Download Incarvillea - Witton Lane Seeds

16 Witton Lane, Little Plumstead, Norwich, NR13 5DL
Autumn ‘10
JANUARY 2016
Welcome to our list of recently harvested seed.
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of 6 seeds of the scarcer plants but usually more.
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Thanks to Bob and Ann Armstrong, and Pattie Peck.
JANUARY 2016 ADDITIONS
Anthericum ramosum – slender well branched stems with myriads
of white star like flowers.
2.00
Arisaema flava – a very good garden plant with golden flowers
and dark green leaves.
2.00
Codonopsis
clematidea – the bonnet bellflower. A beautiful pale blue
easy climber.
2.50
forrestii – an autumn flowering twiner with lavender blue
bells with a deep burgundy throat.
3.00
grey-wilsonii – a climber from high in Nepal, clear blue
flowers with a deeper ring.
3.00
rotundifolia var. angustifolia – pale blue flowers with red
centres. June till August.
2.50
Cypripedium formosanum – the easiest of the slipper orchids from
Seed. Well worth a try.
2.50
Dierama ex ‘Blackberry Bells’- the darkest of all. Produces a high
Proportion of good dark seedlings.
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Eccremocarpus scaber var coccinea – the fine red form of the
Chilean glory flower.
2.00
Hedera helix ssp. poetarum – the lovely orange berried poet’s ivy. 2.00
Hyacinthoides algerensis – a pale blue large flowered, well behaved
Bluebell from the Atlas Mountains.
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Incarvillea arguta – the Himalayan gloxinia with pink tubular flowers
All summer long.
2.00
Ornithogalum pyreniacum – Bath asparagus. Long spikes with
many green/white flowers. A delight in May.
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Orthrosanthus sp. – a dainty member of the iris family with slender
leaves and pretty blue flowers.
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Papaver
rhoeas – Cedric Morris’s strain of soft colours flushed
grey
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somnifera – white. The stunning pure white form.
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Parahebe perfoliata – lots of blue starry flowers above very good
grey/silver foliage.
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Saxifraga longifolia – the enormous silver sax from the Pyrenees. 3.00
Salvia
castanea – a plant from the Himalaya. Purple/chestnut flowers
about 1 inch long.
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nana – violet flowers purple/green leaves with white furry
undersides. Very floriferous.
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Scilla peruviana – a large summer flowering scilla, up to 30cms. 2.00
Triosteum pinatifidum – the white feverwort is a herbaceous woodlander
of the honeysuckle family. 80 cms.
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Tulipa sprengeri – the last tulip in the garden. Stunning tall orange/
Flowers. Easy and quick from seed.
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Viburnum tinus ssp. rigida – large flowered and large fruited.
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Vitex agnus-castus – from our best pink/mauve forms of the
Chaste tree.
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Abutilon
indicum - rather tender but is never out of flower. Gold.
vitifolia a large very floriferous shrub with big lilac to
white flowers.
Aconitum
angulosum – a rare, recently discovered plant
ex ‘Red Wine’- produces some very good coloured seedlings.
lycoctonum ‘Russian Yellow’ – the best of the yellows.
Akebia quinata – the spring flowering chocolate vine – good fruits.
Allium
canadense – clump forming pink, July, 25 cms.
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neuskianum – medium sized purple/pink 2 tone flowers
above lovely grey/green leaves. 20cms.
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obliquum - an upright clump forming golden onion
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victoriae – lovely clump forming alpine garlic. Shiny green lvs
and white fls.
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Anemenopsis macrophylla - mauve lilac pendulous flowers, fabulous. 2.50
Anemone rivularis – a fine white flower with blue backs. For shade.
2.00
Anthericum liliago major – a robust form of St. Bernard’s lily with
spikes of large pure white flowers. 75cms.
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Aquilegia
caerulea var citrina – a wonderful yellow form of the Rocky
Mtns. ‘granny’s bonnet’.
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chrysantha – long spurred golden flowers.
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canadensis – tall, orange/red and yellow flowers.
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pyreniaca – large pale blue and cream flowers.
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Aralia cachemirica – a statuesque clump forming perennial. White
flowers, purple fruits and fabulous foliage.
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Aristaea ecklonii – spike like panicles of blue flowers all summer.
Hardy here. 80cms.
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Arum commutatum – ex ‘Mount Ida’ Wonderful leaves and lots of
flowers followed by huge fruits.
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Asphodeline libernica – dainty pale yellow evening flowers
2.00
Baptisia australis – good glaucous foliage and dark blue pea flowers. 1m. 2.00
Brimeura
amethystina - delicate blue bells, dwarf.
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amethystina alba – neat white bells in late May. V. pretty
2.00
Bupleurum
angulosum – a compact plant , large grey/green bracts. 20cms 2.00
fruticosus – evergreen shrubby hares ear, striking
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longifolium bronze form – beautiful bronze bracts and bronze
tinged foliage.
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Clematis hirsutissima – tufted herbaceous perennial with blue to purple
nodding bells. Flowers wonderfully hairy. 80cms.
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Chimonanthes praecox – from a good yellow form of winter sweet
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Codonopsis
cardiophylla – herbaceous with purple striped blue bells
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kawakamii – distinct climber with long yellow bells, 2 metres 2.50
lanceolata – an easily grown reliable climber with creamy white
bells with purple inside.
