Plant List 2017 - 2018

PLANT LIST 2017 - 2018

BY APPOINTMENT TO H.M. THE QUEEN NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN 1 A Warm Welcome

Welcome to the Hillier Plant List 2017/18, your guide to all the wonderful plants available to you from Hillier Nurseries. Contents At Hillier, our mission is ‘To inspire the creation of green living spaces for now and the future.’ Our love affair with plants and the natural world has been thriving for Click on the section you are interested in below over 150 years. We want to share that passion and knowledge with you, providing great products and service so you can inspire and hearten your customers. About Hillier 04 - 05 Ultimately, our aim is to help you sell more plants that your customers will cherish and enjoy. - Hillier Merchandising Calendar 06 67 In keeping with this mission, we have made some changes to our plant list this year to Hillier Essentials: 68 - 87 make it as informative, easy to navigate and inspiring as possible. There are two clear sections. At the front, you will find our Merchandising Calendar. This showcases the Perennials 68 - 73 most important and popular plants available to order each month. Following this are our Essentials pages. This is an A-Z of all our smaller volume or more unusual plant Shrubs 74 - 82 ranges beyond the Merchandising Calendar. We hope this simplified approach will Grasses 83 - 84 help you to easily order, plan your promotions and offer advice to your customers. We recently asked you how you would like to receive your plant list. It became Feature Plants 85 - 87 very clear that there is no one-size-fits-all answer. So, this year our plant list will be A-Z Plant Index 88 - 94 available digitally - on our website or on a USB stick to support the environment - or can also be requested as a printed version if preferred. The horticulture industry, like much of the world, is going through a digital revolution and we aim to keep at the cutting edge. On our new website, launched in late 2016, you can find our complete plant list plus our latest looking good and availability lists, which are updated weekly. This makes it even easier to stay up to date with the very best in current plant stock. One thing that hasn’t changed is the level of service and support on offer from our nursery, production, despatch and sales teams. We are always here to help and are looking forward to another fantastic year of growing together.

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2 3 About Hillier “We are proud our products are British grown on our nurseries” GREAT BRITISH NURSERY Robert Hillier, Chairman Hillier Nurseries

Our Plants Growing Expertise Plants are at the heart of our business. Hillier Nurseries is known for Hillier has always been a pioneer within horticulture. We were growing an unbeatably wide range of trees and shrubs - a reputation one of the first nurseries to extensively use glasshouses instead of established by the late Sir Harold Hillier, whose private collection of polytunnels and one of the first to use Spanish tunnels to protect plants became the world-renowned Sir Harold Hillier Gardens. certain outdoor plants, like Mahonia, which benefit from the airflow provided. We grow across 60 acres of land over two production sites in Hampshire. We also work on an exclusive basis with one contract To help us produce consistently excellent plants, we create a blueprint grower in Dorset for specialist crops. for each plant’s lifecycle. This clearly sets out the desired growing requirements, including specifications, potting and spacing.

Environmental Awareness Hillier pursues policies that are both commercially and environmentally beneficial. We aim to work innovatively, sustainably and with integrity, to secure our position as an industry leader and a leader of good environmental practice. One of our most successful projects has been to improve water management. In the late 1980’s, we realised using mains water was not an environmentally sound way to water our crops, so we constructed our own reservoir and water recycling treatment plant on site. We also manage our water use, with information from the Government’s Waterlink project. Irrigation on our nursery is controlled by evaposensors and our sprinkler systems ensure Innovation economic use of water. Over the years, Hillier has been responsible for numerous We have an integrated pest and disease management approach. plant introductions, many of which have become essentials in We use biological controls wherever possible. British gardens. We are working to reduce our use of peat, in line with government Our reenergised focus on Research & Development, through our requirements for the industry. Peat-free growing is more expensive, dedicated R&D team, means we continually test new plant varieties. but we can and do grow entirely peat-free for some customers Our sourcing of new materials and ideas extends all over the world. when requested.

Our Team Ordering and Delivery Our Sales Team are based at our Head Office in Ampfield, Hampshire. Exciting plants added as Our aim is to make it as easy as possible for you to find and order NEW We pride ourselves on being hardworking and knowledgeable, TO RANGE promotions this year plants through us. Using our interactive plant list, you can easily ensuring you are stocking the correct range of plants at the right time reserve your stock for the next 12 months. Through our website and and in the correct quantities. digital communications, you can stay informed about the best-looking On our nurseries, we have a team of full-time workers, including stock at any time. our experienced nursery managers and section leaders dedicated to BEST Our Best Selling We now have a minimum order value of one full Danish trolley. SELLER plants this year particular plants. In spring, we employ and train additional staff from a This makes it simple to place top-up orders throughout the year, local agency. allowing you to be flexible enough to respond to customer demand Since 2014, we have been running our own ‘Hillier Core Skills’ training and seasonal changes. As featured at Chelsea programme to provide all nursery workers with essential horticultural AS FEATURED AT With our new transport partner in place, we now offer the CHELSEA plant selection knowledge. All Hillier nursery members are taught and tested on FLOWER SHOW opportunity for more frequent deliveries each week. essential skills like plant naming, irrigation and pests and diseases. This allows you to order more regular and smaller amounts to Our core skills programme can take individuals from beginner to ensure even fresher stock. management level.

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ACER ACER CONTINUED... Japanese maple. Specially selected for their colour, shape and habit, many producing rich autumn and fresh spring colours and all at fantastic value-for-money prices. Ideal for garden and patio use.

