Sheet1 Haberlea ferdinandi-coburgii 'Connie £5.80 Needing cool, moist shade, this forms more or less evergreen Davidson' rosettes of thick textured, deeply veined . Clusters of narrowly tubular, violet-blue with a white marked throat, during late spring. A challenging for East Anglia. (4-5) 10cm.

Hedychium aurantiacum £5.50 One of the hardier with erect stems topped by spikes of rich golden-yellow flowers with deeper filaments in late autumn & early winter. Only hardy in sheltered, well drained mild spots in sun. (9-11) 120cm. Hedychium coronarium £5.20 Upright perennial, with pointed dark-green leaves, downy beneath. Veryt fragrant butterfly like white flowers with a yellow base are borne in cylindrical spikes in mid to late summer. hardy only in a very sheltered well drained spot in sun. (8-9) 300cm Hedychium densiflorum £5.20 Upright clump former, with lance-shaped glossy green leaves. Dense cylindrical spikes of fragrant pale-orange flowers with cream filaments. One of the hardier species for a very sheltered well drained spot in the south. (8-9) 400cm. Hedychium densiflorum 'Stephen' £5.80 Densely packed, compact cylindrical spikes of pale orange-yellow flowers, with striking orange anthers. Well scented. Pointed leaves on upright stems. Flowers during late summer in a very sheltered, well drained spot in sun. Marginally hardy. (8-9) 180cm.

Hedychium ellipticum £5.20 Dense spikes of pale yellow-white flowers, with two-lobed lower lips & unusual purple filaments. Flowers late summer & autumn. Upright stems, with broad dark-green leaves. Marginally hardy in a sheltered well drained spot in sun. (8-9) 200cm. Hedychium flavescens £5.80 A more tender but showy species from Bengal, with dense spikes of pale-yellow flowers, with green lobes. The lip has a red stain, with protruding yellow filaments. Upright stems with broad fleshy leaves. Almost certainly will need lifting in winter. (7-10) 270cm.

Hedychium greenii £5.80 Will probably need winter protection unless grown in a favourable position. Exotic broad handsome leaves up the stems topped by spidery red flowers with long filaments throughout summer. highly fragrant. Retentive well drained soil. 150x60cm. Hedychium spicatum Himalayan Lipstick' £5.80 Distinct form of spicatum with the narrow, glossy green leaves having a distinct red flush to the reverses. Rather spidery white flowers with a pink flush with rich pink filaments;- late summer & autumn. Sheltered, well drained spot in sun. (8-10) 120cm. Helenium 'Amber' £4.50 Indianersommer' x 'Julisamt'. Very tall hybrid, raised in Belgium with amber flowers heavily streaked orange, from July to September. One for the back of the border in a retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 150cm. Helenium 'Autumn Lollipop' £4.20 Probably a form of puberulum this is very architectural for the border & arranger. Branched stems with pom-pom like rusty golden-brown cones with just the smallest frill of drooping yellow petals;- mid to late summer. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 90cm. Helenium 'Blutentisch' (AGM) £4.50 Daisy like, rather flat sunny-yellow, unfrilled petals with a raised burgundy-red cone, emerging from green buds. Heavy heads on much branched stems. Light, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 90cm. Helenium 'Can Can' £4.50 Heads of good sized, rusty orange-red flowers with the tips of the petals dipped in gold. They are held on well branched stems during late summer into autumn. Woody stems with linear leaves. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-10) 80cm.

Helenium 'Chelsey' £4.50 New hybrid, very floriferous & excellent, well branched habit. Upward facing, daisy like, rich crimson flowers with yellow highlights;- mid to late summer. Like a retentive, light, sandy soil in sun. (7-8) 120cm.

Page 1 Sheet1 Helenium 'Double Trouble' £4.50 The world's first fully double flowered Helenium with branched heads of rather small, two layered, double yellow flowers in profusion from late summer into autumn around a golden cone. Well drained soil in sun. (8-10) 80cm. Helenium 'El Dorado' £4.50 Thought of by the national collection holder as one of the best varieties, this short form has good sized, rich yellow flowers around a deep brown cone from late summer into autumn. Very long flowering. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-10) 85cm. Helenium 'Feuersiegel' (AGM) £4.50 Golden ray florets with a brown flush. Has a dark brown, central cone. Good for the prairie border, giving good colour in late summer. Prefers of free draining, sandy soil in sun. (7-9) 120cm.

Helenium 'Gold Doubloons' £4.50 This scarce variety seemingly originated in Italy. A tall form with rather larger single, rich gold flowers with a slightly deeper eye during late summer & autumn. A good candidate for the back of the border. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 120cm. Helenium 'Indianersommer' £4.50 Handsome German selection, with large copper-red flowers, with a raised central cone. Good late sumer colour for a retentive yet free draining soil in sun. (7-8) 100cm.

Helenium 'Loysder Wieck' £4.50 Unusual with narrow scrolled petals, rusty orange brown on the reverses, yellow on the top but almost not showing. Rusty orange cone. Flowers mid to late summer. Retentive, free draining soil in sun. (7-9) 90cm. Helenium 'Mardi Gras' £4.50 Good late summer perennial with the upward facing flowers emerging a soft buff-gold, becoming heavily mottled & splashed orange red, the colour intensifying as they mature;- June to August. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 100cm. Helenium 'Moerheim Beauty' (AGM) £4.50 Upright, much branched stems covered in large, BROWN-RED, daisy-like flowers with a velvety central dome; flowers over along period. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 90cms. Flowers: July-September Helenium 'Pipsqueak' £4.20 Shorter, more vigorous form with the flower dominated by a large bronze-brown cone around a skirt of slightly drooping golden yellow ray petals; late summer into autumn. Good prairie plant for well drained soil in sun. (7-9) 55cm. Helenium 'Potter's Wheel' £4.50 Shorter form with rich, dusky-red flowers, the edge of each petal is finely highlighted in yellow. Raised rusty brown cone. Flowers July to september. Retentive soil in sun or light shade. (7-9) 60cm.

Helenium puberulum £4.20 syn. 'Autumn Lollipop'. Very unusual hybrid with almost large rounded heads of brown, turning yellow as the tiny ring of yellow flowers develop. Excellent for wildlife & cutting & very long flowering in the garden. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (8-9) 100cm. Helenium 'Pumilum Magnificum' £4.20 Smaller flowered, rather elegant hybrid with upward facing, yellow flowers stained red at the base, around a raised brown cone;- mid summer into autumn. Any retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 90cm. Helenium 'Rauchtopas' £4.50 Unusual soft coppery yellow flowers with fine brown flecks, especially at the tips of the petals. Brown cone. The reverses are more brown tinged. A tall variety for retentive, free draining, preferably sandy soil in sun. (7-10) 120cm. Helenium 'Red Jewel' £4.50 Shorter form with dense clusters of rather small rich dusky reddish- pink flowers with a maroon cone which ages rusty gold. Tidy erect perennial flowering mid to late summer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 85cm.

