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PACHYPHRAGMA, Brassicaceae.
macrophyllum Pure white flowers to 12” over a spreading carpet of large rounded bright green leaves, one
of the best spring flowering ground covers for shade ............................................................................3.50
PACHYSANDRA, Buxaceae.
axillaris The large glossy leaves of this rare species make ideal evergreen ground cover in shade, scented
white flowers followed by curious red fruits ..........................................................................................3.80
PAEONIA, Ranunculaceae.
veitchii Attractive easy species peony from seed, single pink flowers over fresh green leaves that emerge
bronze, 18” ............................................................................................................................................. 3.80
veitchii ‘Pale Forms’ Seedlings from palest pink and white forms of this easy species, 18” ...............3.80
PAPAVER, Papaveraceae.
bracteatum ‘Beauty of Livermere’ Classic oriental poppy, blood red flowers with black blotches on 3’6’’
stems in early summer ............................................................................................................................3.50
pilosum spicatum Ethereal palest apricot poppies with crumpled petals in ealy summer, pale grey felted
leaves, 2’6” .............................................................................................................................................4.20
PARADISEA, Asphodelaceae.
lusitanica Pure white star flowers on 3’ stems in early summer, elegant and easy in sun ..................... 3.50
PARIS, Trilliaceae.
quadrifolia Our rare native Herb Paris, each 12” stem carries a rosette of four leaves and an extraordinary
green and yellow flower, a rosette of sepals with thread-like petals that remains in beauty for many weeks
in summer, conspicuous blue-purple fruit, easy in shade, divisions ......................................................4.20
PATRINIA, Valerianaceae.
triloba Rarely seen easy hardy perennial carpeter that ought to be better known, rounded heads of many
small flowers in a decisive shade of lemon yellow in late summer, palmate leaves often red tinted, 9” ..3.20
PELARGONIUM, Geraniaceae.
* acetosum Rare species hardy in mild and maritime gardens, trailing stems bearing salmon pink flowers
with long narrow petals, summer and autumn, 12” ................................................................................3.20
* ‘Attar of Roses’ Old variety with light green rose-scented leaves and small lilac flowers, 18” ............3.80
PENSTEMON, Scrophulariaceae.
barbatus Tall hardy species bearing soft orange-red flowers on stiff 3’ stems over rich green basal leaves
from July, 1.5 litre pots ...........................................................................................................................5.50
PEROVSKIA, see Shrubs.
PERSICARIA, Polygonaceae.
‘Indian Summer’ (species ex. India) Our recent introduction from the Mishmi Hills has proved to be an
outstanding late flowering hardy perennial worth naming, bunches of deep pink flowers in autumn over
rounded leaves purple-tinted in sun, 2’ ..................................................................................................4.20
weyrichii Large heads of cream flowers for a long season in late summer, leaves with long tapering points,
non-invasive, 5’, divisions. ....................................................................................................................4.50
PHLOMIS, Lamiaceae.
cashmeriana Hooded rosy lilac flowers set in tiers up 2’ stems, grey-green woolly leaves, for sun .... 3.80
PHLOX, Polemoniaceae.
Mainstay of the late summer border, solid colour and delicious scent, mulch in spring on dry soils.
paniculata ‘Elizabeth Campbell’ Cream flowers suffused apple blossom pink around the edges, fine old
variety now very hard to find, 3’ ............................................................................................................ 4.80
p. ‘Logan Black’ Stunning variety from Logan Botanics, the new growth emerges almost black and
remains aubergine purple until the brilliant red flowers appear in late summer, 3’, (a very similar variety
has been granted a US plant patent and is being marketed under the name ‘Lord Clayton’) ................4.20
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