Cally Gardens Catalogue 2007

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CYRTOMIUM, Dryopteridaceae. falcatum Japanese Holly Fern, distinct, attractive and hardy under a shady wall in all but the hardest winters, bright shiny green leaves with the edges drawn into points, stems covered with black scales, 2’.2.80 fortunei clivicolor Low arching fronds carrying broad blue-green leaflets in pairs, 15”.2.80 DRYOPTERIS, Dryopteridaceae. erythrosera Coppery pink young fronds maturing dark green, lovely colouring, 18”.2.80 felix-mas Barnesii Mature plants produce 3’ fronds only 4” wide, very distinctive and true from spores, litres 4.50 MATTEUCCIA, Woodsiaceae. struthiopteris Light green shuttlecock rosettes beautiful in spring, likes damp soil, 3’, litres.4.50 OSMUNDA, Osmundaceae. Fine large ferns for damp ground giving good autumn colour and tinted new growth. cinnamomea Bold 3’ fronds pale brown in autumn, the fertile fronds are conspicuous in early summer.3.20 POLYPODIUM, Polypodiaceae. Mat-forming ferns at their most spring-like in July when the new fronds are fresh green, rich green all winter. australe ‘Cambricum’ Superb sterile form that can only be propagated by division, broad fronds with overlapping dissected segments, 12”.4.20 vulgare ‘Bifidomultifidum’ Long narrow crested fronds to 12”, divisions.2.80 v. ‘Cornubiense’ Deeply cut lacy fronds, 12”, divisions.2.50 v. ‘Trichomanoides’ One of the rarest and most desirable of hardy ferns, the evergreen fronds are remarkably finely dissected, 9”.5.20 POLYSTICHUM, Dryopteridaceae. munitum The long glossy evergreen fronds are traditional Christmas decoration in America, 2’6”.3.50 proliferum Bold new hardy fern collected in Tasmania, handsome dark fronds which produce tiny plantlets near the tips, shiny black scales on the stems, 3’.4.20 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 the extra post and packing costs. ABUTILON, Malvaceae. vitifolium ‘Album’ Fast growing 10’ shrub for full sun, by cuttings from a form with very large white flowers, small plants.3.20 ARTEMESIA, Asteraceae. absinthium ‘Lambrook Mist’ Wormwood, this variety makes a haze of fine cut silvery foliage, pale grey flower spikes to 3’.2.80 BERBERIS, Berberidaceae. angulosa (B. species 35) From seed collected in the E. Himalaya, this makes a 4’ deciduous shrub with small spiny leaves turning bright red and yellow in autumn, colours best in poor soil, 1.5 litres.6.50 * species 14 From seed collected at high altitude in Ecuador, 3’ shrub with rounded spiny leaves and yellow flowers.4.80 ‘Pink Species’ Still to be identified, this is the first berberis with consistently pink flowers, long narrow evergreen leaves, exciting new shrub now offered for the first time, 5’.6.50 CARMICHAELIA, Papilionaceae. ‘County Park Hybrid’ Makes a tangle of prostrate grey-green almost leafless stems, white pea flowers with dark veins in summer, for sun and well drained soil, 12”.3.20 EMBOTHRIUM, Proteaceae. coccineum lanceolatum The hardiest Chilean Fire Bush, small tree with the branches wreathed in scarlet flowers in June, 20’, potgrown seedlings.4.20 EUPATORIUM, Asteraceae. ligustrinum Useful fast growing evergreen shrub with flat heads of white flowers in late summer and autumn, 6’.4.20 EUPHORBIA, Euphorbiaceae. stygiana Fine evergreen rosettes of long drooping rich green leaves, honey-scented yellow and dark brown flowers in summer, much hardier than the related E. mellifera, 4’, 1.5 litres.6.20 FUCHSIA, Onagraceae. bacillaris Studded with tiny bright pink flowers each with a protruding white stigma, summer and autumn, 4’.2.80 procumbens Soft green rounded leaves on trailing stems, tiny upstanding yellow and green flowers with recurved reddish petals and bright blue stamens, for a sheltered site, 6”, litres.3.80 ‘Logan Woods’ A chance seedling found at Logan <strong>Gardens</strong>, flowers pale pink tipped green, 1.5 litres.4.80 HEDERA, Araliaceae. helix ‘Erecta’ Erect non-climbing shoots with small triangular dark green leaves veined grey, unique slow-growing evergreen ground cover, 18”.3.80 HYDRANGEA, Hydrangeaceae. macrophylla ‘Merveille Sanguine’ Rare old hortensia with uniquely rich colouring, deepest blue mop-heads, or dark red on alkaline soils, over dark green leaves suffused purple, 5’, small plants.4.20
