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Ranunculus aconitifolius
£4.50
Vigorous leafy plant with dark green leaves and CLOUDS OF
SINGLE, WHITE BUTTERCUPS in spring. Moist soil in sun or part
shade. 90x90cms. Flowers: April-May.
Ranunculus acris 'Flore Pleno' (AGM)
£4.20
synMultiplex'. A choice form of the common buttercup which does
not run! Basal clumps of divided foliage with wiry stems carrying
posies of shining, double dazzling-yellow buttons in late spring. For
ordinary not too dry soil in sun. 90x30cm.
Ranunculus acris 'Sulphureus'
£4.20
A beautiful form of our native meadow buttercup. Heavily branched
stems carry cup shaped soft cream flowers with a gold ring around
the eye, from April to June. Mounds of much divided leaves. Slower
& non running. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (4-7) 40cm.
Ranunculus flammula 'Golden Tower'
£4.20
Ranunculus gramineus (AGM)
£4.50
Ranunculus platanifolius
£5.65
Moisture loving buttercup creating a huge, airy plume of simple,
cup-shaped glossy golden-yellow buttercups, held on upright stems
through summer. Basal rosettes of rather small, glossy spathe
shaped leaves. Retentive, even wet soil in sun or shade. (6-8)
90cm.
Evergreen clump-former with narrow, erect, glaucous, grass-like
leaves. Large, glistening YELLOW flowers are freely produced
from late spring into summer. Well drained, yet retentive soil in
sun. 45x30cm.
2.00 Much like a large, open form of aconitifolius. divided basal leaves &
well branched stems with airy, small chalky white buttercups;- early
summer. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (5-7) 120cm.
Ranunculus repens 'Buttered Popcorn'
£4.20
Golden, acid-yellow form of our native creeping Buttercup. Carpets
of toothed, much divided leaves with short stems carrying goldenyelllow buttercups in late spring & early summer. Good ground
cover for retentive soil in sun or shade. (4-5) 15cm.
Ranunculus repens 'Cat's Eyes'
£4.20
Should be let loose in the garden with care. Very vigorous,
creeping mats of deeply cut, evergreen leaves, variegated dark
bronze-purple. Usual yellow flowers. Good in pots. Retentive soil in
sun or shade. (5-8) 15cm.
Ranunculus repens 'Snowdrift'
£4.20
Very showy admittedly but nonetheless still a creeping buttercup,
albeit a little less vigorous. Mats of divided leaves are heavily &
uniformly splashed white. Cup-shaped golden-yellow flowers in late
spring & early summer. Not too dry soil. (5-6) 30cm.
Reineckia carnea
£6.85
Reineckia sp. SDR 3605
£4.50
A close relative of Lily-of-the-Valley with sprays of light pink flowers
with protruding stamens; autumn which nestkle amongst the
narrow, pale green leaves. Humus-rich soil woodland soil in shade.
Dislikes excessive chalk. 30x30cm.
carnea is said to be the only species but this potential new species
is very different. Running root with arching grey-green evergreen
strap like leaves. Short spikes of pink tinged white flowers;midsummer. Convallaria relative for part shade. 15cm.
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Rheum alexandrae
£5.80
One of the most amazing sights in the Himalayan flora, this forms
spikes of large cream, overlaping bracts which cover the small
flowers. Rosettes of leathery leaves. Won't be easy, so only for the
expereienced, adventurous gardener. (7-8) 120cm.
Rheum australe
£5.15
Becoming popular, this giant has huge, oval to heart-shaped
leaves on brown streaked stems. Dense, erect spikes of small,
wine-red flowers flushed white; elongate when running to seed.
Cool moist soil in sun or part shade. 180x150cm. Flowers: JuneJuly.
Rheum 'Cally Giant'
£5.50
Rheum henryi
£6.95
A huge form, collected in the eastern Himalayas, so technically
should have a species name. Huge form with 100cm deep green
leaves. Big, bold panicles of rich pink flowers during mid to late
summer. true from seed. Retentive or moist soil in sun or part
A form collected in China about which i can find out very little.