Page 2 Sheet1 Helenium 'Ruby Charm' £4.50 Shorter form with the flowers initially opening a ruby red, turning a more fiery orange-red as they age. Rusty brown cone. Flowers late summer into autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 60cm. Helenium 'Ruby Thuesday' £4.50 Dwarf, compact form & an excellent doer in the open gardem. Tidy, slightly reflexing, small dark-red flowers zaround a raised golden cone, eventually ageing brown;- late summer. Retentive, free draining soil in sun or light shade. (7-9) 50cm. Helenium Sahin's Early Flowerer' (AGM) £6.75 2.00 Very large flowered form, with a rich gold on emergence quickly ageing soft apricot orange with an orange central flush & streaking. Compact & long flowering. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-10) 90cm. Helenium 'Salsa' £4.80 Shorter form with rather narrow petalled rich rusty bright-red flowers, suffused almost gold at the tips. Striking brown cone. Flowers late summer into autumn. Loved by bees. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or light shade. (7-9) 60cm. Helenium 'The Bishop' £4.50 Erect stems topped by upward facing golden-yellow daisies with a brown central cone & frilled petals; June-Spetember. Excellent showy perennial for autumn colour. Divide regularly. Ordinary soil in sun or part shade. 60x45cm. Helenium 'Tie Dye' £4.50 Strange new hybrid from Thierry Delabroye with narrow, gappy petalled yellow flowers, purple-pink on the reverses. The edges incurve to make the flower look striped. Flowers July to September. Good for cutting. Any reasonable, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (7-9) 80cm. Helenium 'Tijuana Brass' £4.50 Very tall, strong growing back of the border variety with very large, rich brassy golden-yellow flowers around a strongly raised golden- brown cone. Flowers during late summer & early autumn. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (5-9) 150cm.

Helenium 'Wesergold' (AGM) £4.20 Compact, free-flowering form, with golden-yellow daisies, with horizontally held rays & a golden rusty-brown central cone. This new German hybrid requires a well drained, retentive soil in sun. (7- 9) 60cm. Helenium 'Wonnadonga' £4.50 This is a constantly changing form. The flowers open a rich coppery-red, initially opening with a strong yellow flush. The reverses are darker copper-red with distinctly rolled edges. Flowers late summer into autumn. Erect stems with small, sparse, lance- shaped leaves. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 130cm.

Helenium 'Wyndley' £4.20 Golden-yellow flowers, with a light overlay of orange, with a central cone of orange-brown. flowers midsummer to early autumn. Fertile, moist, well drained soil in sun. (7-9) 80cm.

Helianthella quinquenervis £4.15 Imposing back of the border perennial with stout stems topped by nodding, YELLOW, single daisies; late summer & autumn. Bold, basal clumps of leaves. Retentive well drained soil in sun or part shade. 150x90cm. Helianthus 'Capenoch Star' (AGM) £4.00 Large, lemon-yellow daisies with quilled petals & a darker yellow eye; midsummer through autumn. Tall back of the border plant. Good for cutting. Fertile retentive soil in sun. 1.5x1.2m. Helianthus giganteus 'Sheila's Sunshine' £4.50 Tall, imposing back of the border perennial with medium sized, single primrose coloured daisies with pointed, slightly quilled petals;- late summer through autumn. Strong grower in retentive soil in sun or part shade. (8-10) 200cm.

Helianthus 'Happy Days' £4.50 Shorter form with good sized yellow flowers with single ray petals around a very large, anemone centred eye;- late summer into autumn, like a shorter Morgensonne'. Easily grown in retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-10) 60cm.

Page 3 Sheet1 Helianthus x kellermanii £4.50 Huge, imposing back of the border perennial, with strong, often woody stems topped by rather small, single, golden yellow daisies throughout late summer into autumn. Whorlos of long, narrow arching leaves. Fertile, humus rich, retentive soil. (9-10) 300

Helianthus 'Lemon Queen' (AGM) £4.50 Large, pale yellow daisies with a deeper eye are freely produced; late summer through mid autumn. Soft green leaves on tall stems. Fertile retentive soil in sun. 1.7x1.2m. Helianthus microcephalus 'J.S.Straffe £4.50 Tall, back fo the border daisy like plant with stout stems having Prairie Gast' narrow, fine green leaves. open heads of small citron yellow sunflowers during late summer & autumn. retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 150cm.

Helianthus 'Miss Mellish' (AGM) £4.50 Impossibly running but beautiful sunflower with good sized intense golden-yellow flowers with twisted petals around a dark cone;- late summer into autumn. Shallow rooting so can be removed easily. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. Ht tp 100cm. Helianthus 'Monarch' (AGM) ??? £4.50 Claimed to be the real thing, if so it will be tricky to grow. Muddled with other species this has very large, bold, brassy, slightly incurving golden-yellow flowers during late summer & autumn. Even it it isn't it's excellent. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. Gently spreads. (8-10) 160cm. Helianthus pauciflorus £4.20 syn. Helianthus rigidus. Shorter form from Minnesota with erect, unbranched stems topped by good sized, single golden-yellow daisies, over a long period during mid to late summer. The leaves are rough sandpaper textured & rather sparse. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 100cm. Helianthus salicifolius £4.80 Clump forming perennial, with whorls of narrow, arching willow like leaves on tall stems. Large golden-yellow daisies with a brown central disc in early & mid autumn. Fertile, humus rich, moist well drained soil in sun. (8-10) 250cm.

Helianthus salicifolius 'Table Mountain' £6.75 2.00 One of the dwarfest sunflowers with large, semi-double, golden- yellow flowers with a small dark eye during late summer & autumn. Very floriferous with flowers in dense heads. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-9) 50cm. Helianthus 'Soleil D'or' £4.50 Bold, impressive, back of the border plant, with large double yellow daises on stout stems in late summer & mid autumn. Lance shaped hairy dark-green leaves. Fertile, rich yet well drained soil in full sun. 150cm. Helianthus tuberosus £5.45 2.00 Unusual tuberous form, with stout stems carrying single deep- yellow daisies with a paler yellow eye. Coarse leaves on strong upright stems. Back of the border in retentive well drained soil in sun or light shade. (8-9) 300cm.

Helianthus unknown hybrid £4.50 Bold, back of the border perennial found by John Graham in the garden of Lord (he can't remember his name). Different to anything else in cultivation, it is obviously an old hybrid. Tall stems topped by semi-double brassy golden flowers during late summer & autumn. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (8-10) 150cm.

Helichrysum amorginum 'Ruby Cluster' £4.50 Choice evergreen perennial with rosettes of narrow, felted grey leaves. Short, branched stems with striking red buds opening to daisy like cream flowers with a yellow eye;- summer. Needs sharply drained soil in sun. (6-8) 45cm.

Page 4 Sheet1 Helichrysum 'Schweffellicht' £4.50 (Sulphur Light') Low, spreading, semi-evergreen with narrow, intensely woolly, aromatic white leaves. Button-like sulphur-yellow flowers in late summer. For a hot dry garden in well drained sunny site. 45x45cm. Helicodiceros muscivorus £4.45 Formerly included in Dracunculus, this produces a green-white spathe, streaked purple-brown with a mottled purple-red throat & green spadix. Smells of rotting flesh. Pairs of large, divided, glossy dark-green leaves. needs a warm, sheltered sunny spot. Heliopsis helianthoides £5.65 2.00 Native across much of Eastern North America, this back of the border species has strong stems with good sized, rich golden- yellow single daisies, through late summer & autumn. Coarse, hairy leaves up the stems. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or part shade. (8-10) 120cm. Heliopsis helianthoides 'Loraine £4.50 One of the first yellow daisies to flower with single golden yellow Sunshine' flowers;- mid to late summer. Striking leaves completely covered in a network of silver white veining. Needs good living to thrive. Good for cutting. Fertile, rich, well drained soil in sun. (7-9) 80cm.

