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Polystichum setiferum<br />
'Acutilobum'<br />
Catalogue 2012 Page 48<br />
A fern of great beauty with long pointed fronds., dark green,<br />
leathery and finely divided, arranged in a spiral pattern around<br />
the crown. Evergreen. Withstands moderately dry soils and full<br />
sun.<br />
Poncirus trifoliata Interesting and handsome deciduous shrub closely related to<br />
Citrus. Ferociously armed with dagger-like thorns and sparsely<br />
clad with small dark green leaves. Large sweetly scented 'orange<br />
blossom' flowers are produced in spring followed by 2 inch<br />
diameter yellow fruits, bitter and acrid, but may be used to make<br />
a conserve. It has been used to make a hedge, tolerates clipping<br />
well and makes a formidable barrier but it takes a brave heart to<br />
gather up the clippings. To 10ft.<br />
Poncirus trifoliata Contorted form in which the claw-like spines are hooked<br />
'Flying Dragon'<br />
Populus deltoides<br />
'Purple Tower'<br />
Primula florindae<br />
AGM<br />
backwards. Small plants.<br />
New striking Poplar with enormous dark purple leaves when<br />
young, the size of small dinner plates! Will form an upright tree,<br />
10 m tall, or can be pollarded to keep the large leaves.<br />
Cool lemon yellow drooping fragrant bells set on stems well<br />
above rosettes of healthy green rounded foliage. A beautiful,<br />
easily grown plant for moist or wet soil in sun or shade. Flowers<br />
in June/July for weeks. Good combined with Hostas. 2ft.<br />
Primula vialii AGM Stunning display of orange-red buds opening up to reveal bright<br />
lilac flowers, the densely packed flower spikes opening from the<br />
bottom, creating a bi-coloured lollipop effect.A typical Primula,<br />
it likes moisture and part shade. 18ins.<br />
Prunus serrula AGM Striking orange-brown satiny surfaced bark. One of the trees with<br />
the most effective bark. Benefits from frequent polishing.<br />
Pseudolarix amabilis -<br />
Golden Larch<br />
Pseudopanax<br />
Pseudopanax<br />
crassifolius - Lance<br />
Wood<br />
Pseudopanax ferox -<br />
Savage Lance Wood<br />
Pseudosasa japonica<br />
AGM (Arundinaria<br />
japonica)<br />
Broadly conical, slow growing decidious Conifer with bold, light<br />
green soft needles, larger than any Larch's. Autumn colour is<br />
warm yellow, changing to orange over a long period. Hardy, but<br />
best with winter protection when young. Small plants.<br />
Strange 'other-worldly' evergreen shrubs mainly from New<br />
Zealand.<br />
Extremely long, narrow, downward-pointing leaves are dark<br />
purple-brown and radiate from rigid upright shoots. After<br />
reaching a certain height the plant branches to form a head and<br />
the foliage changes. Hardy in a sheltered site.<br />
At first sight it is hard to believe that this is a plant. From a<br />
central stem radiate reptilian brown double-sided hacksaw<br />
blades. Of great architectural value. Hardy in a sheltered site<br />
when established, or grow in a tub.<br />
The most hardy and easily grown of big bamboos. Forms a dense<br />
thicket of olive-green culms with broad leaves of a deep, shiny<br />
green with yellow midrib. Evergreen. To 12ft. . Different size<br />
plants usually available from<br />
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