Leaves are reminiscent of alexandrae but different. No flowers yet.
Likely to need a retentive or moist soil in sun or light shade.
Rheum kialense
£5.20
Rhodiola kirilovii rubra
£4.80
Rhodiola rosea
£4.20
Rodgersia 'Badenweiter'
£6.75
Rodgersia 'Bronze Peacock'
£5.50
Rodgersia 'Herkules'
£4.45
Rodgersia 'Kupfermond'
£5.50
Rodgersia La Blanche'
£5.00
Rodgersia nepalensis EMAK713
£5.50
Rodgersia pinnata
£5.65
Rare, quick-spreading ground covering perennial. Pointed, heartshaped leaves are flushed red. Panicles of tiny creamy-pink
flowers just above the foliage in summer. Moist, fertile soil in sun or
shade. 30x90cm.
Formerly included in Sedum. Terminal heads of 5-petalled, rich
orange-red flowers; summer. Erect stems with closely packed,
narrow, dark green, fleshy leaves. Gently creeps underground.
Ordinary soil in sun. 30x30cm.
From a woody rootstock small, pink-bronze buds emerge into
radiating stems clothed in intense blue-grey leaves. Heads of limegreen, starry flowers with long anthers from pink buds. Attractive all
season. Well drained soil in full sun. 30x30cm.
German hybrid, looking much like an aesculifolia hybrid. Strong
growing mounds of chestnut like, lightly bronze tinted. deeply
veined leaves. Airy, open spikes of creamy white flowers during
midsummer. Humus rich, moist soil in sun or shade. Smaller than
the species. (7-9) 100cm.
A miniature & one with one of the darkest leaves available. Much
divided, coarse textured glossy dark brown leaves, holding their
colour all season. Airy plumes of soft pink flowers on short stems
during summer followed by showy seed heads. Retentive or moist
soil in sun or shade. (6-7) 50cm.
This showy form has large, airy plumes of small, fluffy true-pink
flowers on much branched red flushed stems. Rosettes of much
divided, thick textured, dark-green, deeply veined leaves with
serrated edges. Retentive or moist soil in sun or part shade. (6-7)
120cm.
Rarely seen German hybrid with very long, upstanding spikes of
rich pink flowers, held on dark flushed stems during midsummer.
The coarse, much divided leaves emerge with a rich copper flush.
easily grown in a retentive or moist soil in sun or part shade. (6-8)
Dwarfer form, ideal for the modern garden, with erect spikes of
fluffy, creamy flowers from bronze flushed buds;- April & May.
Large, chestnut like, corrugated green leaves with good autumn
colour. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (4-5) 80cm.
Rare Nepalese species with mounds of very unusual, glossy,
pinnate leaves with rounded leaflets. Red stems carry erect narrow
spikes of white flowers, ageing rose;- late summer & early autumn.
Retentive or moist soil in sun or light shade. Ht to 2mtrs.
A bold plant for a moist bed or pondside planting. The large basal
leaves are arranged in pairs topped by an airy plumes of creamypink small flowers all summer. Best in sun or part shade. 90x60cm.
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Rodgersia pinnata 'Pink Beauty'
£5.80
Rodgersia pinnata 'Buckland Beauty'
£6.45
Rodgersia pinnata 'Cally Coral'
£5.75
Rodgersia pinnata 'Cally Salmon'
£6.30
Rodgersia pinnate 'Candy Clouds'
£5.20
Rodgersia pinnata 'Chocolate Wing'
£6.30
Rodgersia pinnata 'Crug Cardinal'
£6.80
Rodgersia pinnata 'Jade Dragon
Mountain'
£5.50
Rodgersia pinnata 'Maurice Mason'
£7.75
Rodgersia pinnata 'Snow Clouds'
£5.20
Rodgersia pinnata 'Superba' (AGM)
£5.85
Rodgersia podophylla 'Rotlaub'
£5.20
Rodgersia purdomii (of hort.)