Heliopsis helianthoides scabra 'Asahi' £4.50 Shorter species with comparatively small, pom pom like, fully double, golden-yellow flowers, held on long stalks;- mid to late summer. Likes a well drained soil in sun. (6-9) 60cm. Heliopsis helianthoides scabra £5.75 2.00 Tall, back of the border 'sunflower' an old & rarely seen . 'Benzinggold' Stout stems topped by good sized, just semi-double rich golden- yellow daisies over a long period in autumn. Best in a retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 150cm.

Heliopsis helianthoides scabra 'Mars' £4.50 Tall, back of the border hybrid with large, semi-double, rich golden- yellow daisies, slightly recurving as they age. Flowers July to september. Best in a retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-9) 150cm. Heliopsis helianthoides scabra 'Patula' £4.20 Bold, back of the border perennial, with large, single, orange gold daisies on tall stems during late summer & early autumn. Coarse leaves. Retentive, wqell drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 120cm.

Heliopsis helianthoides scabra 'Prairie £4.50 Distinct colour break with many small, golden-yellow, single daisies Sunset' with a red stained zone around a bright red cone;- late summer. Serrated toothed leaves on dark stems. Well drained soil in sun. (6- 9) 120cm.

Heliopsis helianthoides scabra £4.20 Tall leafy perennial, with semi-double DARK-GOLD upward facing 'Spitzentanzerin' flowers on stout stems late in the season. Large coarse leaves. Good for cutting. Fertile, rich well drained soil in sun. (8-10) 120cm.

Heliopsis helianthoides scabra 'Summer £4.50 Tall perennial with rich golden yellow flowers with a burgundy eye Nights' on dark purple stems;- late summer & autumn. The leaves have a smokey bronze flush. Rich, retentive yet well drained soil in sun. (6- 9) 120cm. Heliopsis helianthoides scabra 'Venus' £4.50 Formal, large semi-double golden-yellow daisies with a deeper golden-orange centre. Remarkable for it's stout stems which rarely need staking. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 90cm.

Heliopsis helianthoides 'Tuscan Sun' £4.80 Short perennial sunflower, initially bred for pots but also good for the border. Well branched stems carry good sized rich golden- yellow daisies with an orange cone from late summer through autumn. easily grown in a retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (8-10) 45cm.

Page 5 Sheet1 Helleborus argutifolius (AGM) £4.80 (syn. H.corsicus) Bushy stout-stemmed with striking evergreen leaves. Clusters of beautiful pale-green pendant cup-like flowers. Humus-rich retentive soil in sun or part shade. 60cms. Flowers: Jan-May

Helleborus atrorubens (of.hort) £5.80 Much confusion surrounds this plant. This looks much like an orientalis with clusters of cup-shaped soft smokey pink-purple flowers in early spring apppearing with the deeply lobed glossy leathery leaves. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (2-4) 40cm. Helleborus 'HGC Cinnamon Snow' £11.40 (Hellebore Gold Collection) Attractive hybrid with dark green, lightly veined leaves with red stalks. Upward facing pink buds open to creamy yellow flowers before fading white & finishing with a cinnamon blush. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (2-5) 30cm. Helleborus x ericsmithii 'Shooting Star' £11.40 Strong growing evergreen with dusky rose buds, opening to white flowers that eventually fade to sage green. Flowers February to May. Deep green leaves with prominent silver veining and dark red stems. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (2-5) 35cm. Helleborus x ericsmithii 'Winter £11.40 2.00 Profuse soft creamy white flowers age a dark dusky pink with age, Moonbeam' held on red stems;- Late winter & spring. The much divided olive green leaves are strongly marbled pewter-grey. Rich, well drained soil in sun or light shade. Vigorous. (1-4) 30cm. Helleborus x ericsmithii 'Winter Sunshine' £11.40 Low mounds of evergreen, steely green leaves with a silvery sheen. Upward facing creamy-white flowers with a green stain age dusky pink on fading, held on burgundy stems. Long flowering from February to May. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (2-5) 40cm. Helleborus foetidus (AGM) £4.50 Handsome, clump-forming, architectural evergreen with deeply divided, dark green leaves. Stems topped with open clusters of beautiful apple-green bells edged maroon. Humus-rich soil in sun or part shade. 45x45cms. Flowers: Jan-April. POISONOUS.

Helleborus foetidus Wester Flisk Group £7.85 2.00 Handsome evergreen with deeply divided purplish leaves & reddish stems. Sprays of pendant green bells, edged purple; February- April. Fertile, retentive soil in shade or sun. 60x60cms.

Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington £7.85 1.00 Difficult to breed true to colour. The outer face of the petals are Apricots' apricot-pink, more soft creamy apricot on the insides. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES EXPECT SOME VARIATION. Humus rich, retentive, well drained soil in part shade. (2-4) 40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Double £14.50 2.00 Rather a distinct shaped flower with fully double, rather narrow Chocolate' petalled deep maroon flowers, with chocolate brown overtones. The petals are pointed & slightly quilled for a starry appearance. CAN BE VARIABLE FROM SEED LIKE ALL HELLEBORES. Best in a rich soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 45cm.

Helleborus x hybridus 'Double Purple £13.50 2.00 Very floriferous hybrid with rather nodding, fully double plum-purple Cascade' flowers with narrow, almost incurving, claw like petals. Each stems has a high bud count. Flowers January to April. LIKE ALL HELLEBORES CAN BE VARIABLE FROM SEED. Best in a rich soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 35cm.

Helleborus x hybridus 'Double White £13.50 2.00 Almost triple flowered form with three layers of overlapping, broad Speckled' white petals. They are almost all covered in a fine burgundy-red speckling. Flowers january to April. COLOUR CAN VARY FROM SEED LIKE ALL HELLEBORES. Best in a rich soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 40cm.

Page 6 Sheet1 Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Double £13.50 2.00 Seed raised Hellebores which should hopefully give, fully double, Yellows' soft sulphur-yellow flowers, usually unspotted. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES EXPECT SOME VARIATION. Cool, humus rich, woodland soil in part shade. (1-4)40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Dusky' £2.00 A new strain so will need some selecting for uniformity. At it's best it has good sized dusky pink flowers heavily covered in fine purple speckling, just leaving the rim pink. As with all hellebores it can be a little variable. Rich, preferably woodland soil in part or full shade. (2-5) 40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Golden £10.50 2.00 Stunning hybrid most noticeable for it's yellow nectaries, very Glory' unusual on a Hellebore. One of the most yellow flowered forms with a ring of red staining in the throat. Flowers January to April. Forms o good, rounded, shape with overlapping petals. Rich soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 35cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Limes' £9.50 2.00 A very strong growing hybrid breeding very true. Unusual cup- shaped lime-green flowers on well branched stems from january to April. Glossy, leathery divided leaves. Best in a rich, woodland soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 50cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington £10.25 1.00 Seed raised hellebores which should hopefully be white with a Picotees' picotee around the edge, veining & red reverses. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES EXPECT SOME VARIATION. Cool, humus rich, woodland soil in light shade. (1-4)40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Reds' £7.85 1.00 Seed raised plants expected to give large bowl shaped red to purple- red flowers with the new leaves in late winter & early spring. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES EXPECT SOME VARIATION. Cool, humus rich soil in light shade. (1-4)40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington £10.25 1.00 Seed raised plants which should hopefully give a slatey, purple Smokey Blue' blue, almost black flowerS. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES THE COLOUR CAN BE VARIABLE. Cool, moist, humus rich soil in part shade. (1-4)40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington £9.50 2.00 Seed raised Hellebores which should give generous, bowl shaped Speckled Whites' white flowers spotted red but often with a green tinge;- late winter & early spring. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES EXPECT SOME VARIATION. Cool, humus rich, woodland soil in part shade.(1- 4)40cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Whites' £7.85 1.00 White Hellebores offer a very strong growing plant, breeding almost totally true from seed. These plants have generous bowl- shaped white flowers with a small boss of cream stamens from January to April. Bold clumps of leathery leaves. Best in a rich, retentive soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 45cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington £9.50 2.00 One of the most sought after colours, this plants offer slightly Yellows' smaller, pointed petalled rich yellow flowers, occasionally with a green tinge from January to April. All plants in this strain are generally much shorter & flower a little later. Best in a rich, retentive woodland soil in part or full shade. (1-4) 30cm. Helleborus x hybridus 'Harvington Yellow £9.50 2.00 Seed raised Hellebores which have been especially selected for Speckled' their heavy spotting in the throat on the SOFT YELLOW flowers. AS WITH ALL HELLEBORES THEY CAN BE VARIABLE. Cool, moist, humus rich soil in part shade. (1-4)40cm. Helleborus x lemonnierae 'Madame £11.40 2.00 A new x hybridus x niger form. Extremely large, bowl shaped, Lemonnier' dusky pink flowers suffused creamy-white at the centre. Emerging from dusky-pink buds the flowers age to the same colour; Feb-May. Humus rich soil in part shade. 30cms. True to type from micropropagation. Helleborus niger 'Harvington Double £9.95 2.00 Beautiful form of the Christmas rose, not really double, but more Flowered' anemone like. From a generous bowl of white petals sit a second ring of shorter, more quilled petals, round the yellow stamens ;- January to April. They prefer a more sunnier spot in lighter soil in which to thrive. (1-4) 35cm.