Acer palmatum ‘Sumi-nagashi’ Acer palmatum ‘Summer Gold’ Acer palmatum ‘Taylor’ Acer ‘Red Flamingo’ Acer palmatum ‘Beni-maiko’ Acer palmatum ‘Beni-schichihenge’ Attractive large shrub or small tree with divided Small and rounded in habit with bright yellow Elegant form of Japanese maple with deeply purple leaves, turning crimson in autumn. palmate leaves lasting all summer, turning golden divided, lobed pink leaves randomly patterned with A Snakebark maple with excellent year round ‘Beni’ from the Japanese for red. The young leaves Blue-green leaves margined pinkish-white, yellow in autumn. light lime-green variegation. Good autumn colour. interest. Deep red young shoots, white-striped bark are fiery-red. Summer foliage greenish-red. sometimes bright orange. and leaves streaked vivid red-pink. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Sept 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 3 Litre Sept 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17 21

ATHYRIUM

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Acer palmatum ‘Firecracker’ Acer palmatum ‘Jerre Schwartz’ Acer palmatum ‘Little Princess’ Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Emerald Lace’ Acer shirasawanum ‘Moonrise’ Athyrium niponicum var. pictum (Metallicum) Beautiful form with finely cut purple-red leaves A form with deeply incised new green leaves that Very pretty dwarf form with small, lobed green An extremely dissect form with bright green leaves. The rounded palmate leaves are fabulous bright Japanese painted fern. An attractive and elegant turning bright red in autumn. become bronze-green, turning orange-pink in leaves, yellow and red at the growing tips. Fiery autumn colours. cherry red in spring, wonderful chartreuse-green in deciduous fern with deeply cut, greyish-green autumn. Breathtaking golden-yellow autumn colour. summer colour. Reasonably vigorous in growth with fronds of pinnate leaves effused with silver and a lovely, open habit and increased sun tolerance. mauve. D.

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AUCUBA BRUNNERA CALLICARPA Spotted Laurel. Handsome evergreen shrubs forming dense, rounded bushes and tolerant of almost any soil type or situation. Invaluable garden plants for sun, shade or containers.

Acer palmatum ‘Marlo’ Acer palmatum ‘Orange Dream’ Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’ Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ Callicarpa bodinieri ‘Profusion’ Dwarf shrub of rounded habit. Deeply lobed dark Slow growing bushy shrub or small tree. The new A beautiful small tree of columnar habit. Ruby-red, Attractive, heart-shaped frosted silvery-grey leaves, A medium-sized shrub with long, pointed leaves, green leaves, with serrated edges, that are margined spring leaves emerge vibrant orange and yellow deeply-lobed palmate leaves turn to rich crimson veined green. Sprays of ‘forget-me-not’ blue spring bronze purple in spring and again in autumn. Masses bright pink, fading to pale pink then cream as they maturing to pale green and turning bright yellow in in autumn, complemented by winged, red fruits. An Aucuba japonica ‘Variegata’ flowers. (Protected by PBR) of small, pink flowers in late summer are followed age. (Protected by PBR) autumn. interesting and attractive sport of A. ‘Bloodgood’. by eye-catching, lilac-purple berries in autumn. Leaves speckled yellow. Female form from Japan. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Sept 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 2 Litre Sept 17 30 2 Litre Sept 17, April 18 30 3 Litre Sept 17 21 7.5 Litre Sept 17 10

6 ACER CONTINUED ▶ 7 Hillier Merchandising Calendar September

CHOISYA CORNUS CONTINUED... BEST SELLER

Choisya x dewitteana ‘Aztec Gold’ Choisya x dewitteana ‘Aztec Pearl’ Choisya ternata Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’ Cornus alba ‘Sibirica Variegata’ Cornus sanguinea ‘Anny’s Winter Orange’ A robust, small evergreen shrub of bushy habit with Superb form of Mexican orange blossom with Medium-sized shrub with dark glossy green, The green leaves turn bright red in autumn. The The green leaves have a broad, creamy-white Wonderful orange-red stems throughout winter striking, aromatic foliage. The slender golden leaves leaves neatly divided into long, slender, bright green trifoliate leaves. Great plant for sun or shade. most brilliant crimson winter stems of all. margin, turning to pink and purple autumn colours. and spring, turning light yellowy-orange in summer, mature to green in winter and are complemented leaflets. Masses of almond-scented white flowers Dark red winter stems. with bright green leaves that become warm apricot by almond-scented white flowers in spring, early smother the plant in spring. A Hillier introduction coloured in autumn. summer and occasionally in autumn. Bred by Hillier in 1982. plantsman Alan Postill. (Protected by PBR) Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 7.5 Litre Sept 17 10 7.5 Litre Sept 17, March 18 10 7.5 Litre Sept 17, March 18 10

CORNUS A choice selection of Dogwoods for structure and interest in the winter garden. BEST BEST SELLER SELLER

Choisya ternata ‘Sundance’ Cornus sanguinea ‘Midwinter Fire’ Cornus sericea ‘Bud’s Yellow’ Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’ Cornus alba ‘Aurea’ Cornus alba ‘Baton Rouge’ Yellow-leaved Mexican Orange Blossom. Striking A form of native dogwood with pale green leaves, Bright yellow-green young shoots in the winter. An Strong growing, bright orange-yellow winter stems bright yellow foliage, one of the best yellow-leaved, A charming form with soft yellow leaves, colouring Striking scarlet winter stems and dark green leaves turning orange-yellow in autumn. Bright orange- excellent contrast to the red-stemmed varieties. tipped scarlet. A more vigorous alternative to evergreen flowering shrubs. Ideal for patio pots. pink in autumn. that colour well in autumn. Clusters of creamy- yellow and red winter stems. ‘Midwinter Fire’. white flowers followed by white, blue-flushed Shelf berries. (Protected by PBR) Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Sept 17, March 18 21 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 7.5 Litre Sept 17, March 18 10 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21

COTONEASTER

Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea’ Cornus sericea ‘Hedgerows Gold’ Cornus alba ‘Elegantissima’ Cornus alba ‘Gouchaultii’ Cornus alba ‘Kesselringii’ Cotoneaster naoujanensis ‘Berried Treasure’ A green leaved form on yellow stems. Very Excellent variegated form. The young leaves have a Elegant green leaves are broadly margined and Sage-green leaves are variegated gold with a pinkish A green-leaved form with almost black-purple effective planted with red-stemmed varieties. pronounced yellow margin, becoming creamy-white A fantastic free-berrying, medium-sized evergreen mottled with white. tinge. stems. Very striking! with age. Dark red winter stems. form. Small shiny leaves have deeply impressed veins and are white-felted beneath. White flowers in late spring are followed by masses of bright red fruit in autumn. Named and selected by Hillier Nurseries Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17 21 3 Litre Sept 17 21 7.5 Litre Sept 17 10

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CYRTOMIUM DICKSONIA DRYOPTERIS EUONYMUS CONTINUED...

