2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery
2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery
2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery
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BERKHEYA PURPUREA · Purple Berkheya · Asteraceae<br />
Fast-growing thistle with large pale to deep mauve daisy flowers. The large green leaves arranged in rosette with spiny edges,<br />
and are covered in long soft white hairs underneath. Full sun. South Africa.<br />
BIDENS AUREA · Falso Te · Asteraceae<br />
Tall clump-forming ferny-leaved Chilean native with blotchy lemon-yellow flowers from July to September. Cosmos-like flowers.<br />
Ht 1m. Full sun. Seen to great effect at Pareham House, Sussex.<br />
BILLBERGIA NUTANS · Queen’s Tears · Bromeliaceae<br />
Pendulous blue-green flowers held on long pink stems. This Bromeliad can be planted out in a sheltered position.<br />
Ripe apples encourage flowering!<br />
BLETILLA STRIATA · Chinese Ground Orchid · Orchidaceae<br />
Deciduous terrestrial orchid with large pleated leaves to 30cm and tall stems producing rose-mauve flowers in May/June.<br />
Protect form late frosts. Easy.<br />
BLETILLA STRIATA F. GEBINA · Chinese White Ground Orchid · Orchidaceae<br />
Terrestrial orchid with flattened pseudobulbs and attractive pleated lance-shaped leaves, producing white flowers in June.<br />
Sheltered sun or part-shade. Zone 6. China, Japan.<br />
CALANTHE KOZU HYBRID · Hardy Calanthe · Orchidaceae<br />
Hardy vigorous hybrid of C. discolor and C. izu-insulari. Pleated spring foliage. Caramel flowers. Humus rich soils in shade or<br />
part-shade. China, Japan<br />
CAMPANULA ‘SARASTRO’ · Bell-flower · Campanulaceae<br />
Hybrid between C. punctata and C.trachelium. Large hairy leaves and large dark blue pendant bells. Striking dark blue flower buds.<br />
CAMPANULA GLOMERATA ‘CAROLINE’ · Mauve Clustered Bell-flower · Campanulaceae<br />
Slowly spreading perennial, with numerous lance-shaped leaves, producing stems bearing clusters of mauve bell-shaped flowers.<br />
Sun or part-shade.<br />
CAMPANULA GLOMERATA ‘JOAN ELLIOTT’ · Clustered Bell-flower · Campanulaceae<br />
The earliest campanula we grow. Clusters of large blue flowers in May and again in September. Sun or part shade.<br />
CAMPANULA GLOMERATA ‘SUPERBA’ AGM · Clustered Bell-flower · Campanulaceae<br />
Vigorous, spreading perennial with lance-shaped leaves and large clusters of violet-blue flowers growing to 50cm. Sun or part-shade.<br />
CAMPANULA GLOMERATA VAR. ACAULIS HORT. · Dwarf Clustered Bell-flower · Campanulaceae<br />
A tight basal rosette producing a dense cluster of dark blue bell-shaped flowers to 30cm. Sun or part-shade.<br />
CAMPANULA TRACHELIUM F. ALBA ‘ALBA FLORE PLENO’ · Double white nettle-leaved Bell-flower · Campanulaceae<br />
Upright perennial with nettle-like leaves, on stems bearing tubular, short-stalked, double white flowers in July. Europe.<br />
CARDAMINE BULBIFERA · Bulbous Bittercress · Brassicaceae<br />
Delicate native woodland perennial cress, with delicate pink flowers to 25cm. Edible leaves. Our collection from Aland, Finland.<br />
CARDAMINE DIPHYLLA · Twin-leaved Toothwort · Brassicaceae<br />
Woodland cress with edible leaves and roots as well as attractive white flowers. 30cm. Shade.<br />
CARDAMINE GLANDULIGERA · Purple Toothwort · Brassicaceae<br />
Deep purple flowers in small clusters held above glossy green 3-palmate leaves. Loose clump. 20cm. Woodland.<br />
CARDAMINE KITAIBELII · Kitabeil’s bittercress · Brassicaceae<br />
Clusters of pink flushed white flowers held above dramatic pointed tooth-edged, leaflets in March/April. Part shade.<br />
CARDAMINE MACROPHYLLA · Chinese Toothwort · Brassicaceae<br />
Large Chinese toothwort with lilac-pink flowers. Woodsy conditions.<br />
CARDAMINE X MAXIMA · Large Toothwort · Brassicaceae<br />
Large E USA toothwort with dissected leaves and white flowers. Suspected to be a C. concatenata and C. diphylla cross. Woodsy.<br />
CARDAMINE PENTAPHYLLA AGM · Crinklewood · Brassicaceae<br />
Central European toothwort with toothed leaves and pink flowers in early spring. Humus rich shade.<br />
CARDAMINE PRATENSIS ‘FLORE PLENO ALBA’ · Double white Lady’s Smock · Brassicaceae<br />
Delicate spikes of double white flowers in April, held above finely pinnate leaves. Edible. Sun or part-shade. Food plant for the Orange Tip butterfly.<br />
CARDAMINE QUINQUEFOLIA · Toothwort · Brassicaceae<br />
Attractive clump-forming woodland cress with clusters of lilac flowers in March/April. Bee plant. 30cm. Shade. Always a joy to see in early spring.<br />
CARDAMINE RAPHANIFOLIA PAB 204 · Greater Cuckoo Flower · Brassicaceae<br />
Excellent robust cuckoo flower growing in sun or shade. Pink flowers. Excellently flavoured leaves available through most winters.<br />
Collected from Luchon, France.<br />
CARDAMINE WALDSTEINII · Waldstein’s Toothwort · Brassicaceae<br />
Low growing woodlander with large flared white flowers with violet anthers in April. Growing to 15cm. Part-shade. Balkans.<br />
CAUTLEYA CATHCARTII ‘TENZING’S GOLD’ BSWJ 2281 · Cautleya · Zingiberaceae<br />
Narrow lanceolate leaves appearing the spring with purple undersides, followed by spikes of yellow flowers with reddish bracts.<br />
Part-shade. Crug Farm collection from North India.<br />
CAUTLEYA GRACILIS BSWJ 7186 · Cautleya · Zingiberaceae<br />
A bulbous perennial ginger, with lanceolate leaves and spikes of yellow flowers with red-tinted bracts in July & August.<br />
Sun or shade. Another Crug Farm collection from the Golden Triangle.<br />
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