever ask.
£3.50
(Drumstick Primroses)
The flower heads make a perfect sphere.
Violet
Japonica Postford White Large, fresh leaves in spring and strong
£3.50
50cm
stemmed whorls of white candelabras.
florindae 80cm
Statuesque, butter yellow whorls of
£3.50
(Himalayan Primrose)
fragrant bells
The showiest and loveliest candelabras, vivid
pulverulenta
magenta crimson, the buds and leaves dusted £3.50
80cm
with farina. Perfect.
Red/pink candelabras; lovely pendent fragrant
secundiflora
£3.50
bells.
sikkimensis
Himalayan Cowslips ; whorls of beautiful
£3.50
Tilman no 2
butter yellow fragrant bells
vialli 40cm
Always a surprise. Two-toned spike,
£3.50
(Red Hot Poker Primrose) magenta base and red tip.
wilsonii
Beautiful rich red purple pendent bells
£3.50
vulgaris
(Native Primrose)
Best loved of all natives; bonny and bright.
£3.50
PRIMULA
An excellent range of plants for shade and part shade, many with finely
marked foliage and work well as ground cover. The flowers come before the
leaves and look great with early bulbs.
PULMONARIA
Beth's Pink
Blue Ensign
25cm
Coral pink flowers; neat spotted leaves.
Neat olive leaves with clear dark blue flowers;
Good plant, very telling in plantings.
£4.50
Diana Clare 30cm
Lovely silver leaves and pink/blue flowers
£4.00
£4.00
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longifolia fine form
30cm
Opal
20cm
rubra
30cm
Elegant spotted leaves; good blue flowers
excellent type.
Even well spotted leaves and pretty pearlised
blue flowers; the loveliest.
Fresh green leaves and petunia red flowers.
Very early in flower.
£4.00
£4.00
£4.00
PULSATILLA
vulgaris
Chalices of dusky violet blue flowers followed
by lovely silky seed heads.
£3.00
RANUNCULUS
Deeply divided dark green leaves and wide
aconitifolius flora
branching heads of double white buttercups.
plena
A lovely thing. Ours came from a gardening
(Bachelors Buttons)
friend in Shetland, where they thrive.
acris flora plena
Double buttercups. What could be better!
Very early heartening flowers for spring: the
R. ficaria
glistening leaves and flowers come very
(Celandines)
quickly together in March, every time the sun
comes out.
ficaria double green Double green flowers on early marked leaves.
ficaria flora plena
(Double Celandine)
parnassifolius
15cm
Early leaves and shiny double buttercup
flowers.
Glossy basal leaves and upright cluster of
clean white buttercup flowers.
£6.50
£3.00
£3.00
£3.00
£4.00
RAOULIA
australis
A filigree film of tiny silver leaves.
£3.50
RODGERSIA
pinnata
Chocolate Wings
pinnata superba
1m
Rough textured leaves, new growth chocolate
coloured.
Division of a fine plant we grow. Textured,
handsome leaves of beautiful purple/bronze;
flowers bright pink.
pinnata white form White flowered form.
podophylla
1.5m
£6.00
£6.00
£6.00
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.
£6.00
The hardiest Rosemary we grow. Many others
died in the 2010/11, minus 15 was too much;
this is the one that lived.
£3.50
Indispensable late-flowering daisies that catch
the low sunlight and lift a planting of grasses
into something extraordinary. Dense clumps
of yellow daisies, with prominent black eyes.
£4.00
ROSMARINUS
Miss Jessop's
Upright
RUDBECKIA
fulgida speciosa
60cm
SALIX
boydii
Dwarf Scottish native; rough textured grey leaves;
1m
yellow catkins.
lanata
Fat woolly leaves and yellow catkins.
(Woolly Willow)
£4.00
£4.00
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SANGUINARIA (Bloodroot)
canadensis
flore plena
Small, grey kidney-shaped leaves emerging folded
from the ground and at the same time perfect
white rosettes of flower…like miniature banksia
roses.