£6.75
Rodgersia sambucifolia 'Mountain Select'
£5.35
Rodgersia 'Stoke Gabriel'
£5.50
Bold, moisture lover with thick, deeply veined leaves, flushed red
on the new growth. impressive spikes of rich candy-pink flowers
from red buds during midsummer. Retentive or moist soil in sun or
shade. (6-8) 90cm.
Rarely available, this is one of the most striking of these pondside
giants. Divided corase leaves turn intense burgundy red in autumn.
Airy plumes of deep pink flowers ageing a rich burgundy red;midsummer. Retentive or moist soil. (7-8) 120cm.
Selected at Cally Gardens, this is a superb species with large,
deeply divided leaves, turning rich bronze-purple in autumn. Bold,
pyramidal panicles of rich coral red flowers during mid to late
summer. Best in a retentive or moist soil in sun or part shade. (7-9)
Selected at Cally gardens, this is particularly striking for it's bold
spikes of rich-salmon pink flowers on red stems, ageing ruddy red
with age;- late summer into autumn. The chestnut like leaves are
tinged burgundy, deeper in autumn. Retentive or moist soil in sun
or shade. (7-9) 150cm.
Airy, pyramidal plumes of rich candy-pink flowers, held on red
flushed stems throughout midsummer. Mounds of palmate, rugose,
dark-green leaves heavily flushed burgundy, with good autumn
colour. Best in a retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (6-8)
Superb foliage plant with the new leaves emerging a rich cocolatebrown. They are green by summer, turning burgundy-red in
autumn. Pale-pink flowers open from burgundy-red buds during
summer. Retentive or moist soil in sun or pt,sh. (6-8)60cm.
Selected by crug Farm, this has bold spikes of bright-pink flowers
dur9ing mid summer, turning cardinal red as the flowers age. Much
divided leaves with a rich bronze flush. Retentive or moist soil in
sun or shade. (6-8) 120cm.
Superlative form, collected by Roy Lancaster on this mountain in
China. Conical panicles of red buds, opening blush pink & ageing
cream, held on red stems during summer. Deeply veined, divided
leaves with a red flush. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (67) 90cm.
Bold, architectural plant with large, deeply cut, maple like leaves
emerging with a reddish-bronze flush., also appearing in autumn.
Large, airy plumes of reddish flowers in summer. Retentive or moist
soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 120cm.
Clumps of very large, rugose, palmate, deep-green divided leaves
with no reddish flush. Airy, pyramidal plumes of small white flowers
over a long period through midsummer. Excellent planted beside
ponds. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 120cm.
DIVISIONS OF THE TRUE PLANT. VERY RARE!!! Rich bronzeflushed leaves emerge in spring. Large pyramidal plumes of ROSERED flowers create a hazy effect followed by impressive seed
heads. Damp, cool, moist soil in sun or part shade. 90x60cm.
(Red Leaf') Large, bold, feature plant with huge, deeply jagged
leaves edged red & on the reverses but emerge bronze. Plumes of
cream flowers in summer. Moist soil in sun or part shade. 90x90cm.
Smaller species, with clumps of chestnut like, divided, bronze
tinted leaves. Narrow spikes of fluffy creamy white flowers during
midsummer. Retentive oir moist soil in sun or part shade. (6-8)
More compact form with chestnut list, more deeply cut corase
green leaves. Plumes of small, iry white flowers followed by
persistent ruddy red seed heads;- mid to late summer. Retentive or
moist soil in sun or part shade, (5.35
Selected by the National collection holder, this has some pinnate in
it. Divided leaves on red stalks. Arching, plume like open
inflorescences of white flowers on striking red stems from mid to
late summer. Retentive or moist soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 120cm.