macrophylla ‘Quadricolor’ Striking foliage plant with the pale green and cream leaves irregularly edged deep yellow, pink lacecap flowers, hardy in sheltered and maritime gardens, 4'.3.80 HYPERICUM, Clusiaceae. ‘Rowallane’ The cup-shaped golden yellow flowers are the largest in the genus, late summer, for a sheltered site, 1.5 litres.5.50 HYSSOPUS, Lamiaceae. officinalis aristatus Hyssop, deliciously aromatic 18” bush with dark blue flowers in late summer.3.80 ILEX, Aquifoliaceae. aquifolium ‘Ferox Argentea’ Silver Hedgehog Holly, the leaves have spines on the upper surfaces as well as around the edges and all are picked out in creamy white, unique evergreen colouring and texture, can be kept low if the leaders are trimmed annually, small plants.3.50 MAHONIA, Berberidaceae. lomariifolia Tall upright shrub with magnificent large leaves and fragrant yellow flowers in winter, requires woodland shelter to protect the tender bronze new growth, 8’.4.50 trifolia Rare species with spiny dark evergreen leaves turning purple in winter, bunches of deep yellow flowers in spring followed by black berries, 5’, 1.5 litres.6.80 OZOTHAMNUS, Asteraceae. rosmarinifolius ‘Silver Jubilee’ Metallic silvery grey rosemary-like foliage, red buds opening to white flowers in summer, 5’, strong plants.4.20 PAEONIA, Paeoniaceae. These species tree peonies from seed are easy to establish and flower freely in early summer, handsome deeply cut leaves. delavayi Darkest maroon-crimson flowers with a boss of yellow stamens, ornamental seedpods, 4’.2.80 d. ‘Mrs Colville’ Seedlings from a plant with larger redder flowers, 5’.3.20 PODOCARPUS, Podocarpaceae. nivalis Alpine Totara, prostrate stems covered with dark green leaves slowly make a wide spreading 12”deep evergreen mat, unusual hardy ground cover for sun or shade, large plants in litre pots.4.80 PROSTANTHERA, Lamiaceae. cuneata Richly aromatic rounded evergreen dwarf shrub, lilac flowers with purple markings in May, litres.5.20 PSEUDOWINTERA, Winteraceae. colorata Remarkable evergreen foliage plant for sheltered shade, the pale grey-green leaves are suffused red and are silvery white beneath, 4’, small plants.3.20 ROSA, Rosaceae. Rare wild roses on their own roots including two unidentified species from seed collected in remote parts of the Himalayas. virginiana Compact species with brilliant dark red, orange and yellow autumn colour, pale pink dog roses in summer, 3’.4.20 species 22 Promising dwarf species with bright pink flowers followed by small rounded red fruits, neat foliage on bristly stems to 4’, 1.5 litres.4.80 species 229 Taller with small leaves and long red fruits, 1.5 litres.4.20 SALIX, Salicaceae. purpurea ‘Nancy Saunders’ Grey leaves on purple shoots growing several feet a year, can be cut hard back each spring to make a 5’ mound, 1.5 litres.5.20 SAMBUCUS, Caprifoliaceae. nigra ‘Ardwall’ Found growing on a nearby island, this has proved its worth over a number of years, lime green new growth turning soft yellow as the leaves mature, the veins remaining pale green longest, we prune annually into a 5’ dome, 1.5 litres.5.50 nigra ‘Laciniata’ Vigorous form with leaves divided into long narrow segments, huge flat cream flower heads, 1.5 litres.5.20 SKIMMIA, Rutaceae. ‘Kew Green’ Broad evergreen mound of bright green leaves covered with fragrant cream flowers in spring, 3’, 1.5 litres.6.50 VIBURNUM, Caprifoliaceae. bodnantense ‘Charles Lamont’ Sweetly scented pale pink flowers in winter on the bare branches, 8’, 1.5 litres.6.20 cylindricum ( species 165) Flat heads of white flowers followed by big bunches of black fruit, dark evergreen leaves 6” long, from seed collected in a remote area of the E. Himalaya, 1.5 litres.5.50 rhytidophylloides ‘Aldenhamensis’ Rare hybrid that eventually makes a fine 9’ evergreen dome covered with cream flowers in early summer, small plants.4.20 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. volubile Climbing aconite with annual stems bearing dark blue hooded flowers in late summer, useful for growing through a shrub or up a shady wall, 6’.3.80 ACTINIDIA, Actinidiaceae. kolomikta The leaves of established plants turn pink towards the tip, my Russian collection of the well known climber, 15’, 1.5 litres.6.50 polygama Oval leaves turning silvery white towards the tip, fragrant waxy white flowers, rarely available, 12’, 1.5 litres.8.50
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Page 3 and 4: AGAPANTHUS, Alliaceae. These hardy
Page 5 and 6: * dregei Forms a miniature tree lik
Page 7 and 8: pernyi Like a dwarf evergreen Solom
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Page 13 and 14: * ‘Mulberry Jam’ New hybrid bet
Page 15: morrowii ‘Variegata’ Many forms

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