£6.00
SANGUISORBA
Neat pinnate leaves and these wonderful
obtusa
spikes of bright pink bottle brushes for
90cm (Pink Bottle Brush)
summer.
£4.00
SAPONARIA
Good green, mat-forming plant covered with
bright pink flowers in early summer. Excellent over £3.00
a wall.
officinalis flora Late flowering herbaceous perennial; pretty
plena
double white flowers. Used once as a gentle
£4.00
30cm Soapwort cleaning solution.
ocymoides
SAXIFRAGA fortunei (Japanese Saxifrages)
Exquisite foliage plant, finely bronzed, congested purple or pink backed
leaves; sprays of flowers in autumn.
fortunei
Green/purple scalloped leaves; white flowers.
£4.75
Mount Nachi
fortunei
Exquisite: Fine bronzed leaves, brilliant carmine on
rubrifolia
the reverse; and attractive white sprays of flower
£4.75
30cm
in autumn.
fortunei
Wada 20cm
Buttery yellow, waxy leaves with a magenta
reverse. Lovely sprays of white flowers in autumn
£4.75
ENCRUSTED SAXIFRAGES.
The rosettes are evergreen and encrusted with lime and silver. Natures jewels.
Francis Cade
Neat silver rosettes all year round; white flower
£3.50
10cm
sprays. A fine specimen in a pot.
kolentiana
Excellent encrusted rosettes and unusual red
atropurpurea
£3.50
sprays of flowers.
20cm
Longifolia Monarch Wonderful rosette and very floriferous; airy
£3.50
20cm
sprays of white blooms.
Southside Seedling Lovely sprays of red spotted white flowers on
£4.00
25cm
silver leaves. Very fine.
oppositifolia
Mountain Saxifrage; UK native; white
£3.00
Latina alba
flowered form
oppositifolia
Large flowered variant of the purple mountain
£3.00
Latina splendens
saxifrage.
London Pride; used to be everywhere, but now out of
umbrosa fashion. A shame, as it is a good plant. Revive your love. £3.00
Perfect with Geranium Ingerswens variety.
Remember London Pride? This is a much
umbrosa
neater, rather sweet version. Fills corners
£3.00
Elliot’s variety
beautifully.
SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea (Kaffir Lily)
Elegant late flowering plants, beautiful form and look wonderful in autumn
sunlight.
coccinea alba
Good white flowered variety. A little shorter and
£4.50
(Snow Maiden)
early.
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coccinea major
Autumn flowering large red crocus like flowers.
Loves a sunny spot.
£4.50
Jennifer
Sword like leaves and pretty pink flowers.
£4.50
Mrs Hegarty
Late flowering (October/November) rose pink.
£4.50
Professor Barnard Dusky red blooms.
£4.50
Red Dragon
Largest satiny red flowered variety.
£4.50
Sunrise
Satin pink blooms; lovely in autumn sunshine.
£4.50
Tambara
Rich dark pink flowers.
£4.50
Zeal Salmon
Salmon pink blooms.
£4.50
A carpet of fleshy leaves and one-sided white
flowers. A coastal plant from New Zealand; wind
and salt proof
£3.50
SELLIERA
radicans
SEMPERVIVUM (The Houseleeks)
Admire the architecture of these obliging succulent plants. We grow many of
them in terra-cotta pots or troughs and then group them together to make a
display. I only grow and propagate exciting varieties; so read on. To get you
started 10 sempervivums our choice £18 plus postage
atlanticum
Pale green, flushed red in summer ; lots of
£2.50
from Oukaimeden rounded rosettes
Red base, shading into green and then red sharp
Blood Tip
£2.50
tip to leaves; strong rosettes
Blue Boy
Grey rosettes, more blue in winter.
£2.50
Bronco
Beautiful red leaves colour all year.
£2.50
Brunette
Neat bright rosettes with dark tips
Carmen
Large yellow-green rosettes, heavily tipped dark
brown.