Page 7 Sheet1 Helleborus niger 'HGC Jacob' £11.40 2.00 Selected in Germany, this very floriferous form has a profusion of pristine white flowers with yellow stamens from mid November, much earlier than most hybrids. They are offset by the very dark green leaves. Rich soil in sun or shade. 30x40cm.

Helleborus x ericsmithii 'Pirouette' £11.40 2.00 niger x sternii x lividus. Evergreen mound former with light silver veined leathery leaves.Soft dusky pink flowers with white suffused edges fading whiter with age from dark pink buds;- early spring. Well drained soil in sun or light shade. (2-4) 35x40cm.

Helleborus (Rodney Davey Group) £11.40 2.00 Superb foliage plant with l;arge. Leathery, divided, glossy green 'Molly's White' leaves with creamy-white marbled veins. Tall stems carry generous, bowl shaped, creamy-white flowers ageing with agreen tinge; late winter to spring. Prefres a sunnier spot. Helleborus (Rodney Davey Group) £11.40 2.00 Mounds of silvery-cream, attractively marbled leaves, veined pink 'Penny's Pink' on the new growth in spring. Clusters of cup shaped, rich dusky- pink flowers, held on burgundy stems from January to April. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (1-4) 30cm.

Heloniopsis tubiflora 'Temple Bells' £6.20 Previously sold as orientalis Korean form. Evergreen rosettes of rather pale green, bronze tinged, strap like leaves. One sided spikes of tubular, lavender-purple flowers with long filaments, during mid to late spring. HATES ARTIFICIAL FEED. Best in a rich, retentive soil in shade. (3-5) 20cm. Heloniopsis umbellata £6.20 Needing cool, moist woodland conditions this evergreen, Asian species has rosettes of leathery, smooth green leaves. In early spring, short nodding spikes of spidery, palest pink almsot white flowers nestle in the crown. MUST HAVE NO FEED! (3-4) 15cm. Hemerocallis 'Arctic Snow' £4.80 Large, ivory-white flowers, with just a hint of peach overlay. The lemon & lime throat bleeds slowly into the flower. Unusual black stamens provided a contrast. Upright, strap-like leaves. Retentive soil in sun. (6-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Astolat' £4.50 Seedling of Catherine Woodbery with flared, good sized near white flowers, just taking on the merest tinge of pink as the flowers mature. Sulphur green small eye. Mid to Late season variety flowering June & July. Distinct, two ranked leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-7) 75cm. Hemerocallis 'Black Stockings' £5.20 Very showy new form with darkest burgundy, almost black flowers with a small gold throat;- June & July. Arching clumps of strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 60cm Hemerocallis 'Cape Breton' £5.20 Unusual soft dusky purple flowers with a bleaching soft cream watermark from the throat. the edges of all the petals are heavily braided & frilled yellow. All taller variety flowering midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 75cm. Hemerocallis 'Cara Mia' £5.75 3.00 A dwarf variety for the front of the border. Flared trumpet-shaped OLD ROSE-MADDER flowers have an antique feel'. Deciduous arching grassy green leaves. Retentive well drained soil in sun or part shade. 45x45cm. Flowers: Midsummer. Hemerocallis 'Carrick Wildon' £4.60 Rather blowsy, big red late flowering spider daylily with gappy petalled richest orange-red petals, more orange at the tips, reflexing with age to show the wide gold throat. July & August. strong strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 80cm. Hemerocallis 'Chicago Knobby' £4.50 Ruffled, large, deep lilac-pink flowers with frilled edges to the petals. The secondary row of petals are paler lilac. Tiny gold eye. Slight scent. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 70cm. Hemerocallis 'Chicago Picotee Memories' £4.50 Large creamy-peach, frilled petals, with a fine picotee & large rosy- purple eye zone. Golden-green throat. Showy, new American hybrid for a retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 75cm.

Page 8 Sheet1 Hemerocallis 'Chocolate Candy' £4.60 Dark mysterious rich brown-purple flowers with a velvety sheen. Tiny rich gold eye. Flowers June to August. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 50cm. Hemerocallis 'Christmas Is' £4.50 An extremely vigorous form, with large, flared glowing scarlet-red trumpets & a rich golden-yellow throat over a long period in midsummer. Broad, grassy leaves. Retentive well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 90cm. Hemerocallis citrina £4.20 Tall species, the parent of many hybrids but still beautiful. Widely flared, grapefruit-yellow flowers with a strong evening scent, held well clear of the leaves during midsummer. Narrower, grassy leaves. Multiplies well. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or lightest shade. (6-8) 120cm. Hemerocallis 'Country Club' £4.50 Large, soft pastel-pink trumpets with cream streaks in the heavily ruffled petals & a large peach throat; July to September. Normal grassy leaves. Fertile retentive soil in sun. 90x45cm. Hemerocallis 'Cypriana' £4.80 A selected form of fulva. A very important form for breeding as the seedlings offer fantastic forms. Very large, narrow petalled rich rusty orange flowers with red central staining;- June & July. A very strong clump former. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. ((6-8) 100cm. Hemerocallis 'Dance Ballerina Dance' £4.15 Softest blush pink, pointed petals with a silvery white midrib. The soft sulphur yellow throat bleeds into the petals giving a warm gold glow. Flowers midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-7) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Dresden Doll' £5.45 2.00 medium sized day lily with a good number of buds opening to flared, trumpet shaped warm soft peacy-pink flowers with subtely blended white midribs; mid to late summer. Arching fans of strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (7-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Eleonor' £4.50 Beautiful, trumpet shaped, soft lavender-pink flowers with crimped margins, fading almost white. The smaller petals are paler giving a two-tone effect. Lime green eye;- June & July. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-7) 70cm. Hemerocallis 'Exploded Pumpkin' £4.80 An unusual American re-blooming variety with small, double soft pumpkin orange, peach flushed flowers. Each petal has a central magenta-red splash & broad picotee. Has a very high bud count on each stem. Best in a retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 65cm. Hemerocallis 'Eye On America' £4.35 Good sized creamy yellow flower with rounded petals. Large plum- black eye zone & broad ruffled braiding. Flowers June & July. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 65cm.