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Romanzoffia californica
£4.80
Roscoea auriculata
£4.50
Roscoea auriculata 'Floriade'
£5.20
Roscoea auriculata 'White Cap'
£5.20
Roscoea australis
£5.20
Roscoea x beesiana
£4.50
Roscoea cautleyoides 'Jeffrey Thomas'
(AGM)
£5.20
Roscoea cautleyoides 'Purple Queen'
£4.80
Roscoea 'Harvington Evening Star' (AGM)
£7.30
Roscoea humeana 'Harvington Raw Silk'
(AGM)
£7.30
Roscoea humeana 'Harvington Royale'
£7.30
Roscoea humeana 'Long Acre Sunrise'
£6.20
Roscoea humeana 'Rosemoor Plum'
£4.80
Roscoea humeana 'Stephanie Bloom'
£6.75
Rare species from around the S.Francisco Bay area. Scallop
shaped, thick textured, glossy green leaves. Clusters of four
petalled, single white flowers in profusion;- early summer. Humus
rich, retentive soil in part or full shade. Taller tha other species.
(syn.R.sikkimensis) Orchid-like BRIGHT PURPLE flowers with a
large lower lip; freely produced in late summer. Slow, clump
forming perennial with broad, waxy leaves clasping the thick stems.
Humus-rich, retentive soil in cool shade. 45x45cm.
Very vigorous, larger form of auriculata with orchid like, violetpurple flowers, marked white in the throat during summer. Fleshy,
stem clasping, leathery, strap like leaves. Humus rich, retentive,
well drained soil in part shade. (6-8) 60cm.
Very distinct form with very broad, horizontally held, fleshy leaves.
Good sized rich purple flowers with prominent white markings in
the throat;- late summer. Retentive, well drained soil in part or full
shade. (7-9) 50cm.
The southernmost species of Roscoea, from high mountainous
regions of Burma, & only described in 1982. Erect stems with
fleshy, stem clasping leaves. Exotic purple-pink flowers only just
extend beyond the calyx, flowering from May to September. Humus
rich, retentive soil in part shade. (5-9) 40cm.
(R.auriculata x R.cautleioides) Orchid-like, papery, PRIMROSEYELLOW flowers freely produced; early summer. Leafy, long, midgreen leaves clasp the stems. Dislikes root disturbance. Fertile,
humus-rich, retentive soil in cool shade. 45x30cms.
Strong growing hybrid with broad, fleshy, stem clasping leaves on
stout stems. Showy, orchid like, almost white flowers with a soft
cream flush appear in the crown in summer. Fertile, humus rich soil
in part shade. (6-7) 50cm.
One of the best cautleyoides hybrids receiving an Award of garden
Merit at the recent Wisley trial. Tall stems carry the exotic, soft
grapey dull purple flowers well above the leaves during early
summer. One of the first cautleyoides to flower. Needs more shade
than most in a retentive soil. (5-7) 40cm.
Superb hybrid from Hugh Nunn with exotic looking deepest purple,
almost black flowers with two small white flecks in the throat;- early
for Roscoea often from May onwards. Best in a cool, moist yet
retentive soil in part shade. Mulch in cold winters. (6-8) 25cm.
New hybrid from hugh Nunn. rather cautleyoides like with exotic
palest ivory white flowers from May onwards. Fleshy, stem clasping
leaves. Best in a retentive yet well drained soil in part shade. Mulch
in cold winters. (6-9) 25cm.
New hybrid bred by Hugh Nunn. One of the earliest to flower, often
early May. exotic, orchid like grape-purple flowers with long,
drooping lower petals. Contrasting white throat. Fleshy stem
clasping leaves. Retentive yet well drained soil in part shade.
Mulch in cold winters. Ht to 25cm.
Plantfinder lists this is humeana but possibly a cautleyoides cross.
Short, fleshy stem clasping leaves topped by long tubed palest
moonlight yellow flowers from early to late summer. Best in a well
drained, cool, woodland soil in part shade. (5-7) 35cm.
Stocky, compact form & one of the first Roscoeas into flower. Thick
textured, stem clasping fleshy green leaves. Very large, sombre
dusky plum flowers nestle in the crown as early as May. Dormant
by late summer. Retentive, woodland soil in part shade. 45cm.
Bred at Blooms of Bressingham, this short form offers some of the
largest flowers. Good sized, exotic, rich purple flowers with an
almost unmarked throat, during June & July. Thick stems with
broad, fleshy, stem clasping leaves. Humus rich, retentive yet well
drained soil in part shade (6-7) 30cm.