£2.50
Dark Cloud
Dark leaved symmetrical rosette.
£2.50
Green Apple
Large, clean green rosettes. A perfect contrast.
£2.50
Hall’s Hybrid
Dark shiny purple/green rosettes.
£2.50
Irazu
Silver edged violet, changing grey pink.
£2.50
Korsposegietge Bright red-gray rosettes. Good AYR.
£2.50
Kramer's
Spinrad
A large cobwebbed houseleek. Outer leaves red
flush, green tipped; densely hairy.
£2.50
Lilac Time
Large lilac gray rosettes.
£2.50
Lynn’s Choice
Large, unusual brown/green.
£2.50
marmorium
bruneifolium
Red bases and tips on good green rosettes
£2.50
Neat mid-green rosettes with bright red tips. Red
flowers.
roseum
Red flushed leaves, making up dense, hairy
fimbriatum
rosettes.
Named for our good friend and great gardener Sheila
Burnett, who sadly died in 2012. An outstanding Semp.
Sheila
Large rosettes that redden in summer and are a glowing
sultry ruby red through winter, responds well to feeding.
Mrs. Guiseppii
£2.50
£2.50
£2.50
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Skrocki’s Beauty Grey flushed pink, very hairy.
£2.50
stolonifera
Neat rosettes, and trails with new rosettes
forming. Unique.
£2.50
Strider
Excellent red rosettes; medium.
£2.50
Vanbaelen
Pinks shading green; large rosettes.
£2.00
Zenith
Small yellow green leaves. Rapid production of a
ring of rosettes.
£2.00
We are one of the few suppliers now. Large
vigorous comfrey, selected at Bocking by the late
Lawrence Hills. Wonderful mulch for potatoes.
Great for making your own liquid manure, if you
can stand the smell. We send out good big pot of
roots for planting.
£5.00
SYMPHYTUM
Bocking 14
(Comfrey)
SYSYRINCHIUM
Blue eye grasses' from the Americas, pretty, neat plants, related to the Irises.
Hemswell Sky
Lovely sky blue flowers.
idahoense
Blue eyed Grass' - sky blue flowers; Lovely by rocks
£3.00
and steps.
idahoense
album
nudicaule
montanum
striatum
40cm
£3.00
White variant.
£3.00
Buff yellow with red /yellow centre.
£3.00
A larger type; sword like leaves, edged white and
creamy white flowers in summer.
£4.00
False Solomon's seal; opposite leaves and panicles
of white flowers.
£4.00
SMILACINA
racmosa
SOLDANELLA
villosa
(Alpine Snow Bell)
A small treasure; purple fringed parasols of
flower on heart shaped leaves. Treasure it and £3.50
keep the slugs away.
STACHYS
macrantha robusta Large scalloped leaves; magenta lilac, orchid
£4.00
50cm
like flowers.
Semi Evergreen; neat green mound and spikes
monieri Hummelo
£4.00
of pink flowers.
TELEKIA
speciosa
1.4 m
Big strong plants; toothed leaves and shaggy
yellow daisies. Will thrive in full sun and poor soil,
even competing with grass if necessary.
£4.00
TEUCRIUM
hircanicum
60cm (Germander)
A taller variety from Europe with dusky purple
blooms; wonderful in the driest most
inhospitable places.
£4.00
THALICTRUM
aquilegifolium
1m
delavayi album
1.5m
Tall airy, violet heads of flower in
summer.
Airy heads of white on tall swaying
stems. Perfect in shade, and woodland.
£4.00
£4.50
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delavayi
Hewitt’s Double 1.5m
Fabulous pink double. In flower for
months on end.
£4.75
THERMOPSIS
Strong ragged leaves and lupin like yellow
flowers; good in wilder parts of the garden.
montana
£4.00
THYMUS
pulegoides Foxley
10cm
Doone Valley
10cm
Silver Posy
15cm
Broad leaved thyme with white flecked leaves.
