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trullifolia This is the delightful dwarf blue anemone that so many visitors have admired in the garden, soft
green 9” mound covered with exquisite flowers in early summer and less profusely into autumn .......3.50
virginiana Unusual woodland anemone from the eastern US, white flowers with a greenish tinge, bold
jagged leaves, vigorous to 3’ ..................................................................................................................3.80
Japanese Anemones or Windflowers are among the best autumn flowering hardy perennials, the cupped
white or pink flowers are borne from August to November, good dark green vine-like foliage all summer.
‘Pamina’ Profuse deep pink upturned flowers with a yellow centre, outstanding variety ....................3.50
‘Whirlwind’ Pure white semi-double flowers with golden stamens, 3’ .................................................3.50
ANEMONOPSIS, Ranunculaceae.
macrophylla Woodland gem from Japan with nodding pale lilac cupped flowers in summer over bright
green ferny leaves, needs cool acid shade, 2’6” .....................................................................................3.80
ANGELICA, Umbelliferae.
atropurpurea Richly coloured perennial cow parsley with domed heads of white flowers on reddish purple
stems, red new growth in the spring, 6’ ..................................................................................................3.50
ANTHEMIS, Asteraceae.
tinctoria ‘Cally White’ Masses of cheerful white daisies all summer if the old flowering stems are cut back
promptly, fine-cut ferny leaves, a chance seedling found here that is whiter that ‘Alba’, 2’6” ............3.20
‘Compacta’ Useful low growing variety with clear yellow flowers on a 15’’ mound, 1.5 litres ..........4.80
ANTHERICUM, Anthericaceae.
ramosum Branching 2’6” stems of starry white flowers from May to July, grassy leaves, slowly makes a
large clump in sun, litres .......................................................................................................................4.80
AQUILEGIA, Ranunculaceae.
viridiflora (‘Chocolate Soldier’ is a made up name for this species) Choice dwarf columbine with sweetly
scented glossy brown flowers, 12” ........................................................................................................ 3.50
ARABIS, Brassicaceae.
procurrens Low evergreen carpet of dark green rosettes tinted red, pure white flowers in spring, easy in
sun or light shade, 6” .............................................................................................................................. 2.80
ARISAEMA, Araceae.
Hardy exotic relatives of the native Cuckoo-Pint, best in rich moist soil and some shade.
consanguineum Elegant species with leaves composed of as many as twenty long narrow leaflets arranged
like the spokes of a wheel, dark purple flowers with pale stripes followed by big scarlet fruits, 3’ ......3.50
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ARISARUM, Araceae.
proboscideum Called the ‘mouse plant’ because the reddish brown flowers have tail-like tips that stick up
above the leaves, easy spreading 3” deep carpet for shade. ...................................................................2.80
ARMERIA, Plumbaginaceae.
maritima ‘Rubrifolia’ Red leaved form of thrift, the common seaside plant, bright pink drumstick heads
in early summer on a slowly spreading mound of dark red foliage, 6” .................................................3.20
ARTEMISIA, Asteraceae.
lactiflora ‘Elfenbein’ This scarce variety is one of our favourite tall late perennials, cream plumes to 5’ in
autumn over ferny leaves .......................................................................................................................3.80
lactiflora ‘Rosenschleier’ Dusky grey-pink sprays in late summer to 5’, ferny dark green leaves on
reddish purple stems, easy soft late colour .............................................................................................3.80
ARUM, Araceae.
creticum Conspicuous pale yellow arum flowers each with a long deep yellow spike (spadix) appear in
early spring over rich green arrow-shaped winter leaves, quite unlike anything else and remarkably hardy
for a plant from the mountains of Crete, for sun and good drainage, 18”. .............................................4.20
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