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TWG Perennials 20210825 This Perennial List is of stock present on the nursery on 25th August 2021. Please do not rely on any plant being unsold by the time you visit the nursery. Please email [email protected] if you wish to check the availability of a particular plant. Achillea 'Fanal' 1l 4.20 Anemone hybrida 'Pamina' 1l 5.45 Achillea 'Terracotta' 1l 4.20 Anemone japonica 'Honorine Jobert' 2l 7.25 Achillea filipendulum 'Gold Plate' 2l 7.45 Anemone japonica 'Prince Heinrich' 9k 3.95 Achillea millifolium 'Red Velvet' 1l 3.95 Anemone japonica 'Queen Charlotte' 1l 5.45 Achillea ptarmica 'Pearl' 2l 6.95 Anemone japonica 'September Charm' 1l 5.45 Acidanthera murielae 3l 5.95 Anemone japonica 'Whirlwind' 1l 5.44 Actaea simplex 'Brunette' 1l 4.95 Anemone multifida 9k 4.25 Actaea simplex 'Hillside Black Beauty' 1l 4.95 Anemone multifida rubra 9k 3.85 Actaea simplex 'Pink Spike' 1l 4.95 Angelica gigas 2l 7.95 Agapanthus 'Blue Triumphator' 1l 5.25 Angelica pachycarpa 10.5c 4.85 Agapanthus 'Charlotte' 1l 5.25 Anthemis tinct. 'Kelwayi' 3l 7.95 Agapanthus 'Double Diamond' 3l 11.95 Anthriscus sylvestris 'Ravenswing' 2l 6.95 Agapanthus 'Double Diamond' 2l 10.95 Aquilegia 'Winky Dark Blue & White' 2l 6.95 Agapanthus 'Enigma' 3l 10.95 Aquilegia 'Winky Red& White' 2l 6.95 Agapanthus 'Gayle's Lilac' 3l 10.45 Aquilegia vulgaris 'Woodside Gold' 1l 4.95 Agapanthus 'Gayle's Lilac' 2l 9.95 Armeria maritima 3l 6.95 Agapanthus 'Midnight Blue' 2l 10.95 Armeria maritima 'Alba' 10.5c 3.25 Agapanthus 'Northern Star' 3l 11.45 Armeria maritima 'Rubrifolia' 1l 4.65 Agapanthus 'Northern Star' 2l 10.45 Artemisia 'Powis Castle' 1l 4.75 Agapanthus 'Peter Pan' 2l 10.45 Artemisia absinthium 9k 4.20 Agapanthus 'Poppin Purple' 3l 12.95 Artemisia ludoviciana 'Silver Queen' 2l 6.95 Agapanthus 'Queen Mum' 1l 5.25 Artemisia schmidtiana 'Nana' 1l 4.65 Agapanthus 'Queen Mum' 2l 10.95 Artemisia stelleriana 'Boughton Silver' 2l 7.45 Agapanthus 'Silver Lining' 3l 11.95 Aruncus sylvester AGM 2l 7.95 Agapanthus 'Star Quality' 3l 11.95 Asphodeline lutea 'Yellow Candle' 1l 4.45 Agapanthus 'Twilight Zone' 3l 11.95 Aster 'Island Bahamas' 1l 4.65 Agapanthus 'Twister' 3l 11.95 Aster 'Island Barbados' 1l 4.65 Agapanthus 'Twister' 2l 10.95 Aster 'Island Tonga' 1l 4.65 Agapanthus 'Windsor Grey' 2l 10.45 Aster 'Rose Quartz' 1l 4.65 Agapanthus africanus 'Albus' 2l 10.45 Aster amellus 'Brilliant' 2l 7.25 Agapanthus Headbourne Hybrids 2l 10.45 Aster cordifolius 'Little Carlow' 1l 4.95 Agapanthus inapertus 'Sky' 2l 10.95 Aster dumosus 'Sapphire' 1l 4.65 Ajuga 'Black Scallop' 1l 4.25 Aster novae-ang. 'Alma Potschke' 4.5l 19.95 Ajuga 'Black Scallop' 2l 6.45 Aster novae-ang. 