£2.50
Good for Culinary use.
Small spreading clumps with variegated
£2.50
leaves; lemon scented.
Upright plant with pretty silver variegated
£2.50
leaves: purple flowers.
TIARELLA
cordifolia
15cm
wheryi
20cm
Marbled leaves that give good steady ground
coverage and a lovely foam of white flowers in
spring. Essential for any garden.
A bigger plant with well marked leaves; clump
forming habit.
£3.50
£3.50
TRIFOLIUM
repens purpurascens Four leaved clover; darkly marked purple
£3.00
quadrifolium
leaves and clover flowers.
TRILLIUM (Wake-Robin)
Beautiful North American woodland plants. Distinctive 3 petalled flowers and
attractive leaves. When established they are plants of great beauty.
cuneatum
erectum
grandiflorum
Attractive marbled leaves and purple flowers.
Red trillium; 3 petalled ruby red flowers, set off by
the 3 leaved bracts.
White wake-robin; lovely three petalled flowers;
on mottled foliage.
£5.00
£5.00
£5.00
luteum
Yellow flowered trillium on silvery mottled leaves.
£5.00
rugelii
Hanging rich red Trilliums
£6.00
simile
Large white flowers of good substance held well
above the leaves
£6.00
TROLLIUS
Early substantial buttercups for a damp or wet
area.
cultorum
Lovely plants for a damp spot; large creamy
New Moon 40cm yellow globes on early, strong green foliage.
acaulis 30cm
£3.50
£4.00
TROPAEOLUM
Good pots full of growing roots of the
wonderful climbing plant that stops most
visitors to Scotland in their steps. Wonderful
speciosum
twining through evergreens, such as over a
(Flame of Scotland) classic Yew hedge. It can be difficult to get
going, which is why we lift substantial root
pieces and sell them when they start to grow
away.
£7.50
VERONICASTRUM
virginicum album Swaying wands of white flowers on this late
1.2m
summer perennial. A useful and attractive
£4.50
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addition to any sunny or part shade planting.
Hardy and long lived.
VINCA (Periwinkles)
Perfect plants for woodland floors or amongst shrubs or over walls. Wherever
you need an attractive, hardy evergreen carpeter.
minor
Lovely early periwinkle blue flowers.
£3.50
minor alba
(Miss Jekyll's White)
White flowers, glossy foliage.
£3.50
minor atropurpurea
Unusual dusky purple flowers on the same
neat trails of leaves.
£3.50
aureavariegata
Golden edged leaves; blue flowers.
£3.50
minor Double Blue
A lovely double flowered variety; attractive
blue rosettes.
£3.50
minor Illuminations
Bright yellow striped leaves; blue flowers.
£3.50
VIOLA
cornuta
Belmont Blue
Inverurie Blue
AGM
laborodorica
Palest sky blue violets for months on end;
excellent ground cover.
Large Violet-purple violets with a good. Fast
ground covering habit.
Neat clumps of purple leaves and then
purple violets; hardy.
£3.50
£3.50
£3.00
ZANTHDECHIA (Arum Lilies)
aetiopica
I could wish that these would grow as well
for us as I see them in New Zealand, thriving
in ditches and as garden discards. These fine
white upright "lilies" can last for many
£5.00
weeks in summer and make a fine focal
point. A little winter protection if frosts are
heavy helps.
ZIGADENUS
elegans
25cm
Elegant midsummer bulb; pale green
flowers, on slender wiry stems.
£3.50
This catalogue is a selection of what we grow.
Our plants change over the year as we propagate and sell.
Check our web site or e-mail us to check availability.
[email protected]
www.lochnessgarden.com
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Abriachan
Garden Nursery
ABRIACHAN NURSERIES
Specialists in Hardy and Unusual plants
Loch Ness Side, Inverness, IV3 8LA
TELEPHONE: 01463 861 232
E-mail: [email protected]
www.lochnessgarden.com
Nursery & Garden Walk on the shore of Loch Ness