Hemerocallis 'Finders Keepers' £4.80 Rather large, blowsy cream flowers with a wide rich gold braid around the edge of each petal. Soft lime edge. Fans of arching, strap like leaves. retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 65cm. Hemerocallis 'Final Touch' £4.80 Very unusual form with three of the petals a rich salmon-pink the alternate three a soft pink with the tips recurving with age. Lime yellow throat. Rather a tall hybrid flowering midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. 85cm. Hemerocallis 'Fire And Fog' £4.50 Attractive, vibrant hybrid with intense scarlet flowers have a stitched creamy-white plicata around the edge of the petals. The golden thoat extends a central vein down the centre of each petal. Flowers midsummer. Retentive soil in sun or light shade. 65cm.

Hemerocallis Fooled Me' £4.50 (Tetraploid) Really bright, egg yolk yellow, slightly recurved flowers with pleated, crimped edges. Striking red halo around a small sulphur throat with yellow midribs. Early to midseason. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-7) 60cm.

Page 9 Sheet1 Hemerocallis 'Forgotten Dreams' £4.75 Large trumpet shaped grey-lavender flowers with a large central purple eye zone. White midribs with a secondary white halo around a large lime-yellow throat. The flower reflexes with age. Flowers; July & August. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. 60cm Hemerocallis 'Forty Second Street' £4.45 Very unusual double pastel-pink flowers with a small row of twisted inner petal & a yellow-green throat. Has a large bright-rose central eye zone. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Frans Hals' £4.50 Older cultivar, with alternative orange-gold & burgundy-red petals with a gold stripe down the centre of each burgundy petal. Good long flowering cultivar for ordinary soil in sun or light shade. (7-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Frosted Vintage Ruffles' £4.50 Good sized palest blush pink flowers, stained cream at the eye, with wide central veins down each petal. Slight piecrust edge;- June to August. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 75cm. Hemerocallis 'Frozen Jade' £4.80 Tetraploid. Heads of narrowly trumpet shaped, then strongly reflexing soft lemon flowers with a white central midvein. Large, lime green throat. Flowers early to midsummer. Narrow leaves. Has a pleasing scent. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 70cm. Hemerocallis 'Golden Chimes' (AGM) £4.50 Heads of small, lily-like, DEEP YELLOW flowers over a long period; June to August. Makes a clump of arching, grassy leaves. Any reasonable, not too dry soil in sun or part shade. Ht:60cms.

Hemerocallis Green Flutter' (AGM) £4.15 Lily-like, bright yellow flowers with green throat; June to August. Feature perennial forming clumps of arching, grassy leaves. Retentive soil in sun or part shade.60cms Hemerocallis 'Green Mystique' £4.95 Very unusual triploid form with slightly recurving soft creamy-white flowers with a broad, ruffled green-cream edge & eye. Flowers June to August. Arching strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Greenland' £4.50 Said to re-blooming, this medium sized flower is soft cream gently suffusing more yellow towards the throat. The tips of the petals recurve with age. Clumps of deciduous, strap-like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 85cm. Hemerocallis Hyperion' £3.85 Clusters of lily-like, scented canary-yellow flowers over a long period. Feature plant forming clumps of arching, grassy leaves. Retentive soil in sun/part shade. 70cms. Flower: July-August Hemerocallis 'Irish Elf' £4.15 Hemerocallis 'Iron Gate Glacier' £4.80 Early flowering variety with reflexing softest cream, almost white flowers with a pure white central vein; June & July. Broad strap like leaves. Best in a retentive, well drained soil in sun. (5-7) 60cm.

Hemerocallis 'Just My Size' £4.60 Semi-dwarf variety. Very unusual, fully double, soft salmon-pink flowers with a small red eye hidden amongst the ruffled central petals. Fine gold braiding. Early to midseason variety, June & July. Best in a retentive soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 40cm. Hemerocallis 'Lady Betty Fretz' £4.50 Rather blowsy, frilly cream flowers with a pleated purple picotee & eye. Small lime throat. Flowers June to August. Arching strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 60cm Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus (AGM) £6.40 3.00 Dainty early flowering species with narrow, wonderfully scented, bright yellow flowers; April-May. Clumps of grass-like leaves. Retentive yet drained soil in sun. Native from E.Siberia to Japan. Ht: to 90cms. Hemerocallis 'Living In Amsterdam' £4.35 Very strong growing spider day lily with very long, narrow, slightly twisted golden yellow flowers. Flowers June & July. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 65cm.

Page 10 Sheet1 Hemerocallis 'Loth Lorien' £4.50 Diploid. Unusual form with narrow mauve petals with the edges folding back. They almost reflex as the age showing the gold eye with a darker mauve halo around it. Flowers midsummer. Fine, grassy leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6- 8) 70cm. Hemerocallis 'Lotus Position' £4.80 Very distinct species with the flowers almost entirely cream, the tips are initially pinched & dipped in soft burgundy. As they expand it shows the braided yellow edge. Flowers June & July. Has a good bud count. Retentive, well drained soil in sun . (6-7) 85cm.

Hemerocallis 'Luxury Lace' £3.95 Star-shaped, PINK, TINTED LAVENDER flowers with a LIME- GREEN THROAT & rounded, ruffled petals. Free flowering through midsummer. Evergreen, narrow leaves. Fertile retentive soil in sun. 75x75cm. Hemerocallis 'Madeleine Nettle Eyes' £4.50 Rather unusual, small & delicate hybrid with umbels of small, slightly reflexed darkest mustard-brown flowers with a deep brown eye;- June and July. Very fine, almost grassy glossy green leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-7) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Martina Verhaert' £4.35 Large lavender-purple flowers with a purple eye zone & braiding. Small lime green throat. The petals are thicker & ridged. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 50cm. Hemerocallis 'Mary Todd' £4.35 Showy hybrid with large, flared mid-yellow flowers with flaring tips during early summer. Clumps of narrow, upright deep-green leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 75cm. Hemerocallis 'Moonlit Caress' £4.00 Tetraploid. Large, 5 1/2inch trumpet-shaped near white, cream flushed flowers with white midribs & creamy-green throat. Heavily ruffled, rich golden picoteed petals. Semi-evergreen leaves in mild winters. Retentive, well dtained soil. (6-8) 65cm. Hemerocallis 'Navajo Princess' £4.50 Diploid form with recurving petals of palest blush-pink, revealing the large, bright rose-pink centre around the lime-yellow eye;- Midsummer. Can rebloom. Well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Pink Damask' (AGM) £4.20 Large, flared trumpets of soft pink; July & August. Glossy strap-like foliage. Sun or part shade in any not too dry soil. 60x45cm. Hemerocallis 'Precious D'oro' £4.35 Shorter form with fully rounded white flowers with a small yellow- green throat, the same shape as 'Stella d'Oro'. Light scent. Very floriferous with a high bud count. Good edger for retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 45cm. Hemerocallis 'Purple Rain' £6.75 2.00 Striking Day Lily with slightly reflexing, widely open trumpets of rich marron purple. This contrasts with the small lime-yellow throat. Flowers during June & July. Arching, strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 75cm. Hemerocallis 'Ribbonette' £4.80 Very unusual, narrow, strap-like petals of cherry-maroon, with a broad white edge & narrow stripe down each petal. Not much scent. Narrow, arching clumps of deciduous leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 85cm. Hemerocallis 'Royal Heritage' £4.50 A late season flowerer with very large, trumpet-shaped rich plummy- violet flowers with a chalky pale-violet halo around a small lime- yellow eye, during midsummer. Strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (7-8) 85cm. Hemerocallis 'Satin Glass' £0.65 2.00 Medium sized, lightly ruffled peachy-cream flowers with a pale green throat ;- midseason during June & July. Not too blowsy for the cottage border. Long, strap like leaves. retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 85cm. Hemerocallis 'School Girl' £5.80 2.00 Light salmon pink flowers with ruffled edges to the petals. Has a paler central midrib. Tiny chartreuse yellow eye. Rather large American hybrid with lots of flowers in each scape. Flowers midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 55cm.