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Cyrtomium fortunei Dicksonia antarctica Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata’ (The King) Euonymus japonicus ‘Bravo’ Euonymus japonicus ‘Francien’ Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Rocket’ Japanese holly fern. An evergreen variety with Australian Tree fern. Elegant, long and leathery The King of the male ferns. Semi-evergreen with The japonicus forms or Japanese Spindle, are large A strong and upright form. The new evergreen Very upright, columnar habit with symmetrical dark shortish fronds made up of dark green, sickle- evergreen fronds on trunk-forming stems, becomes long, upright and arching fronds, often crested at and densely branched with glossy, leathery leaves. foliage is pale creamy-white, maturing to deep, green leaves. shaped, holly-like leaves, quite unfern-like in deciduous in cold areas. Trunk incredibly slow- the tips, forming large rosettes of foliage. S. E. ‘Bravo’ has large, shiny green leaves blotched and glossy green - a striking combination! appearance! E. growing up to 6m, fronds 1.2-2m. E. edged golden-yellow, ageing to creamy-white.

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EUONYMUS Wonderful evergreen shrubs with attractive foliage differing in style and colour. Versatile plants for all soil AS FEATURED AT types and aspects. CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Euonymus japonicus ‘Kathy’ Euonymus japonicus Euonymus japonicus Dryopteris erythrosora var prolifica Dryopteris filix-mas ‘Barnesii’ ‘Microphyllus Albovariegatus’ ‘Microphyllus Aureovariegatus’ Large, glossy green leaves margined white. Prolific copper shield fern. An evergreen fern Form of Male fern. A tall, upright-growing (Protected by PBR) Compact and dense shrub with small, glossy green Compact and dense shrub with small, glossy green Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ forming a neat tuft of light green, leathery bipinnate deciduous fern with mid to dark green, slender leaves margined white. leaves margined yellow. fronds, often tinged pink when young. S. fronds up to 120cm. Ideal as a specimen or back- A hardy and versatile evergreen shrub suitable for drop in shady places. D. groundcover in sun or shade, but will also grow Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost up a wall. ‘Emerald Gaiety’ has deep green leaves Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost margined white, pink tinged in winter. 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Oct 17, Apr 18 30 7.5 Litre Sept 17, April 18 10 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre Sept 17, April 18 10 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 HEUCHERA 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 Coral Bells. These outstanding varieties have been bred and specially selected for their modern colours and year round foliage appeal. Perfect for pots or groups in borders.

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Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald ‘n’ Gold’ Euonymus fortunei ‘Harlequin’ Euonymus fortunei ‘Silver Queen’ Euonymus japonicus ‘Ovatus Aureus’ Heuchera ‘Blackberry Jam’ Heuchera ‘Fire Chief ’ Deep green leaves margined bright gold and flushed Dwarf and spreading, the glossy green leaves are Rich creamy-yellow young foliage ageing to green A popular and compact shrub, large leaves Deep blackberry-mauve leaves overlaid with a Bold, wine-red leaves that keep their colour with pink in winter. generously splashed and mottled creamy-white, and creamy-white. margined and suffused with creamy-yellow. silvery patina and ebony veins that hold their colour throughout the year. Bi-coloured flowers of pink becoming pink-tinged in winter. through the winter months. Small ivory-white and white are freely produced on red stems in flowers on towering stems in early summer. spring and summer. (Protected by PBR)

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10 EUONYMUS CONTINUED ▶ HEUCHERA CONTINUED ▶ 11 Hillier Merchandising Calendar September

...HEUCHERA CONTINUED ...HEUCHERELLA CONTINUED BEST BEST BEST BEST SELLER SELLER SELLER SELLER

Heuchera ‘Licorice’ Heuchera ‘Marmalade’ Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ Heucherella ‘Kimono’ Heucherella ‘Solar Power’ Heucherella ‘Sweet Tea’ Deep bronze-purple, almost black, foliage. Semi-evergreen ruffled leaves that emerge copper- Fuchsia-pink flecks on deep plum-purple foliage in Deeply lobed silvery-green foliage with darker More sun tolerant than other yellow Heuchera and Orange-tea coloured palmate leaves are deeply cut (Protected by PBR) red and pink turning bronze or golden-yellow with spring, becoming bigger and brighter then fading to veining and tiny, star-shaped pink flowers in Heucherella varieties. The lobed gold to lime-green and veined cinnamon in the centre. age. Reddish-brown flowers in summer. (Protected cream. (Protected by PBR) summer. (Protected by PBR) leaves are splashed dark red. Small white flowers. Creamy-white flowers. (Protected by PBR) by PBR)

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HOUTTUYNIA HYPERICUM Hypericum Miracle® Series. Compact and bushy, BEST low-growing plants, best for berry. SELLER

Heucherella ‘Tapestry’ Heuchera ‘Paris’ Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ Heuchera ‘Sugar Frosting’ Deeply cut, palmate leaves are blue green in spring Houttuynia cordata ‘Flame’ and summer with purple-black central veining. In A really good repeat flowering form. Deep green Shimmering plum-purple foliage dusted Matt-burgundy foliage with metallic frosting. A striking hardy perennial. A blaze of coloured autumn and winter the leaves become deeper and Hypericum Miracle Attraction leaves, veiled white. Tall spires of deep rose-pink pewter-grey. Small pinkish flowers. Creamy-white flowers. (Protected by PBR) more intense in colour. A free-flowering form with leaves in fiery red, yellow and green and tiny, yellow flowers in spring, summer and autumn. (Protected by PBR) summer flowers surrounded by white bracts. warm pink flowers. (Protected by PBR) Sunny yellow flowers in summer followed by bright (Protected by PBR) Shelf Shelf Shelf red berries. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Sept 17, March 18, 30 2 Litre Sept 17, March 18, 30 2 Litre Sept 17, March 18, 30 April 18, June 18 April 18, June 18 April 18, June 18 Sept 17, March 18, 2 Litre Sept 17, March 18 30 Shelf 2 Litre April 18, June 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Sept 17 30

HEUCHERELLA

Heucherella ‘Alabama Sunrise’ Heucherella ‘Brass Lantern’ Heucherella ‘Cracked Ice’ Hypericum Miracle Blizz Hypericum Miracle Blossom Hypericum Miracle Wonder Deeply cut golden foliage veined red, turning Maple-shaped leaves of brassy-gold and red turning Deep purple foliage with a silver sheen and Yellow summer flowers followed by white autumn Golden-yellow flowers followed by bright pink Bright yellow flowers followed by deep orange-pink in autumn. Small white flowers. chestnut brown in autumn. Small white flowers on scalloped leaf margins. berries. berries. burgundy-wine coloured berries. contrasting dark stems.