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ovata – probably the best of the herbaceous sorts. Wonderful blue
bell shaped flowers. 40 cms.
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pilosula – a beautiful cream colored climber
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pilosula var modesta – cream with purple centre.
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sp. SSSE 86 aff deltoidea – climber large cream and purple bells 2.50
rotundifolia grandiflora – climber, green bells with purple tips
tangshen – a twiner, yellow/green with purple veins.
vinciflora – climber, brightest blue large flowers
Collomia grandiflora – an unusual peachy-colored annual
Cypella herbertii – South American Irid. Blue with soft orange, hardy.
Delphinium
alpestre – alpine larkspur. Bright blue and dwarf.
Up to 20 cms. Stunning plant. Needs good drainage.
brunonianum – dwarf, musk scented, large flowered, deep blue.
laxiflora – a fine, tall mid-blue perennial. 2m.
pylzowii – a pretty greyish-blue mountain larkspur
requinii – monocarpic. Fabulous blue with cream, green, brown
staphisagria – monocarpic. Blue grey flowers with brownish tips
and brown anthers. 1.2m.
Dierama
atrum – the darkest purple. To 1m. V. exciting.
CDR 192 – a small plant, mid pink. 25 cms.
erectum – upright plant with fluorescent pink fls.
ex ‘Snowbells’- purest white, very floriferous
pauciflorum – one of the dwarfer ones. Mid pink flowers on a
neat plant. 30cms.
pendulum – pale pink flared bells. To 1.5m.
igneum - very pretty old-rose pink
reynoldsii – magenta purple. To 2m.
robustum - the tallest and most elegant
Digitalis
grandiflora – lovely large soft yellow bells, 70cm
mertonensis – the colour of crushed strawberries.
parviflora – very perennial, dark flowers and fine foliage
Dipcardi serotinus – the pink/brown ‘bluebell’. Cold greenhouse.
Eryngium
bourgatii – we offer the darkest blue form we’ve ever seen.
gigantea ‘Silver Ghost’ – a much larger and more dramatic
version of Miss Wilmott’s ghost
Freesia laxa – (Anomatheca laxa) –the pure white form hardy here.
Fritilaria raddeana – imperialis type, but daintier with cream bells.
Gentiana acaulis – the wonderful trumpet gentian.
Gladiolus
italicus – a dainty pink glad for May.
palustris – delicate soft lilac-pink fls – lots of them.
papilion ‘Ruby’- stunning red fls, late summer.
tristis – delicate, cream flowers in May. A gem
Glaucium corniculatum – a beautiful red/orange horned poppy.
Habranthus andersonii aureus – a lovely orange/yellow autumn
flowering bulb, for a cold greenhouse
Incarvillea
delavayi ex ‘Snowtop’ – superb white form
younghusbandii – a dwarf plant with very large flowers. 15cms.
Iris
chrysophages – the wonderful “black” iris. Ex a good form
dalmatica – soft, pale blue bearded iris, to 30 cms.
latifolia – the so called English iris. This is seed collected in
the French Pyrenees.
missouriensis – beardless, deepest blue with purple veins
Lathyrus
aureus – amber coloured, non-climbing perennial pea
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rotundifolius – perennial brick red pea.
vernus – the indispensable spring pea. Purple and blue
vernus alboroseus – pink and white form of above
Libertia caerulescens – the beautiful blue flowered libertia
Ligusticum lucidum – a large carrot relative with glossy dark green
finely divided foliage. 1m.
Lilium
martagon – from the darkest forms.
pyreniacum – yellow nodding Turks cap flowers.
Lunaria ‘Chedglow’ – a very good deep coloured form
Meconopsis
baileyi ‘Alba’ – the lovely white form.
‘Fertile Blue’ – the easiest and best of the blues.
Moraea
huttonii – easy and hardy in the garden. Soft yellow. 1m.
spathulata - large golden flowers. 0.5m.
Morina longifolia – scented pinky-white flowers on elegant spikes.
Notholirion bulbiferum - bulb to 1.5m. pale lilac trumpet fls.
Orobanche hederae – ivy broomrape, reddish and cream unusual fls.
Paeonia
officinalis var. villosa - an easy red /pink single, early. 6 seeds
mlokoswitschii – single soft yellow, good greyish lvs. 6 seeds
Paradisia liliastrum – the delightful St. Bernard’s lily
Parnassia palustris – grass of Parnassus. A small whit gem for damp.
Penstemon fruticosus – small well behaved shrub, light purple fls
Phyteuma scheutzerii – an elegant blue rampion.
Romulea
bulbocodium – a good deep purple form.
requinii – purple flowers with darker veins.
Salvia flava var megalantha – pale green aristate leaves and purple
lipped yellow flowers.
Saruma henryi – Chinese woodlander with clear yellow fls
Sessile libanotica – to 1m. Elegant early white umbellifer
Silene asterius – a red/pink round headed catchfly. Eye catching. 35cms.
Thalictrum
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chelidonii – purple tinged foliage with v. large purple fls.
dasicarpum – a robust white flowered meadow rue.
pubescens – sparkling creamy white flowers and dark
stems. To 90cms.
uchiyamae – Chinese meadow rue. 1m. Masses of tiny
shimmering pink and yellow fls.
Zigadenus elegans – a charming clump former, cream flowers.
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Witton Lane Seeds, 16 Witton Lane, Little Plumstead,
Norwich, Norfolk (UK) NR13 5DL
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