Page 11 Sheet1 Hemerocallis 'Schnickel Fritz' £4.60 One of the first white doubles. Almost hose in hose creamy white flowers with just the merest apricot tint;- June to August. Arching strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 60cm.

Hemerocallis 'Seal Of Approval' £4.50 Attractive form with white flowers, heavily frilled & braided pink. Small lime eye. Arching strap like leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Siloam David Kirchhoff' £4.50 6-inch lavender blended flowers with a ruffled golden-yellow edge & yellow halo around the lime-green throat. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Snowy Apparition' £4.00 New American hybrid with well furnished clusters of trumpet- shaped white flowers, just faintly kissed with apricot;- mid to late summer. Arching fans of leaves. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (7-8) 60cm. Hemerocallis 'Stoke Poges' (AGM) £4.35 flowers: Large, flared, RICH PINK & creamy pale-pink outer segments. Each flower lasts but a day but is constantly replenished from June to August. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. 60x60cm.

Hemerocallis 'Summer Wine' £4.50 Day Lily' Sprays of lily like maroon red from large clumps grassy leaves,June-Aug. Any reasonable soil.Sun/light shade Hemerocallis 'Think Pink' £4.60 Very good sized semi-double, rather blowsy rich pink & peach suffused flowers around a small greenish-yellow throat ;- June & July. Broad, strap like leaves. Flowers can be up to 6' across when mature. Retentive, well drained soil in sun. (6-8) 65cm. Hemerocallis 'Veins of Truth' £4.35 Bicoloured soft rose & cream flowers with a white stripe down the centre of each petal. Lightly braided. Small lime throat. large flowers up t0 15cm across. Flowers June & July. Retentive soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 75cm. Hemerocallis 'Voodoo Dancer' £5.20 Rather amazing, double velvety purple-black flowers with a sheen. The central petals have a very fine yellow picotee. Small gold throat. Very floriferous in July & July with a good bud count. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or light shade. (6-7) 45cm. Hemerocallis 'White Temptation' £4.80 Pure white flowers with wide, flat petals giving a good rounded shape; June-July. Diploid. Clump forming perennial with sheaves of grassy leaves. Retentive yet drained, fertile soil in sun. 80cms.

Hepatica 'Forest Pink' £6.25 (Forest Series) Small woodlander with rosettes of three lobed dark green leaves with faint silver markings, being a seed strain can be a little variable. Clusters of rose-pink flowers on short stems from christmas through spring. Woodland soil in part shade. (1-4) 5cm.

Hepatica 'Forest Purple' £6.25 Small woodlander giving a splash of colour in spring. Clusters of purple-blue flowers on short stems during winter & spring. Rosettes of glossy, velvety dark green, three lobed leaves on purple stems. A seed strain which can be a little variable. Cool, moist woodland soil in part shade. (1-4) 5cm. Hepatica 'Forest Red' £6.25 Small woodlander with basal rosettes of three lobed dark green leaves on red stalks. Short stems carry clusters of cup-shaped deep pinkish-red flowers in winter & spring. Cool, moist woodland soil in part shade. (1-4) 5cm. Hepatica nobilis (AGM) £4.80 (syn.H.nobilis) Lovely semi-evergreen, dome shaped, woodland perennial with pink, blue or blue-purple bowl-shaped flowers; early spring. Lobed, kidney shaped leaves. Thrives in heavy, humus-rich soil in part shade. 10x15cms. Hepatica nobilis japonica 'Sayaka' £9.00 Japanese hybrid with the flowers opening like a waterlily. Single, bowl shaped salmon pink flowers, paler at the centre, with a large boss of cream stamens in spring. Leaves have a glossy sheen. Humus rich, retentive soil in part or full shade. (2-3) 10cm.

Page 12 Sheet1 Hepatica transsilvanica (AGM) £4.50 (syn.H.angulosa) A more robust species giving basal clumps of kidney shaped lobed leaves. The large flowers are many petalled & usually powder blue but are very variable. Flowers in april & may. 15x30cm. Hepatica transsilvanica 'Buis' £5.45 Semi-evergreen, slow spreading perennial, with rosettes of scallop- shaped leaves. In early spring has bowl shaped, many petalled good blue flowers. Humus rich, moist yet well drained soil in part shade. Hates root disturbance. (3-4) 15cm. Heracleum dulce £4.50 Large, spectacular cow-parley relatives with huge, trifoliate fleshy hairy leaves. Umbels of white flowers on stout stems during midsummer. Loved by brown bears! SAP MAY IRRITATE SKIN. sLOW TO MATURITY. Retentive well drained soil in sun. (6-7) 200cm. coccinea £4.20 Rich crimson, silky, cup-shaped flowers with a coppery glint in slender spikes; early autumn. Quickly forms clumps of slender, grassy, upright leaves. Retentive yet well drained soil in a sunny, sheltered spot. 60x60cm. Hesperantha coccinea 'Jack Frost' £4.50 One of the last perennial to flower, This bulbous perennial formerly Schizostylis has sprays of broad petalled, silky, near white flowers, with just the merest pink touch, from September to November. Vigorous clumps of sword like leaves. Never to dry soil in sun or part shade. (9-11) 60cm. Hesperantha coccinea 'Jennifer' (AGM) £5.70 2.00 A spreading bulbous plant giving good late autumn colour. Grassy tufts of long narrow leaves & spikes of large, shallow, cup-shaped, CLEAR PINK flowers. Fertile, retentive soil in sun. 75x45cm. Flowers: October-December. Hesperantha coccinea 'Mrs.Hegarty' £5.70 2.00 Spikes of shallow, cupped, PALE PINK flowers giving good colour in late autumn. Clump forming, rhizomatous perennial with upright grassy tufts of narrow green leaves. Fertile, retentive soil in sun. 60x45cm. Hesperantha coccinea 'Professor Barnard' £5.70 2.00 Spikes of shallow, cup-shaped, DEEP DUSKY-PINK flowers are produced late in the season; September to November. Vigorous clump-former with tufts of grass-like, mid-green foliage. For a fertile, moist soil in sun. 60x45cms. Hesperantha coccinea 'Snow Maiden' £4.50 Spikes of cup-shaped, silky, white flowers with just the merest hint of pink; autumn. Narrow, upright clumps of evergreen leaves. Moist, retentive yet well drained soil in sun. 90x45cm. Hesperantha coccinea 'Sunrise' (AGM) £4.45 Spikes of large, SALMON-PINK, cup-shaped flowers late in the season. Clump-former with long, lance-shaped leaves. Needs moisture and warmth to flower. 60x45cms. Flowers: October- December. Hesperantha coccinea 'Wilfred H.Bryant' £4.50 Showy new hybrid very resistant to rust. Very large, starry, palest pink almost white flowers in autumn & ealy winter. Fna of very broad, sword like blue flushed leave. Retentive yet free draining soil in sun. (9-11) 75cm. syn. 'Pink Princess' Hesperaloe malacophylla £12.75 Collected in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas where it grows in the shade of trees. A stemless species with rosettes of very narrow, grey-green curving leaves with white thread like appendages. Large, branched spikes of white flowers as it matures. likely to be cold hardy but may dislike winter wet. Hesperis matronalis albiflora 'Alba Plena' £5.20 The rarely seen double white form of this old cottage favourite. Button-like fully double white pompoms on branched stems over mats of toothed dark green leaves. Difficult to propagate. Well drained soil in sun. (5-8) 60cm.