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12 HEUCHERELLA CONTINUED ▶ 13 Hillier Merchandising Calendar September

LAVANDULA LEUCOTHOE OSMANTHUS OSMUNDA Dog hobble. Low-growing evergreen plants with glossy leaves and pendant racemes of pitcher- shaped white flowers in early spring. All make ideal ground cover plants.

Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ (Autumn) Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ (Autumn) Osmanthus heterophyllus ‘Goshiki’ Osmanthus heterophyllus ‘Variegata’ Osmunda regalis ‘Purpurascens’ Dwarf evergreen shrub with aromatic, grey-green Dwarf evergreen shrub with aromatic, grey-green Glossy, green leaves heavily mottled with yellow Glossy dark green leaves, bordered with A form of Royal fern. Attractive, deciduous fern foliage. Vibrant, violet flowers in midsummer. foliage. Compact with lavender-blue flowers. and tinted pinkish-bronze when young. creamy-white. with delicately divided, purple-flushed fronds in Leucothoe axillaris ‘Curly Red’ spring turning bright green in summer. D.

Shelf Shelf The curved, glossy dark green leaves are flushed Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost bright red in spring and autumn and turn red- Shelf Shelf Shelf 2 Litre Sept 17 30 2 Litre Sept 17 30 maroon in the cold of winter. (Protected by PBR) Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Sept 17 30 2 Litre Sept 17 30 7.5 Litre Sept 17, April 18 10 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Sept 17 30 PHOTINIA Handsome, large evegreen shrubs, spectacularly tinted with each new flush of leaves. Clusters of delicate white flowers are produced in spring, occasionally followed by red autumn fruits. BEST SELLER

Leucothoe ‘Carinella’ Leucothoe ‘Scarletta’ Leucothoe fontanesiana ‘Rainbow’

The very shiny green leaves are flushed red when The glossy, dark green leaves are edged red when Raised by Hillier Nurseries, has leathery green Photinia fraseri ‘Canivily’ Photinia fraseri ‘Little Red Robin’ Photinia fraseri ‘Red Robin’ new in the spring, turning back to green in summer. young, becoming deep bronze-red in winter. leaves variegated cream, yellow and pink. Pendant Wonderful shades of burgundy-red and bronze racemes of white, pitcher-shaped flowers are freely Deep green leaves emerge bright purple-red when A fantastic evergreen shrub, smaller in leaf size Brilliant, bright red foliage on each new flush then appear in winter. produced in May. new. and more compact in habit than its big brother of growth. Clusters of white flowers in spring. ‘Red Robin’. The new leaves are an even deeper Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf red with clusters of small white flowers in spring. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf 2 Litre Sept 17 30 2 Litre Sept 17 30 2 Litre Sept 17 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10

MATTEUCCIA NERINE ONOCLEA PIERIS A best-selling range of top quality Pieris for foliage, flower and value-for-money.

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Matteuccia struthiopteris Nerine bowdenii Onoclea sensibilis Pieris ‘Flaming Silver’ Pieris ‘Forest Flame’ Pieris japonica ‘Carnaval’ Shuttlecock fern. Probably the most popular of Cape flower or Guernsey lily. A beautiful Sensitive fern. A spreading deciduous fern with all the deciduous ferns with erect, pale green perennial bulb producing upright stems of open broad, pale green foliage, emerging pinkish-bronze Bright red young leaves. Silvery-white margined Brilliant flame-red young growth fading to pink, An attractive form of variegated Pieris with ‘shuttlecock’ fronds. D. funnel-shaped, spidery flowers in autumn. in spring. Sensitive to too much sunlight so ideal for adult leaves. cream then green. green foliage edged cream. Red young leaves are The strap-like leaves appear after the flowers. part to full shade. D. produced in early spring. Open racemes of ivory white flowers. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf 7.5 Litre Sept 17, April 18 10 2 Litre Sept 17 30 7.5 Litre Sept 17, April 18 10 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30

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PIERIS CONTINUED... SKIMMIA A best-selling range of top quality, flowering and berrying skimmias. BEST SELLER

Pieris japonica ‘Little Heath’ Pieris japonica ‘Ralto’ Pieris japonica ‘Valley Valentine’ Skimmia confusa ‘Kew Green’ Skimmia japonica ‘Fragrans’ Skimmia japonica ‘Godrie’s Dwarf ’ Compact with small, variegated leaves. Bronze-red “The first variegated, red-flowered Pieris! A superb flowering form with large, pendant new growth. Resembling P. ‘Valley Valentine’ but with dark green, clusters of deep, dusky-red flowers. Small mound-forming variety selected at Kew with Winter buds open to clouds of lily-of-the-valley Dwarf form. The greenish-white buds held yellow-margined leaves, orange-flushed and light broad leaves and very large and highly scented, pale scented white flowers in tightly packed racemes throughout winter gradually turn red and open to green when young. Purple-red flowers in late spring green-white flower clusters. Male. in spring. sweetly scented, blush flowers in early spring. Male. fade to deep pink by summer. (Protected by PBR). Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 2 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 7.5 Litre Sept 17, Feb 18 10 3 Litre Sept 17 21 £8.10 2 Litre Sept 17 30 2 Litre Sept 17 30

POLYSTICHUM

Polystichum polyblepharum Polystichum setiferum ‘Herrenhausen’ Polystichum tsussimense Skimmia japonica ‘Red Diamonds’ Skimmia japonica ‘Red Riding Hood’ Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ Japanese tassel fern. The emerging ‘croziers’ are Soft shield fern. An evergreen fern of upright, Korean rock fern. An evergreen fern forming Bushy, upright evergreen with glossy green leaves. A superb dwarf female Skimmia of low-growing, Numerous panicles of deep red buds are covered in golden hairs, unfurling backwards spreading habit. The light green fine-filigree fronds small upright ‘shuttlecocks’ with slender, pointed Dense clusters of fragrant, white spring flowers are compact habit. Masses of large and highly fragrant outstanding throughout winter. Lily-of-the-valley creating the ‘tassel’ and forming deep, glossy green form attractive lacy rosettes. E. bipinnate fronds. E. followed by bright red berries. flower plumes, pinkish in bud, are held throughout scented, white flowers open in early spring. Male. rosettes of evergreen foliage. E. winter, opening white in spring.