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Roscoea purpurea 'Ant Marian'
£5.20
Roscoea purpurea 'Julie's Glory'
£5.20
Roscoea purpurea f. rubra
£9.70
Roscoea purpurea 'Spice Island'
£5.80
Roscoea purpurea 'Summer Snow'
£5.20
Roscoea purpurea 'Twin Towers'
£5.20
Roscoea purpurea 'Vincent'
£5.20
Roscoea purpurea 'Wisley Amethyst'
£6.75
Roscoea scillifolia atropurpurea
£4.35
Roscoea scillifolia scillifolia
£4.35
Roscoea 'Summer Deep Purple'
£9.10
Roscoea tibetica
£4.50
Rubus arcticus
£4.50
New hybrid from Rene Zijzerveld, a tall purpurea with very large
soft lavender-lilac flowers, with the larger rounded fall almost white,
a lot paler than the rest of the flower. Flowers June & July, Fleshy,
stem clasping leaves. Rich, retentive, well drained soil in part
shade. (6-7) 45cm.
Formerly known as 'Red Gurkha'. this created such a stir when first
introduced. Very late into growth, sometimes into June or July.
exotic, orchid like, tomato-red flowers with white marked throat,
during mid to late autumn. Needs a more sheltered position than
most in a woodland soil with some shade. (8-10) 30cm.
A new hybrid, said to be an improvement on 'Brown Peacock'.
Erect, fleshy stems are dark reddish-brown, with brown flushed,
stem clasping leaves. Elegantly poised, soft-lilac flowers over a
long period through summer. Best in a rich, woodland soil in part or
full shade. (6-8) 40cm.
Narrow, elegant white flowers with the two lower petals faintly
flushed lilac. Flowers mid to late summer. Fleshy, stem clasping
smooth green leaves. Humus rich, well drained soil in part shade.
(7-8) 40cm.
Very distinct hybrid with long, narrow, soft purple flowers with a
prominent, forward jutting lower lip. Small white throat. Red flushed
stems with very long, fleshy green, horizontally held leaves.
Flowers midsummer. Best in a cool, retentive, rich soil with some
shade. (7-8) 40cm.
Tall, strong growing, upright perennial with thick, broad, fleshy
green, stem clasping leaves. Exotic, orchid-like pale purple flowers,
almost with a fine, deeper veining & paler throat;- late summer &
autumn. Retentive soil in part shade. (7-9) 50cm.
Beautful dwarf form with very large, exotic white flowers with a
prominent lower lip, heavily streaked purple;- early summer. Broad,
short, fleshy, stem clasping leaves. Cool, moist, humus rich soil in
part shade. (5-7)30cm.
Erect stems with narrow, stem clasping fleshy-green leaves. Rather
small deepest purple, almost black orchid-like flowers from the
upper leaf axils in summer. Leafy, moist, yet well drained soil in
part shade. (6-8) 35cm.
The unusual ROSE-PINK form of this showy hardy ginger relative.
Showy, orchid-like blooms in May & June. Clasping, glossy, fresh
green leaves. Humus-rich, fertile, retentive soil in cool shade. Plant
tubers deep & mulch. 40x30cm.
Harvington hybrid with the award of merit for as it is quick to bulk
up & is 'rather lush'. Selected auriculata this has very large, orchid
like, rich purple flowers with white guidelines in the throat, from july
to September. Fleshy, stem clasping leaves. Best in a woodland
soil with some shade. (7-9) 35cm.
One of the smallest species, forming small clumps of upright stems
with stem-clasping leaves. Orchid-like, pink flowers nestle in the
crown in summer. Humus rich, woodland soil in part hade in a
sheltered spot. (6-7) 15cm.
Ground hugging, creeping, thornless bramble forming mats of red
flushed, trifoliate leaves, burgundy in the autumn. Cup shaped pink
flowers intermittently all season. Grows in moist shade but likely to
be happy almost anywhere. (4-10) 15cm.