Heteropolygonatum 'Mikinori Ogisu' £6.20 Small little woodlander, collected in China by Mikinori Ogisu. This could turn out to be the species roseolum, but rather early to say. Painfully slow to multiply, this has short, arching purple flushed stems with elliptic, smooth green leaves. Broad, bell-shaped blush- pink flowers in the upper axils during late spring. Woodsy soil in part shade. (4-6) 20cm.

Page 13 Sheet1 Heuchera 'Amethyst Myst' £6.55 Basal mounds of toothed, dark purple-brown leaves overlaid with a silver sheen & deeper veining. Narrow wispy spikes of small bell- shaped buff flowers in early summer. Good ground cover for well drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 60cm. Heuchera 'Black Taffeta' £6.85 Named for th crisply ruffled leaves, this has very large, purple- brown leaves, turning much darker black in winter. Short spikes of white flowers from red buds during summer. Retentive,w ell drained soil in sun or part shade. (6-8) 30cm. Heuchera 'Charles Bloom' £6.75 Named for Alan Blooms father, this old hybrid has been selected for its very showy spikes of large, bell-shaped soft pink flowers. Mounds of mid-green leaves with a very light silver overlay. A good contrast to the coloured leaved forms available now. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 50cm. Heuchera 'Coralberry' £6.85 Large leaved hybrids with round lobed, rich raspberry pink leaves, suffused peach. The whole thing has a silver overlay. The reverses are a dark purple-pink. Dark stems carry tiny, bell-shaped soft pink flowers during late spring. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 40cm. Heuchera cylindrica 'Greenfinch' £4.50 Elegant, tall, stiff spikes of greenish-sulphur bells over mounds of heart-shaped lobed leaves. Well drained, rich soil; best in sun. 75cms. Flowers: Midsummer.

Heuchera 'Forever Purple' £6.85 3.00 Incredibly purple leaved for with ruffled, rich plum-purple leaves heavily overlaid silver. Leaves turn a light red shade through the winter. short spikes of small, bell-shaped purple-pink flowers, held on purple stems from May to September. (5-9) 45cm. Heuchera 'Frosted Violet Dream' £6.85 Very unusual form with maple shaped, rich purple leaves with a silver overlay which piucks out the purple veins. The more mature leaves have a brown flush. Purple stems with dainty pink flowers. (6-7) 45cm. Heuchera 'Gojiberry' £6.85 Mounds of heavily ruffled, golden mustard-brown leaves, more peachy orange on the new growth. With the ruffling it shows the burgundy red reverses. Darker red tones in winter. Dainty spikes of white flowers on dark stems during late spring. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (5-6) 40cm. Heuchera 'Green Spice' £6.85 Superb folaige plant with large, maple-shaped fresh green leaves with rounded lobes. The centre has a large purple splash surrounded by silver staining. The backs of the leaves are rich purple-red. Spikes of buff flowers. Any reasonable soil in sun/pt.sh. 45cm. Heuchera 'Marmalade' £6.85 One of the better golds being a villosa hybrid. Divided, maple like marmalade orange flowers with reddish new growth & on the undersides of the leave which gently ruffle. Rediish flowers & stems. Does well even in sun. (5-7) 60cm. Heuchera 'Midnight Rose' £6.85 Very unusual form with the large darkest purple-black leaves speckled & streaked pink, very strongly in spring with speckling becoming more white & extensive through summer. Spikes of small buff flowers. Any reasonable soil in sun/pt.sh. 45x45cm. Heuchera 'Pink Pearls' £4.50 Bred by Thierry Delabroye, this forms clumps of soft caramel, pink flushed leaves, deep pink on the reverses. Turns a deeper shade of pink in the winter. superb, fat, packed spikes of soft-pink flowers, held on red stems throughout summer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or part shade. (5-8) 40cm.

Heuchera 'Prince' £6.75 Very dark-purple, palm-shaped leaves are incredibly ruffled. Reddish-purple flower stems carry dainty sprays of small white flowers. Good ground cover for retentive soil in sun or part shade. (5-7) 50cm.

Page 14 Sheet1 Heuchera richardsonii £4.50 Native to Western North America, this woodland species has rosettes of mid-green, scallop-shaped leaves. Tall, airy spikes of greenish-yellow flowers with striking orange stamens, during midsummer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (5-7) 80cm. collected Red Deer Area, Alberta, Canada. Heuchera sanguinea 'Snow Storm' £4.50 Lovely new form making a mound of evergreen, round leaves almost entirely cream in summer the main veins turning rosy-red in winter. Airy sprays of coral-red flowers in wiry stems in summer. Humus rich soil in part shade. 30x30cms. Heuchera 'Silver Dollar' £4.50 Basal mounds of almost entirely silver leaves, with just fine veining & edge a soft mint green. This provides a foil for the spikes of startling red flowers all summer. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (5-8) 45cm. Heuchera 'Silver Heart' £4.80 Rather large, soft coppery golden-orange leaves with a silver overlay, flushed rusty red on the reverse. The winter colour is a much darker rusty red. Airy sprays of small creamy white flowers during summer. Easy in any reasonable soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 45cm. x Heucherella 'Brass Lantern' £4.80 Heuchera x Tiarella. Spectacular hybrid with very large, maple shaped rich burnished coppery-gold leaves with a central burgundy splash. They are more olive & brown in winter. Spikes of white bell shaped flowers on dark stems;- summer. Best in light shade. (5-8) 50cm. x Heucherella 'Buttered Rum' £6.85 Heuchera x Tiarella. Mounds of deeply cut, round lobed, maple shaped rich caramel-orange leaves with a reddish stain at the centre when the weather is cool. During winter the leaves are a darker rusty red.. Airy spikes of tiny, starry white flowers through summer. Any soil in sun or shade. (5-8) 40cm. x Heucherella 'Honey Rose' £6.85 Attractive, toothed mounds of smaller, soft peach flowers with a heavy silver overlay. The new growth is a true pink again with a silver overlay. Fat spikes of small, starry white flowers during early summer. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (5-6) 30cm. x Heucherella 'Solar Power' £6.85 x Heucherella 'Sweet Tea' £6.85 Heuchera x Tiarella. Amazing foliage plant with the maple shaped leaves a soft dusky cinnamon & tea brown, taking on orange overtones. Rich flame orange autumn colour. the small bell-shaped pink & white flowers add little. excellent ground cover for sun or shade. (6-7) 30cm. Hibiscus palustris £4.80 Tall, moisture loving species from the wetlands of Ohio to Indiana. Stout stems with softly downy, maple-shaped leaves. Very large, 15cm, silky, cup-shaped flowers in shades of pink, from July to September. Moist or wet soil in sun or light shade. (7-9) 150cm.