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PYRACANTHA SYMPHORICARPOS The Firethorns. Thorny shrubs with deep green leaves and masses of tiny white, hawthorn-like flowers in early summer followed by shiny autumn berries. Snowberry. Compact, bushy shrubs of upright habit with ovate, dark- to grey-green leaves. Masses of summer flowers are followed by dense clusters of colourful fruit.

Skimmia japonica ‘Wanto’ Skimmia japonica ‘White Bella’ Pyracantha ‘Mohave’ Pyracantha ‘Orange Glow’ Pyracantha rogersiana ‘Flava’ A compact and bushy form with densely crowded A variety similar to ‘Rubella’ only cream in bud with panicles of flower, russet-red in bud opening pale fragrant white flowers that slowly turn orange-pink. Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Candy’ Dense, medium-sized shrub with large leaves and Vigorous and dense with branches smothered in Large and free-fruiting shrub with bright yellow fruit. cream, flushed pink with yellow stamens. Male. Male. early-ripening, bright orange-red berries. bright orange-red fruit that persist well in to winter. Pale pink flowers followed by bright pink berries.

16 SYMPHORICARPOS CONTINUED ▶ 17 Hillier Merchandising Calendar September October

SYMPHORICARPOS CONTINUED... VACCINIUM BERGENIA CAMELLIA A fantastic selection of superb quality, well-budded camellias in a variety of flower colours and forms. Swamp or Highbush Blueberries provide year round BEST interest with clusters of white urn-shaped flowers in SELLER the spring and vivid scarlet autumn foliage. They also produce an abundance of delicious berries, a really healthy ‘superfood’!

Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Galaxy’ Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Sweet’ Bergenia ‘Overture’ Camellia japonica ‘Blood of China’ Camellia japonica ‘Kramer’s Supreme’ White flowers followed by dense clusters of Pink flowers followed by clusters of large pink to Elephant’s ears or Pig squeak. Glossy green leaves snowy-white berries in autumn. violet berries in autumn. look good all year round, often turning crimson in Masses of large, blood-red, semi-double flowers. Colossal paeony-form flowers in lovely camellia- autumn. Clusters of shocking pink open bell-shaped pink. flowers on scarlet stems from February to May.

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Camellia japonica ‘Lavinia Maggi’ Camellia japonica ‘Margaret Davis’ Camellia japonica ‘Orandakô’ Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Patriot’ Fabulous double white flowers generously striped Gorgeous formal double, picotee flowers of Bright scarlet-red double flowers, with each petal and splashed fuchsia pink. creamy-white, edged rose-pink. striped white, centrally from tip to base. Low-growing, wide-spreading shrub. Very large, dark blue berries in midsummer.

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GARRYA

“The September garden can still burst with life as Rudbeckia, Anemones and Heleniums come into their own” Camellia japonica ‘Scentsation’ Camellia williamsii ‘Jury’s Yellow’ Garrya elliptica ‘James Roof ’ An unusual and elegant paeony-form with fragrant, Attractive anemone-flowered form with large, A strong and vigorous male clone with spectacularly silvery-pink flowers. showy, creamy-yellow flowers freely produced in long catkins. spring.

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HAMAMELIS HAMAMELIS CONTINUED... NANDINA The Witch Hazels are the most captivating of all the winter-flowering shrubs. Their vibrant, spidery and often fragrant flowers withstand the severest weather without injury.

Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Sunburst’ Hamamelis x mollis ‘Jermyns Gold’ Nandina domestica ‘Fire Power’ Vase shaped with large, sulphur yellow flowers and A large and upright shrub with rounded, softly hairy Sacred Bamboo. A small compact shrub with Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Aphrodite’ Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Arnold Promise’ Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Barmstedt Gold’ yellow autumn foliage. No detectable scent. leaves and clusters of large, strong and sweetly colourful yellow-green leaves in summer turning scented, golden-yellow flowers from December to brilliant orange-red in winter. A seedling of ‘Vesna’, spreading in habit with very A large, vase shaped bush with freely borne, bright A vigorous and upright large shrub with large and March. Good yellow autumn leaf colour. Named by Hillier Nurseries. large, slightly fragrant deep orange flowers. Yellow yellow flowers opening later than others, strong and sweetly scented, deep golden-yellow flowers. Shelf Shelf Shelf autumn leaves. sweetly scented. Autumn shades of yellow, orange Yellow autumn foliage. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost and red. 5 Litre Oct 17 15 5 Litre Oct 17 15 3 Litre Oct 17 21 Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 5 Litre Oct 17 15 5 Litre Oct 17 15 5 Litre Oct 17 15

PITTOSPORUM BEST SELLER

Pittosporum ‘Arundel Green’ Nandina domestica ‘Gulf Stream’ Nandina domestica Obsessed Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Jelena’ Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Livia’ Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Orange Beauty’ Large shrub, compact in habit with wavy-edged, Low-growing dense, evergreen plant, the new Dwarf form of Sacred bamboo with erect, rich bright green leaves contrasting well with the dark growth is bronze with orange tints. Older leaves green foliage, emerging deep red in spring and Large, spreading shrub bearing dense clusters of Superb selection with a spreading habit and sweetly Large, broad and spreading in habit with large shoots. range from blue-green to gold and red. turning deep red in autumn and winter. large yellow flowers, suffused rich copper-red, scented, ruby-red flowers. Good orange- red orange-yellow flowers that open early and are making them appear orange. No scent. Large, autumn leaf colour. wonderfully scented. Excellent orange and yellow broad downy leaves turn yellow, orange and red in autumn colour. Shelf Shelf Shelf autumn. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Oct 17, Mar 18 21 2 Litre Oct 17 30 2 Litre Oct 17 30 5 Litre Oct 17 15 5 Litre Oct 17 15 5 Litre Oct 17 15

NEW BEST TO RANGE SELLER

Pittosporum ‘Garnettii’ Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Elizabeth’ Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Gold Ball’ Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Pallida’ Hamamelia x intermedia ‘Robert’ Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Rubin’ Large broadly coloumnar shrub with grey-green Bushy and upright form. The leaves are green and All the attributes of the popular pittosporum golf One of the most popular witch hazels. The bare Vase-shaped shrub with large, yellow flowers Large and round in habit with smallish, diamond- leaves, irregularly margined creamy-white and cream, edged with pink especially in winter and up ball, with a distinct gold sheen. branches are crowded with clusters of sweetly- suffused coppery-red. Stunning yellow-orange and shaped leaves and clear red flowers, lightly scented. marked or spotted pink and red in winter. to 6cm in length. scented, large, sulphur-yellow flowers. Leaves red foliage in autumn. Yellow and orange autumn foliage. yellow in autumn.