'Alma Potschke' 9k 3.75 Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow' 9c 2.75 Aster novae-ang. 'Alma Potschke' 2l 7.95 Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow' 1l 4.25 Aster novae-ang. 'Alma Potschke' 2l 6.95 Ajuga reptans 'Golden Glow' 1l 4.60 Aster novae-belgica 'Apollo' 1l 4.20 Ajuga reptans 'Sugar Plum' 2l 6.45 Aster novi-angliae 'Barr's Blue' 1l 4.20 Alchemilla mollis 1l 4.25 Aster novi-angliae 'Barr's Purple' 9k 3.95 Alchemilla mollis 9k 3.95 Aster novi-angliae 'Barr's Purple' 2l 7.95 Alchemilla mollis 9k 3.65 Aster novi-belgii 'Jenny' 2l 7.95 Alchemilla mollis 1l 4.25 Aster novi-belgii 'Lady in Blue' 2l 7.95 Allium roseum 1l 4.40 Aster novi-belgii 'Little Pink Beauty' 9k 3.75 Allium schubertii 0.00 Aster novi-belgii 'Purple Dome' 1l 4.40 Allium schubertii 1l 4.95 Aster novi-belgii 'Sarah Ballard' 1l 4.40 Allium sphaerocephalon 1l 4.95 Aster novi-belgii 'White Ladies' 2l 7.25 Alyssum saxatile 'Gold Ball' 1l 4.20 Aster x frikartii 'Monch' 2l 7.45 Anemone hupehensis 'Splendens' 1l 5.25 Aster x frikartii 'Wunder von Stafa' 2l 7.45 Anemone hybrida 'Andrea Atkinson' 1l 5.45 Astrantia 'Star of Beauty' 1l 5.45 1 Astrantia 'Star of Billion' 1l 5.25 Chrysanthemum 'Clara Curtis' 3l 6.95 Astrantia 'Star of Love' 1l 5.45 Chrysanthemum 'Clara Curtis' 2l 7.45 Astrantia 'Star of Passion' 1l 5.45 Cirsium 'Mount Etna' 2l 7.25 Astrantia major 'Buckland' 1l 5.45 Clematis 'Hendersonii' (AGM) 3ld 12.95 Astrantia major 'Florence' 1l 5.25 Convallaria majalis 1.5l 7.95 Astrantia major 'Roma' 1l 5.45 Convallaria majalis 9k 4.25 Astrantia major 'Ruby Wedding' 1l 5.45 Convallaria majalis 2l 6.95 Astrantia major Gill Richardsons Group 9k 4.65 Coreopsis 'Big Bang Mercury Rising' 1l 4.85 Astrantia major Gill Richardsons Group 2l 7.95 Coreopsis 'Big Bang Star Cluster' 1l 4.85 Aubrieta 'Dr Mules' 10c 2.95 Coreopsis 'Li'l Bang Enchanted Eve' 3l 8.45 Bergenia 'Kerstin' 9k 4.95 Coreopsis 'Li'l Bang Red Elf' 1l 4.85 Bergenia cordifolia 1l 3.95 Coreopsis 'Sunray' 9k 3.95 Bergenia cordifolia 1l 7.25 Coreopsis grandiflora 'Presto' 9k 3.45 Bergenia cordifolia 'Purpurea' 2l 7.45 Coreopsis verticillata 'Grandiflora' 9k 3.95 Bidens 'Hannay's Lemon Drop' 1l 4.25 Coreopsis verticillata 'Sizzle & Spice Curry Up' 1l Bidens 'Hannay's Lemon Drop' 3l 8.95 4.75 Bidens heterophylla 2l 7.25 Coreopsis verticillata 'Sizzle & Spice Zesty Zinger 1l 4.65 Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost'. 