2012/13 Catalogue - Edulis Nursery

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HEMEROCALLIS LILIOASPHODELUS AGM · Day Lily · Xanthorrhoeaceae Semi-evergreen perennial with narrow strap-shaped leaves and scented lemon yellow star-shaped flowers in June & July. Edible flowers. Ht 75cm. Good in clay. HESPERALOE PARVIFLORA · Coral Yucca · Asparagaceae A tough showy evergreen succulent from S Texas & N Mexico. Blue-green filamentous narrow leaves with red flower spikes to 1.5m. Small bell-shaped reddish-pink flowers. Hardy. Well drained. Ht 1.5m. HIBISCUS MUTABILIS · Cotton Rose · Malvaceae Herbaceous hibiscus with double pink to white blooms and velvety palmate leaves. Leaves edible. Hot position. Ht 1.2m. HOSTA ‘AUGUST MOON’ · Hosta · Asparagaceae Large spreading hosta with puckered heart-shaped lime green to yellow leaves with pale lavender flowers. Early into growth. Ht 50cm. Sp 76cm. Bred by Langfelder & Summers in 1968. HOSTA ‘GREEN ACRES’ · Hosta · Asparagaceae Very large spreading hosta with deeply corrugated heart-shaped, satiny, mid-green leaves. Pale lavender flowers on 1.2m scapes. Ht 1m. Sp 1.3m. Bred by Geissler in 1970. HOSTA ‘HONEYBELLS’ AGM · Hosta · Asparagaceae Very large spreading hosta with large, oval, light green, glossy leaves with lightly fragrant white flowers on 1.5m scapes. Ht 60cm. Sp 1.2m. Bred by Cummings & AHS in 1986. HOSTA ‘ROYAL STANDARD’ AGM · Hosta · Asparagaceae Large spreading hosta with large, narrow, heart-shaped, puckered, glossy, light green leaves and evening scented lilac flowers on 60cm scape. Ht 45cm. Sp 90cm. Bred by Grulleman/Wayside/AHS in 1986. HOSTA ‘SUM AND SUBSTANCE’ AGM · Hosta · Asparagaceae Very large spreading hosta with very large leathery, heart-shaped, shiny, greenish-yellow leaves and very pale lavender flowers. Fairly slug & snail resistant. Good in sun. Ht 75cm. Sp 1.5m. Bred by Aden in 1980. HOSTA ‘WIDE BRIM’ AGM · Hosta · Asparagaceae A large spreading hosta with medium, thick, puckered, heart-shaped mid-green leaves with an irregular cream margin. Pale lavender flowers on bare 80cm scapes. Bred by Aden in 1979. Ht 60cm. Sp 90cm. HOSTA PLANTAGINEA · Hosta, August Lily · Asparagaceae Large spreading species hosta with deeply impressed veins, heart-shaped, mid-green glossy leaves and very large, very fragrant, pure white flowers. Sun or shade. China. HYLOMECON JAPONICA · Japanese Poppywort · Papaveraceae Clump-forming perennial woodlander with pale green pinnate foliage and masses of cup shaped bright yellow poppy flowers in April & May. Shade. Ht 25cm. IMPATIENS OMEIANA · Hardy Impatiens · Balsaminaceae A clump-forming rhizomatous perennial for shady conditions, with lance-shaped dark-green leaves with white mid-ribs. Producing spurred yellow flowers in late summer. From Mt. Omei, Szechwan, China. Ht 30cm. Sp 30cm. IMPATIENS OMEIANA ‘ICE STORM’ · Hardy Impatiens · Balsaminaceae New cultivar of I. omeiana with lusher leaves and a silvery frosting to the top surface. Greeny-yellow flowers in September. Shade. INULA HOOKERI · Fleabane · Asteraceae Fabulous spreading perennial with masses of shaggy yellow fine-rayed daises up to 1m in August/September. Adored by butterflies. INULA MAGNIFICA · Fleabane · Asteraceae Fabulous large leaved fleabane with tall stems of large yellow daisies in Aug-Sept. Full sun or part-shade. Attracts butterflies. Likes moisture. Ht 2m. Europe. Much confused with I. helenium. IRIS ‘CHERRY GARDEN’ · Dwarf Bearded Iris · Iridaceae A dwarf bearded iris with strap-shaped leaves and deep magenta flowers in April & May. Ht 30cm. IRIS ‘HOLDEN CLOUGH’ AGM · Flag iris · Iridaceae Vigorous evergreen clump-forming perennial iris with yellow flowers and purple net. A I. pseudacorus hybrid. Flowering from May to July. Full sun. Ht 80cm. IRIS ALBICANS AGM · White Flag Iris · Iridaceae A natural hybrid from the Middle east, growing to 50cm. Grey-green leaves and white fragrant flags. Sterile. IRIS CHRYSOGRAPHES ‘INSHRIACH’ · Black Iris · Iridaceae A small I. chrysographes with black flowers and grassy foliage. Sun or part-shade. Moist. From Inshriach <strong>Nursery</strong> in Scotland. Selected by Jack Drake. IRIS CHRYSOGRAPHES ‘KEW BLACK’ · Black Iris · Iridaceae A form with very dark purple flowers to May and June to about 60cm. Good in moist sun or part-shade. Strikingly beautiful. IRIS ENSATA ‘RUBY KING’ · Japanese Iris · Iridaceae A Japanese Iris with large ruby red flowers in June & July. Good for sun or part-shade. Moist soil. Ht 90cm. IRIS FOETIDISSIMA VAR. CITRINA · Yellow Gladwyn Lily · Iridaceae The more unusual yellow flowered form of the native perennial Gladwyn Lily. Pale yellow flowers with a brown net im May and bright orange berries open in the autumn. Dry shade. 22
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