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20 HAMAMELIS CONTINUED ▶ PITTOSPORUM CONTINUED ▶ 21 Hillier Merchandising Calendar October November

PITTOSPORUM CONTINUED... ACER NEW AS FEATURED AT TO RANGE AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Golf Ball’ Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Silver Ball’ Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Irene Paterson’ Acer palmatum ‘Going Green’ Acer palmatum ‘Peve Dave’ Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’ (‘Senkaki’) A superb form, architectural, hardy and compact All the attributes of the popular pittosporum golf A slow-growing form with creamy-white new Fresh apple-green leaves that turns yellow-orange in An upright form of Japanese Maple with beautiful Coral bark maple. The name means coral tower in in habit. The attractive mint green leaves are tightly ball, with a distinct silver sheen. leaves, maturing to deep green, marbled with white autumn. Bright green winter stems. glossy red leaves with long narrow lobes. In the Japanese. Leaves bright green turning bright yellow packed, holding well even on the lower branches and often tinged pink in winter, striking set against autumn the foliage changes to a brilliant orange red in autumn. Bright coral-red winter stems. and are complemented by small chocolate-purple, the black twigs. Found in the wild in Christchurch, colour. honey scented flowers in spring. (Protected by PBR) NZ by Grahame Paterson and named after his wife. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf 3 Litre Oct 17, Mar 18 21 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Nov 17 21 3 Litre Nov 17 21 3 Litre Nov 17 21 7.5 Litre Oct 17, Mar 18 10 2 Litre Oct 17 30 3 Litre Oct 17, Mar 18 21

SARCOCOCCA HELLEBORUS A popular winter promotion and treasure in the winter garden. Heady, scented white flowers are A choice selection of both ‘Christmas roses’ and inter specific hybrids from the Heuger Helleborus Gold Collection. These are plants of the highest followed by shiny dark berries. quality - vegetatively propagated to guarantee uniformity and selected for their flower quality, timing and habit. BEST BEST BEST SELLER SELLER SELLER

Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Tom Thumb’ Rounded and compact in habit, the shiny, apple- Sarcococca confusa Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Winter Gem’ green new leaves become deep reddish-purple as Helleborus niger HGC JOEL Helleborus niger HGC JONAS Helleborus niger HGC WINTERGOLD they age providing a lovely colour contrast between Dense and spreading in habit with elliptical leaves. A lovely larger-leaved new variety, bred by Peter the old and new foliage. A neat and compact plant with masses of pure A highly floriferous variety, white then aging to light Low-growing with upward-facing flowers having Very fragrant flowers have cream anthers. Moore, with deep red buds that open in mid winter Shelf white flowers opening from late November. green and with each flower having many petals. many slightly pointed petals from late November. into highly fragrant white flowers. Dark red berries Size Available Quantity Cost (Protected by PBR) In cooler weather it may flush pink. Flowers mid (Protected by PBR) ripen to black. 3 Litre Oct 17, Mar 18 21 November to end December. (Protected by PBR) Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre Oct 17, Mar 18 10 Shelf Shelf Shelf 2 Litre Oct 17 30 2 Litre Oct 17 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost FREE POSTER AVAILABLE 2 Litre Nov 17 36 2 Litre Nov 17 36 2 Litre Nov 17 36

NEW TO RANGE

“As October heralds the first frosts,

autumn foliage is a blaze of glory. Photo credit: Heuger The finalfanfare of nature before winter.” Helleborus x ballardiae HGC MERLIN Helleborus x ballardiae HGC MAESTRO Helleborus x ericsmithii HGC MONTE CRISTO Pale pink flowers maturing deep pink and then Dusky-rose buds open to creamy-white flowers, Compact and well-proportioned, a heavy bloomer maroon. (Protected by PBR) flushed pink, becoming reddish-pink with age. A with cream flowers flushed peachy-rose, held just very compact, later flowering variety from late above the foliage. Mid season. Blue-grey foliage with winter to early spring. Veined, deep green leaves red stems. (Protected by PBR) with red stems. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre Nov 17 10 3 Litre Nov 17 21 3 Litre Nov 17 21

22 HELLEBORUS CONTINUED ▶ 23 Hillier Merchandising Calendar November & January February

HELLEBORUS CONTINUED... ROSMARINUS BERGENIA CLEMATIS DAPHNE NEW TO RANGE

Helleborus HGC PINK FROST Helleborus x ballardiae HGC SNOW DANCE Rosmarinus ‘Green Ginger’ Bergenia ‘Harzkristall’ Clematis armandii ‘Enham Star’ Daphne odora ‘Aureomarginata’ Burgundy and white buds open light pink, maturing A vigorous and heavy bloomer, the dusty-rose buds A familiar aromatic herb with a distinct ginger scent. Small compact form of Elephant’s ears with glossy A beautiful evergreen climber with long, bright An exceptionally hardy form with dark green leaves, to burgundy red. Handsome, silver-veined open to creamy flowers, maturing to green leaves bearing pale shell-pink flowers that green, leathery leaves. Large, starry, creamy-white narrowly margined yellow, becoming creamy-white evergreen foliage with dark red stems enhance the rosy-cinnamon, mid season. Dark green leaves with lighten with age, on red stems. flowers are heavily scented and freely produced in with age. Very fragrant, reddish-purple flowers in overall effect. (Protected by PBR) red stems. (Protected by PBR) early spring. winter and early spring. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre Nov 17 21 3 Litre Nov 17 21 2 Litre Nov 17 30 2 Litre Feb 18, March 18 30 3 Litre Feb 18 21 2 Litre Feb 18 30 January