Hosta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd' £5.70 Big, large spreading Hosta with very large cup-shaped blue-green leaves with a thick leathery texture, rounded & deeply cupped. Spikes of trumpet-shaped white flowers. Reetntive soil in sun or shade. (7-8) 60cm. Hosta 'Aristocrat' (tardiana group) £4.35 Strong growing sport of 'Hadspen Blue' with medium sized, pointed glaucous blue leaves, broadly emerging golden-yellow edged, becoming creamy-white by summer. Spikes of trumpet shaped lavender flowers. Multiplies well. Retentive soil but best in part shade but adaptable. 40cm. Hosta 'Barbara Ann' £4.60 Hosta 'Big Daddy' (sieboldiana x) £4.50 Bold plant making clumps of large, blue-grey, round & puckered leaves. Slender stems with lily-like pale lavender flowers held above the foliage; early summer. Moisture retentive soil in light shade. 90cms. Hosta 'Blue Angel' (sieboldiana) (AGM) £4.80 An improvement on the popular Elegans'. Mounds of large, heart- shaped, more pointed, steely-blue silver leaves. Spikes of near- white flowers on tall scapes. Retentive soil in part or full shade. 120cm. (7-9)

Page 15 Sheet1 Hosta 'Cally Atom' £4.80 Collected in Japan by Michael Wickenden & breeding true from seed, this is presumably an unidentified species. A real tiny miniature for a trough or pot. rosettes of small, leathery, pointed, heart-shaped steely blue-grey leaves. rather large, trumpet-shaped lilac-pink flowers during summer. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 15cm. Hosta 'Clifford's Stingray' £5.20 Medium leaves Hosta with heart shaped, darkest green leaves with a white central feathered zone. Spikes of trumpet-shaped lavender flowers during late summer. Retentive soil in sun or shade. A sport of 'Loyalist' 50cm. Hosta 'Enterprise' £5.00 Medium leaved Hosta. Attractive, pointed almost white leaves with a broad, irregular bright green rim. Thick, heavy textured leaves. Spikes of trumpet shaped light lavender flowers. Best in a retentive soil with some shade. 90cm. Hosta 'Frances Williams' (sieboldiana) £4.50 Very large, ribbed, glaucous leaves with a striking yellow margin (AGM) deepening as the season progresses. Slender stems with lily-like MAUVE flowers; June to August. Best in moist soil and partial shade. Hosta 'Ground Master' £4.80 Good clump-forming, ground covering variety the wavy-edged leaves having a pale green centre & a large creamy-white variegation towards the edges. Spikes of violet flowers in June & July. Retentive soil in part or full shade. 30x45cm. Hosta 'Guacamole' £5.70 Medium-leafed hosta, with soft chartreuse-green leaves with very wide green margins. Large fragrant white flowers in midsummer. A sport of Fragrant Bouquet'. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (6-7) 70cm Hosta 'Hydon Sunset' £5.80 One of the best golden-edged varieties with small, lance-shaped, burnished gold leaves which seem not to scorch in sun. Lilac flowers, flushed mauve; midsummer. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 45x45cm. Hosta 'Independence' £4.50 Medium to large leaves Hosta with impressive, heart shaped, rich- green leves with a broad, irregular, creamy-margin which in turn is speckled green. Light lavender flowers. A sport from 'Revolution'. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 80cm. Hosta 'Krossa Regal' (AGM) £4.50 A wonderful Japanese seedling forming domes of glaucous, pointed leaves with graceful spires of lilac flowers, summer. Moisture retentive soil/part shade. 1.0m+ Hosta 'Little White Lines' £4.50 A real miniature, thumbnail Hosta with rosettes of tiny, soft green leaves with an irregular cream edge. Short stems carry spikes of large, trumpet-shaped lavender flowers during late summer & autumn. Ideal in a trough or sink. Retentive soil in sun or part shade. (7-9) 20cm. Hosta 'Paradise Joyce' £4.50 Medium leaved form, with oval, creamy-yellow leaves with a broad, jagged dark-green margin. Heavy spikes of lilac-purple flowers. A sport of Halcyon'. Retentive, well drained soil in sun or shade. (6-8) 60cm. Hosta 'Patriot' £4.80 Vigorous clump former with oval, heart-shaped slightly cup-shaped & puckered olive green leaves with a wide white margin & irregular grey-green splashes. Funnel-shaped lavender-blue flowers on glaucous stems. Fertile retentive soil. 60x60cm. Hosta plantaginea £4.50 (Plantain Lily) A Japanese species with large glossy heart shaped leaves. Lily scented fragrant white trumpets. Sheltered position in part shade. 60x60cm. Flowers: August-September. Hosta 'Purple Heart' £5.70 Medium leaved Hosta with pointed, rather glossy jade green leaves, held on striking burgundy red' almost black stalks which bleed into the leaf. One sided spikes of flared lavender flowers in autumn. Best in a retentive, rich soil in sun or shade. Hosta 'Rainbow's End' £5.20 A sport from 'Obsession' selected especially for it's incredibly polished, thick textured bright golden-lime leaves with a wide, jagged, irregular green margin. Short stems carry spikes of reddish- purple flowers. Good in pots. Retentive soil in sun or shade. (7-8)

Page 16 Sheet1 Hosta 'Touch of Class' (AGM) £5.70 Medium sized sport of 'June' with pointed, thick textured intense steely, glaucous blue leaves with an irregular central gold splash. The only green piece is where the two colours meet, in a narrow band. Spikes of trumpet-shaped lilac flowers during late summer. Retentive soil in sun or shade. Hosta 'White Feather' (undulata) £6.65 Very choice new variety. Twisted wave-edged leaves held in rosettes; the blades are almost entirely white with a green veining & edge. Trumpet-shaped rich lilac flowers in graceful spikes from July to September. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 60x60cm.

Hosta 'Yellow River' £5.20 Spectacular in both leaf & flower, this medium leaved clump former has pointed, dark-green leaves with an irregular gold margin in spring, becoming white by summer. Tall stems carry very large, trumpet-shaped pristine white flowers during early autumn. Retentive soil in sun or shade. 85cm. Houttuynia cordata 'Fantasy' £3.25 Good ground cover for retentive soil or in a pond margin. Creeping rhizome with heart-shaped, bityter scented leaves, mainly heart- shaped & dark-green with white & red splashes & often slightly contorted. White flowers in summer. (6-8) 30cm. Houttuynia cordata 'Joker's Gold' £3.95 Spreading ground cover the heart-shaped grey-green leaves irregularly variegated & marbled creamy-yellow & red. Small, green flowers are surrounded by large, white bracts; late spring. Damp or moist planting in sun or part shade. 30x75cm. Hymenoxys hoopesii £4.20 syn,Helenium. Large 10cm (4in) GOLDEN-YELLOW daisies on tall stems. Large, broad, grey-green leaves forming a big rosette. Any reasonable soil in sun or part shade. 90x45cms. Flowers: June- August. Hypericum 'Golden Beacon' £4.50 Spectacular foliage plant for the adventurous. Erect stems with burnished gold leaves, flushed pink on the new growth, turning black in autumn. Small yellow flowers followed by ornamental red, than black fruit. Well drained spot in sun. Bushy. 40cm.

Hypericum olympicum uniflorum 'Citrinum' £4.20 Dwarf, deciduous shrub the upright stems clothed in elliptic grey- (AGM) green leaves & topped with clusters of star-shaped, lemon-yellow flowers with prominent stamens, over a long period. Free draining soil in sun. 25x30cms. Flowers: Summer

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