3l 10.95 Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb' 3l 7.95 Brunnera macrophylla 'Silver Heart' 2l 9.75 Crambe cordifolia 2l 9.95 Bulbine frutescens 'Sunset Orange 9k 4.20 Crinum powellii 3ld 10.95 Bupthalum salicifolium 1l 4.20 Crinum powellii 'Album' 2ld 10.95 Calluna vulgaris 'Spring Charm' 1l 5.95 Crocosmia 'Babylon' 3l 8.45 Caltha palustris 'Plena' 2l 8.65 Crocosmia 'Emily McKenzie' 3l 7.95 Caltha polypetale 1l 6.25 Crocosmia 'Emily McKenzie' 1l 5.45 Camassia leichtinii 'Alba' 2l 5.75 Crocosmia 'George Davidson' 9k 4.20 Camassia leichtinii 'Caerulea' 1l 4.45 Crocosmia 'George Davidson' 1l 5.45 Camassia leichtinii 'Caerulea' 2l 5.75 Cymbalaria pallida 1l 4.20 Campanula 'Sarastro' 2l 6.95 Cynara cardunculus 3l 9.95 Campanula 'Sarastro' 2l 7.25 Delphinium 'Astolat' 1l 4.20 Campanula alliariifolia 9k 3.65 Delphinium 'Astolat' 9k 2.95 Campanula carpatica 'Bavaria White' 1l 4.20 Delphinium 'Blue Bird' 1l 4.20 Campanula carpatica 'Jingle Bells' 2l 6.95 Delphinium 'Camelaird' 1l 4.20 Campanula carpatica' Blue Uniform' 1l 4.20 Delphinium 'Excalibur Dark Blue Dark Bee' 9k 3.65 Campanula garganica 'Mrs Resholt' 2l 6.95 Delphinium 'Galahad' 1l 4.20 Campanula glomerata 'Genti Twisterball' 3l 8.95 Delphinium 'Guardian White' 2l 7.45 Campanula glomerata 'Superba' 9k 3.95 Delphinium 'Guinevere' 1l 4.20 Campanula lactiflora 2l 6.75 Delphinium 'King Arthur' 1l 4.20 Campanula lactiflora 'Alba' 1l 4.20 Delphinium 'King Arthur' 9k 3.25 Campanula lactiflora 'Loddon Anna' 2l 6.95 Delphinium 'King Arthur' 2l 6.95 Campanula lactiflora 'Monica's Dream' 2l 7.95 Delphinium 'Millenium Morning Lights' 1l 4.60 Campanula lactiflora 'Prichard's Variety' 9k 3.95 Delphinium 'Pacific Hybrids Mixed' 9k 2.75 Campanula lactiflora 'Prichard's Variety' 2l 6.95 Delphinium cultorum 'Dark Blue with Black Bee'1l 4.40 Campanula latifolia var. macrantha 3l 7.45 Delphinium cultorum 'Light Blue White Bee' 1l 4.40 Campanula latiloba 'Hidcote Amethyst' 2l 6.95 Delphinium cultorum 'Pure White' 1l 4.40 Campanula persicifolia 1l 4.20 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Cherry Blossom'1l 4.20 Campanula persicifolia 'Alba' 1l 4.25 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Cherry Blossom'2l 6.95 Campanula persicifolia 'Alba' 2l 6.95 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Dark Blue Dark Bee'1l 4.20 Campanula poscharskyana 'E.H. Frost' 1l 4.25 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Dark Blue Dark Bee'3l 7.95 Campanula pyramidalis 2l 6.95 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Dark Blue Dark Bee'9k 2.95 Campanula pyramidalis 'Alba' 2l 6.95 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Dark Blue White Bee'1l4.20 Campanula takesimana 9k 4.20 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Dark Blue White Bee'3l7.95 Centaurea dealbata 9k 3.45 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Dark Blue White Bee'1l3.65 Centranthus ruber 'Albus' 9k 3.85 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Lilac