HELLEBORUS NEW NEW BEST TO RANGE TO RANGE SELLER

Photo credit: Heuger Daphne odora Rebecca Daphne transatlantica ‘Eternal Frangrance’ Daphne transatlantica ‘Pink Frangrance’ Helleborus ‘Ice N’Roses Red’ Helleborus ‘Ice N’Roses White’ Helleborus HGC MADAME LEMONNIER Found as a sport of ‘Aureomarginata’, ‘Rebecca’ has Highly fragrant, white flowers, from pale pink buds. Deliciously scented rose-pink flowers, flushed A new generation of hellebore breading with strong A new generation of hellebore breading with Large, rose pink flowers which become darker with all the fragrance you would expect from odora, but white, from pink buds. evergreen foliage giving rise to a mass of strong evergreen foliage giving rise to a mass of age. Complimented by Shiny dark green, evergreen a much broader creamy-yellow leaf margin for even red flowers. white flowers. foliage. For best results your customers should plant more striking foliage. in partial shade in the border or in plant containers. (Protected by PBR) Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Feb 18 30 2 Litre Feb 18 30 2 Litre Feb 18 30 3 Litre Jan 18 21 3 Litre Jan 18 21 2 Litre Jan 18 36 7.5 Litre Jan 18 10

EUPHORBIA LOPHOMYRTUS Add a touch of the exotic. Striking leaf colours, architectural forms and contrasting flower. Ideal for garden or patio and thriving in full sun or part shade. BEST SELLER AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Helleborus x hybridus ‘Spring Promise Conny’ Helleborus x hybridus ‘Spring Promise Lily’

Abundant milky-white blooms, finely spotted ‘Lily’ is a stunning double hellebore with white Lophomyrtus ralphii ‘Magic Dragon’ Euphorbia ‘Efanthia’ Euphorbia characias ‘Black Pearl’ Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii burgundy, produced over a long period. petals dramatically detailed with luscious raspberry Small to medium-sized shrub related to myrtle. The (Protected by PBR) pink: each petal has a central flare down the middle Blue-green leaves are margined creamy-yellow and Upright and shrubby with bold, grey-green foliage. Grey-green leaves with yellow-green flower cymes. rich burgundy leaves are splashed cream and pink with spreading veins, a picotee edge, and beautifully marked red, with hints of pink during the cooler Large, greenish-yellow flower bracts with a with small white summer flowers, a sport of ‘Red veined reverses. months. Variegated spring flowers of cream, white prominent black eye. Shelf Shelf Dragon’. (Protected by PBR) Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost and green. (Protected by PBR) Shelf 2 Litre Jan 18 36 2 Litre Jan 18 36 Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 5 Litre Jan 18 15 5 Litre Jan 18 15 3 Litre Jan 18 21 2 Litre Feb 18 30 3 Litre Feb 18 21 3 Litre Feb 18 21

24 EUPHORBIA CONTINUED ▶ 25 Hillier Merchandising Calendar February

EUPHORBIA CONTINUED... FORSYTHIA VINCA CONTINUED... BEST AS FEATURED AT SELLER CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Euphorbia martini ‘Ascot Rainbow’ Euphorbia martini ‘Baby Charm’ Forsythia intermedia ‘Lynwood’ Vinca minor ‘Azurea Flore Pleno’ Vinca minor ‘Gertrude Jekyll’ Vinca minor ‘Ilumination’ Dark green leaves, reddish-purple on the underside Bronze-green foliage forms a neat mound, The most colourful and hardy of early spring Lesser Periwinkle. Dark green leaves and sky-blue Lesser Periwinkle. Dark green leaves with glistening, Bright yellow leaves are margined dark green with with red-flushed new growth. Clusters of bright, complemented by apple-green flowers with yellow flowering shrubs. Rich yellow, bell-shaped flowers double flowers. white flowers. bright blue flowers in spring. (Protected by PBR) lime-green flowers on red stems from spring into centres and a red eye. wreath the branches followed by fresh, green summer. (Protected by PBR) foliage. An outstanding value-for-money promotion.

PIERIS PRUNUS BEST AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA SELLER FLOWER SHOW

Pieris japonica ‘Bonfire’ Pieris japonica ‘Katsura’ Prunus incisa ‘Kojo-no-mai’ Vinca minor ‘La Grave’ (Bowles Variety) Vinca minor ‘Ralph Shugert’ Shiny, very dark green foliage with gold-bronze new Eye-catching wine-red new leaves. Loose racemes Fuji Cherry. Highly ornamental, small and slow- Lesser Periwinkle. Dark green leaves and larger Lesser Periwinkle. White-margined dark green shoots that age dark red. Upright racemes of clear of rose-pink flowers. Discovered on a wooded growing shrub with pale pink flowers in early spring than type, azure-blue flowers. leaves and violet-blue flowers. white flowers. Japanese hillside by a Shinto temple. on zig-zag branches. Ideal in the garden or for the patio and long used by the Japanese for bonsai.

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RIBES VINCA

“The anticipation of the new gardening season arrives in February. The first Snowdrops and Hellebores bloom and Ribes sanguineum ‘Elkington’s White’ Ribes sanguineum ‘Koja’ Vinca minor ‘Atropurpurea’ A recent introduction and probably the best white Pendant clusters of bright red flowers are produced Lesser Periwinkle. ‘Atropurpurea’ has dark green are made for the flowering variety available. from an early age followed by bloomy, black leaves and deep plum-purple flowers. planting plans year.” berries.

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26 VINCA CONTINUED ▶ 27 Hillier Merchandising Calendar March

ACER ACER CONTINUED... ACORUS

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Acer palmatum ‘Asahi-zuru’ Acer palmatum ‘Beni-maiko’ Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ Acer shirasawanum ‘Jordan’ Acorus gramineus ‘Ogon’ Leaves blotched white, sometimes nearly all white ‘Beni’ from the Japanese for red. The young leaves Very deep reddish-purple leaves that hold their Deep red dissected leaves, good red colour in A slow-growing dwarf form, the new spring leaves Slender sweet flag. A grass-like perennial with bright or pink when young. are fiery-red. Summer foliage greenish-red. colour well. Turns brilliant red in the Autumn with the autumn. are bright golden-yellow, turning soft green then yellow leaves, lightly striped attractive red-winged fruits. brilliant red in autumn. (Protected by PBR) yellowish-green, forming compact tufts of foliage.

