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gallii ‘Mizen Head’ Unusual dwarf prostrate gorse with golden yellow flowers in late summer, widespreading
6” evergreen mat for a sunny dry place .................................................................................4.20
VERBASCUM, Scrophulariaceae.
‘Letitia’ Choice miniature shrub for sharply drained soil in full sun or a clay pot kept on the dry side over
winter, large soft yellow flowers for many weeks on a 9’’ silvery mound .............................................4.80
CLIMBERS & WALL SHRUBS
All plants in 3” - 4” pots except where stated; those in litre pots have been grown on for at least a year and
are priced to take account of extra post and packing costs
ACONITUM, Ranunculaceae.
hemsleyanum ‘Red Wine’ Exciting new climbing monkshood with dark red flowers, so far true from seed,
plant in the shade at the edge of a shrub over which the annual stems can climb, 6’ ............................3.80
ACTINIDIA, Actinidiaceae.
Twining climbers from Asia often with edible fruit, including the Kiwi or Chinese gooseberry, and best
known for the species with coloured areas on the leaves.
tetramera maloides (pilulosa) Correct name for the superb rare climber we introduced from Logan
Botanics many years ago, long narrow dark green leaves turning white towards the tips, pink flowers in
bunches, summer, 12’ .............................................................................................................................4.80
species 7 From seed collected at 7,000’ above the town of Gongshan in the Salween valley, Yunnan, glossy
leaves and red fruit, 10’, 1.5 litre pots .................................................................................................... 6.50
species 80 Collected at 8,500’ on the west side of the Salween valley, the type location for the true A.
pilosula which this may be, bristly stems and leaves, pale brown fruit, 15’, 1.5 litre pots ...................6.20
species 81 As above but with more oval fruit, 15’, 1.5 litre pots ...........................................................6.20
species 114/08 Another wild collection, bristly leaves on bright red stems, 12’, 1.5 litre pots .............7.50
CIONURA, Asclepiadaceae.
* oreophila (Marsdenia oreophila) Deliciously fragrant cream flowers in summer, fine rare climber for the
conservatory or a wall in mild gardens, 12’, strong plants in 3 litre pots ............................................12.50
CLEMATIS, Ranunculaceae.
mandschurica Herbaceous species from seed collected in Russia, 5’ stems covered in small white fragrant
flowers followed by silvery seedheads, potgrown seedlings ..................................................................3.50
CODONOPSIS, Campanulaceae.
lanceolata Vigorous herbaceous twiner with pale green cupped flowers marked purple within, 6’ .....3.80
CORREA, Rutaceae.
* backhousiana Bunches of pale yellow tubular flowers in spring, rounded greyish evergreen leaves, hardy
on a wall in mild gardens or under glass where it flowers in winter, 6’, litre pots................................ 5.20
DICENTRA, Papaveraceae.
scandens Fast growing herbaceous climber with delicate light green leaves and bunches of pale yellow
lockets into autumn, mauve fruits, 8’ .....................................................................................................3.80
ERCILLA, Phytolaccaceae.
volubilis Unusual self-clinging evergreen climber for sun or shade, arching branches hung with pale pink
Sanguisorba-like flower spikes with long white stamens, spring, 10’....................................................4.80
HYDRANGEA, Hydrangeaceae.
petioiaris ‘Miranda’ Not the blue lacecap with the same cultivar name but an exciting new variegated
climber, greenish yellow leaves with irregular green centres, white flowers, vigorous, 12’, 1.5 litres ...9.50
petioiaris ‘Brooklands Form’ Propagated from an old plant in a local garden this has particularly large
white florets, 12’, 1.5 litre pots ...............................................................................................................9.50
seemannii Evergreen climbing hydrangea which will slowly cover a high wall with attractive rich green
leaves,white lace-cap flowers in summer ...............................................................................................4.80
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