Pink White Bee'1l6.95 Centranthus ruber 'Albus' 9k 3.95 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'Lilac Pink' 1l 4.20 Centranthus ruber coccineus 9k 3.65 2 Delphinium Magic Fountains 'White' 3l 7.95 Erigeron glaucus 'Sea Breeze' 9k 3.95 Delphinium Magic Fountains Lavender 3l 7.95 Erigeron karvinskianus 'Profusion' 9k 3.75 Delphinium Magic Fountains Sky Blue 1l 4.20 Eryngium leavensworthii 1l 4.25 Delphinium Magic Fountains Sky Blue White Bee1l 4.20 Eryngium planum 1l 4.40 Delphinium Magic Fountains White 1l 4.20 Eryngium planum 'Blue Cap' 1l 4.40 Dianthus 'Angel of Desire' 1l 3.50 Eryngium planum 'Blue Hobbit' 1l 4.95 Dianthus 'Angel of Peace' 1l 3.50 Eryngium varifolium 1l 5.20 Dianthus 'Doris' 9c 2.60 Erysimum 'Artist Paintbox' 1l 4.95 Dianthus 'Memories' 1l 4.20 Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve' 9k 3.65 Dianthus 'Showgirl' 1l 4.20 Erysimum 'Plant World Lemon' 1l 4.95 Dianthus 'Tickled Pink' 1l 4.20 Erythronium 'Pagoda' AGM 9k 3.25 Dianthus 'Widdicombe Fair' 9c 2.40 Eucomis bicolor 2l 7.95 Dianthus in variety 9c 2.75 Eupatorium atropurpureum 'Purple Blush' 3l 8.45 Dianthus plumarius 'Angel of Desire' 1l 4.20 Eupatorium fortunei 'Pink Elegance' 9k 3.95 Dianthus plumarius 'Angel of Peace' 1l 4.20 Eupatorium maculatum 'Atropurpureum' 2l 7.45 Dianthus. 'Rebekah' 1l 4.20 Eupatorium maculatum Atropurpureum 1l 4.95 Dianthus. 'Supernova' 1l 4.20 Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Purpurea' 1l 6.25 Dicentra spectabilis 2l 6.95 Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Purpurea' 1.5l 6.95 Dierama pulcherrimum 1l 4.95 Euphorbia characias 'Black Pearl' 2l 7.95 Digitalis 'Camelot Cream' 3l 7.95 Euphorbia cyparissias 'Orange Man' 9k 3.65 Digitalis 'Camelot Lavender' 1l 4.25 Euphorbia martinii 'Ascot Rainbow' 9k 4.20 Digitalis 'Camelot Lavender' 3l 7.95 Euphorbia martinii 'Ascot Rainbow' 2l 7.95 Digitalis 'Camelot Rose' 1l 4.25 Euphorbia mellifera 2l 8.95 Digitalis 'Camelot Rose' 3l 7.95 Euphorbia myrsinites 9k 3.45 Digitalis 'Camelot White' 1l 4.25 Euphorbia polychroma 9k 3.95 Digitalis 'Camelot White' 3l 7.95 Euphorbia wulfenii 2l 7.95 Digitalis 'Dalmation Peach' 2l 7.95 Filipendula ulmaria 1l 6.25 Digitalis 'Dalmation White' 1l 4.25 Francoa sonchifolia 1l 4.25 Digitalis 'Lucas White' 3l 7.75 Gaillardia aristata 'Fire Wheels' 1l 4.65 Digitalis 'Lucas' 3l 7.95 Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Mesa Red' 2l 7.45 Digitalis mertonensis 1l 4.45 Gallium odoratum 9k 3.65 Digitalis mertonensis 'Summer King' 1l 5.45 Gaura lindheimeri 11c 4.25 Digitalis purpurea 1l 4.15 Gaura lindheimeri 'Belleza White' 2l 8.45 Digitalis purpurea 'Alba'.
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