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Tropaeolum ‘Ken Aslet’
TrOPAEOLUM
Late summer flowering relatives of the
nasturtium with rhizomatous or tuberous
roots. Best in cool, humus-rich soils with
plenty of moisture.
TUBErOSUM ‘KEN ASLET’
A delightful climber for a sunny
sheltered wall. This form begins
to produce its orange flowers in
late Jul. Lift tubers for winter in
cold areas.
6’ July-Sept
£4.60 each
SPECiOSUM
Spectacular scarlet flowers
produced in profusion. Best
when scrambling through shrubs
or up hedges.
Up to 10’ June-Sept
£4.00 each; 3 = £11.00
Tropaeolum speciosum
Tulbaghia allioides
uVuLARIA
(Merry Bells)
The arching stems give rise to terminal
hanging flowers that are shaped like a
long bell, with the twisted petals joined
only at the top. They need a light,
peaty soil, in semi-shade, similar to
trillium (qv).
GRAnDIFLORA
Large, nodding yellow flowers,
eventually forming large clumps.
Always excites much interest.
12” April-May
£3.00 each; 3 = £8.35
Tulbaghia violacea
TULBAGHiA
A clump-forming member of the lily family for a warm, sheltered spot and ideal as a
conservatory plant. Flowers in succession for months.
ALLiOiDES
Tall slender stems with curious
brown flowers with bold orange
cups. Tender.
16” June
£3.00 each; 3 = £8.00
VIOLACEA
Clumps of narrow grey-green leaves
and graceful heads of slender tubular
flowers of soft violet all summer.
24” June-Oct
3 = £6.00
VIOLACEA PuRPLE EYE
This form has a dark purple centre
to the slightly paler flowers.
A distinct new variety.
24” Summer £4.50 each
VIOLACEA ‘SILVER LACE’
The lavender pink flowers are a
good foil for the strongly silvervariegated
leaves. Excellent subject
for a pot.
24” June-Oct
£4.20 each
Coydalis flexuosa and Uvularia grandiflora
New or re-introduction.
S Scented
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