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HEUCHERA, Saxifragaceae.
Clouds of tiny flowers on upright stems in early summer, attractive foliage, easy in sun or beneath
deciduous trees.
chlorantha ‘Burnt Sienna’ Our new variety introduced last year, the flowers are borne in wand-like spikes
rather than open sprays and are an unusual reddish brown, unique subdued colouring, 2’6” ...............3.80
pulchella Delightful dwarf species, pink and white flowers over tiny rounded grey-green leaves, 5’’ .2.80
HOSTA, Hostaceae.
Easily grown foliage plants for damp shade, the following all have good flowers in summer.
nigrescens ‘Cally Form’ Black emerging shoots open to long pale grey leaves which by late summer
support massive 5’ stems of mauve flowers from purple buds, divisions ..............................................4.80
n. ‘Cally White’ Divisions from selected seedlings of our white variety of this rare tall species, 5’ ....5.50
‘Cally Atom’ This new miniature Hosta, from seed obtained in Japan, has mystified the Hosta experts;
large pale lilac flowers on 9”-12” stems over blue-grey heart-shaped leaves 2”-3” across ...................4.20
‘Gold Edger’ Broad 9” mound of pale green leaves that turn yellow as the summer progresses, lilac
flowers to 12”, easy neat grower, litres ..................................................................................................3.80
IMPATIENS, Balsaminaceae.
Perennial balsams from the mountains of Africa and China with fascinating spurred flowers in late
summer.
* apiculata Large pink flowers freely born outside in summer and all winter under frost-free glass, my
collection from The Rwenzori Mts., Uganda, 4’ ....................................................................................2.80
arguta Soft mauve pitcher-shaped flowers with curled spurs, red tinted foliage, hardy, 2’, litres ........4.20
a. ‘Big Form’ Larger in all its parts with darker flowers, 2’, 1.5 litres ................................................ 4.80
* sodenii (I. Oliveri) Large soft pink flowers all summer and autumn, can be planted out or stood out in a
pot during summer to give a tropical effect, lush bright green foliage, 3’–5’ ........................................2.80
tinctoria Each scented flower has one large pure white petal blotched crimson at the base and a 4” spur, a
magnificent species hardy once established, with a leafy winter mulch, 5’ ...........................................3.80
t. ‘Cherangani Form’ This recent introduction from Kenya has smaller flowers than the usual form but a
stronger jasmine scent, 5’ .......................................................................................................................3.80
* ugandense Large pure white flowers each with a carmine blotch, can be planted out or stood out in a pot
during summer to give a tropical effect, rosettes of bright green leaves, 3’-5’ ......................................2.80
qingchanganica ‘Emei Dawn’ (DJHC 98415) New name for the plant we have been selling under the
number, hardy perennial collected on Mt. Emei by Dan Hinkley, large shell pink flowers with yellow spots
in the throat, 12”, litres ...........................................................................................................................5.80
INCARVILLEA, Bignoniaceae.
delavayi ‘Bees’ Pink’ Old variety with the same massive trumpet flowers as the species but in a much
softer shade of pink, early summer, 15”, for full sun and good drainage ..............................................3.20
INULA, Asteraceae.
barbata Easy short species bearing fine-petalled yellow daisies in late summer, 15”, divisions .......... 3.50
racemosa Spectacular late flowering perennial with massive leaves and 4’ long spikes of clear yellow
daisies well into October, 8’, large divisions .........................................................................................5.50
royleana The massive shaggy yellow daisies on a plant only 2’6” tall always attract attention, summer,
best in cool conditions ............................................................................................................................4.20
IRIS, Iridaceae.
Lovely genus, fine sword-shaped or grassy foliage, early summer.
chrysographes ‘Black Knight’ Velvety deep purple flowers that look black, 2’6” ............................... 3.50
douglasiana Seedlings from a form with large exquisitely marked blue flowers on a plant only 12” tall,
dark green arching leaves .......................................................................................................................3.20
ensata ‘Alba’ Large white flowers with yellow centres, 2’6”, divisions, for rich moist lime-free soil ..3.20
foetidissima ‘Yellow-seeded’ One of the very few evergreen perennials for dry shade, rare form with pods
of yellow seeds splitting open in autumn, 2’, divisions .........................................................................4.20
graminea ‘Hort’s Variety’ Rare variety with deep purple flowers amongst broad arching leaves, summer,
18”, divisions .......................................................................................................................................... 3.20
g. pseudocyperus Purple flowers amongst broad leaves arching to the ground, 18”, divisions ............ 3.20
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