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Rudbeckia californica
£4.50
Big, tall, back of the border daisy, rarely seen in cultivation. Tall
stems wtih rich yellow daisies having slightly drooping petals & a
long, thin, raised central cone ;- late summer & autumn. divided
leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (8-10)
180cm.
Rudbeckia fulgida deamii (AGM)
£6.75 2lt
Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa (AGM)
£4.20
Masses of large, rayed, deep yellow flowers with a dark centre;
July to September. Mounds of dark green leaves. Excellent border
& cut flower with stiffish stems. Any reasonable soil in sun or light
shade. 75cms.
Slightly more dainty subspecies with smaller, more profuse, very
narrow rayed, golden flowers around a striking black eye;- late
summer into autumn. Easily grown in retentive, well drained soil in
sun or light shade. (7-9) 65cm.
Rudbeckia laciniata
£4.50
Rudbeckia laciniata 'Goldquelle' (AGM)
£4.50
Rudbeckia laciniata 'Juligold'
£4.15
Rudbeckia 'Little Henry'
£4.50
Rudbeckia maxima
£4.50
Rudbeckia mollis
£4.50
Rudbeckia occidentalis 'Green Wizard'
£4.35
Rudbeckia paniculata
£4.15
Rudbeckia 'Peking'
£4.50
Ruellia humilis
£4.50
Ruellia strepens
£4.80
Large, single, GOLDEN-YELLOW daisies with a central green
cone; July to September. A large, stately, upright perennial with
deeply serrated leaves. Fertile soil in sun. 180x60cms.
Large, double, brassy-yellow, daisy-like, upward facing flowers
freely produced; late summer. Tall, upright stems with slightly lobed
leaves. Probably a hybrid of R.nitida. Fertile soil in sun.
syn. July Gold'. Large, golden-yellow daisies, with a pronounced
central cone, freely produced; July to September. Good, tall, back
of the border perennial which should not need staking. Ordinary
well drained soil in sun or part shade. 180x75cms.
Shorter form of this midwest native species, often flowering rather
late in autumn. The gold daisies have very narrow, quilled gappy
petals around a reddish-brown cone, from mid to late autumn.
simple, alternate, hairy elliptic leaves. Retentive, well drained soil
in sun or part shade. (8-11) 90cm.
Large cone-like flowers with drooping golden yellow petals & a
large central boss; August to October. Large rosettes of waxcoated blue-grey leaves. A plant of great presence. Ordinary soil in
sun or part shade. 120x60cm.
Much like R.Goldsturm' but with smaller black-eyed, yellow daisies
on much branched stems; late summer & early autumn. Rare native
of Western USA. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade.
Very unusual for the flower arranger. Large central black cone with
small green petals like large modified bracts; midsummer. Good
bushy upright habit. Fertile retentive soil in sun or part shade.
One of the more delicate, larger species of coneflower with airy
stems topped by reflexed, golden-yellow flowers with a green
tinged cone, usually a little earlier than others in mid to late
summer. Deeply cut leaves. Retentiv soil in sun. (7-8) 90cm.
(City Series) fulgida x hirta. Bushy, autumn flowering daisies with
unsual, almost double rich golden-yellow flowers, stained burgundy
red around the black eye;- late summer through autumn. Very long
flowering in ordinary, well drained soil in sun or part shade. 50cm.
Coll;-S.Pennsylvania. Rarely grown N.American native with
mounds of hairy leaves. The violet blue funnel shaped flowers are
produced in the leaf axils from mid to late summer. May need
mulching in winter. Well drainerd sheltered site in sun. 60x45cm.
Rarely seen native of Eastern USA with branched stems carrying
five petalled soft lilac-blue flowers in the upper leaf axils;- mid to
late summer. Narrowly heart-shaped leaves. Any reasonable soil in
sun or part shade. (7-9) 60cm.
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Rumex alpinus
£6.50
5.00 Rarely seen high alpine species found in the high Austrian Alps
often growing in snow melt. Huge basal leaves to 80cm deeply
veined & glossy green. Stout panicles of small greeny-red flowers
are impressive. Very vigorous in moist soil in sun. (7-9) 120cm.
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