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AQUILEGIA STATE SERIES Columbine. Colourful and showy perennials originally bred in America, where they are known as the Swan

AS FEATURED AT series. Large, spurred flowers on tall stems in bold and bright colour combinations CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

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Acer palmatum ‘Katsura’ Acer palmatum ‘Redwine’ Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’ (‘Senkaki’) Acorus gramineus ‘Variegatus’ Bright orangey-yellow young leaves, margined A bushy shrub or small tree. The vibrant orange Coral bark maple. The name means coral tower in A semi-evergreen form with narrow leaves deeper orange. Yellow and orange in autumn. spring leaves turn fresh green in summer maturing Japanese. Leaves bright green turning bright yellow Aquilegia ‘Florida’ Aquilegia ‘Georgia’ margined creamy-yellow. to bright, wine-red in autumn. (Protected by PBR) in autumn. Bright coral-red winter stems. Yellow flowers. Red and white flowers.

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AQUILEGIA COLECTION Columbine or Granny’s Bonnet is the quintessential cottage garden plant, colourful, AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA reliable and free-flowering. FLOWER SHOW

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Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’ Acer palmatum ‘Wilson’s Pink Dwarf ’ Acer palmatum dissectum Aquilegia ‘Louisiana’ Aquilegia ‘Virginia’ A beautiful small tree of columnar habit. Ruby-red, Stunning form with bright pink young leaves in Green deeply dissected leaves forming a neat Burgundy and white flowers. Blue and white flowers. deeply-lobed palmate leaves turn to rich crimson spring turning green with yellow tones, and then mushroom shape. Bright orange autumn colour. Aquilegia vulgaris ‘Christa Barlow’ in autumn, complemented by winged, red fruits. An bright red to orange in autumn. interesting and attractive sport of A. ‘Bloodgood’. Fully double, rounded deep-blue flowers, the petals edged in white. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 10 Litre March 18 10 3 Litre March 18 21 10 Litre March 18 10 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre March 18 30

28 ACER CONTINUED ▶ AQUILEGIA CONTINUED ▶ 29 Hillier Merchandising Calendar March

AQUILEGIA CONTINUED... ASTELIA CEANOTHUS CONTINUED... BEST AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEA SELLER FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Aquilegia vulgaris ‘Nora Barlow’ Aquilegia vulgaris ‘White Barlow’ Astelia banksii Ceanothus ‘Blue Mound’ Ceanothus ‘Concha’ Ceanothus ‘Puget Blue’ Double nodding flowers of rose-red to pink, the Double, nodding glistening white blooms. Architectural evergreen perennial plant with Californian lilac. Mound-forming, medium-sized A medium-sized evergreen shrub with arching A dense, medium-sized shrub. Flowers deep blue petals tipped pale greenish-cream. slender, slightly hairy, silver sword-shaped leaves, shrub with glossy dark green leaves. Bright blue branches and narrow, dark leaves, producing over a very long period in spring and summer. Very uniform and arching in habit. flowers in late spring and again in late summer. superb deep blue flowers from red buds. floriferous.

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BERBERIS CHOISYA Barberry. The best red, yellow and orange leaved varieties, small and compact in habit, they are valued for their autumn hues and berries.

Astelia nervosa ‘Westland’ Ceanothus ‘Southmead’ Ceanothus thyrsiflorus var. repens Choisya x dewitteana ‘White Dazzler’ A striking form of this architectural, evergreen A dense, medium-sized, evergreen shrub with Creeping blueblossom. Vigorous and mound- A wonderful form of Mexican orange blossom with Berberis thunbergii ‘Admiration’ Berberis thunbergii ‘Maria’ perennial. Very hardy with exceptionally good small, glossy dark green leaves. Rich blue flowers in forming, with an abundance of bright blue flowers finely-cut, glossy dark green leaves and sweetly- metallic bronze colour and disease resistance. May and June. from an early age in spring. scented white flowers. Bred by former Hillier The dazzling red leaves are narrowly margined Small shrub of upright habit and bright golden- plantsman Peter Moore, who also bred C. ‘Aztec yellow and greener towards the centre of the yellow foliage, with red new shoots and fantastic Pearl’. (Protected by PBR) plant. Small pink flowers in late spring are followed autumn colour. Bears numerous orange-red, Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf by crimson berries. A striking contrast of colours. ornamental fruits in autumn. (Protected by PBR) Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost (Protected by PBR) 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18, April 18 21 10 Litre March 18, April 18 10 3 Litre March 18 21 Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 10 Litre March 18 10 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21

CEANOTHUS COLLECTION CONVOLVULUS CNEORUM COPROSMA COCKTAIL SERIES Californian Lilac. The best blue-flowering shrubs Mirror plant. Attractive compact evergreen shrubs of New Zealand origin. The colourful foliage has highly for the garden, our selection of these stunning BEST polished mirror-like leaves. Fantastic patio plants. AS FEATURED AT evergreens, grown on canes, provide a great choice SELLER CHELSEA of colour tones and habits. Happy on chalk and FLOWER SHOW equally good grown as a specimen or wall shrub.

Berberis thunbergii ‘Orange Rocket’ Berberis thunbergii ‘Red Torch’ Convolvulus cneorum Upright and columnar in habit with reddish-orange An erect, columnar form with red-purple leaves, Top-selling evergreen shrub. The tactile, silver- Coprosma ‘Lemon and Lime’ Coprosma repens ‘Midnight Martini’ tinted foliage, turning purple and fiery orange-red in turning brilliant scarlet in autumn. green foliage supports funnel-shaped, white flowers autumn. (Protected by PBR) Ceanothus ‘Autumnal Blue’ that unfurl from pink buds in late spring and early Bright lemon-yellow leaves with irregular, fresh lime- A compact plant with glossy green leaves changing summer. A versatile plant, suitable for rock gardens, green margins, pink-tinged in winter. (Protected by to almost black in autumn and winter. Late Summer Autumn flowers of rich sky blue. borders and patio pots. PVR EU26072) Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 18 30 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 10 Litre March 18, April 18 10 7.5 Litre March 18 10

30 CEANOTHUS CONTINUED ▶ COPROSMA CONTINUED ▶ 31 Hillier Merchandising Calendar March

COPROSMA CONTINUED... COLOURFUL CORDYLINE CYTISUS CONTINUED... DAPHNE New Zealand cabbage tree. A lovely range of architectural, evergreen plants, normally forming a AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT small trunk and crown resembling palm trees. CHELSEA CHELSEA Superb patio plants and ideal in a sunny border. FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Coprosma repens ‘Pina Colada’ Coprosma ‘Tequila Sunrise’ Cytisus praecox ‘Albus’ Cytisus praecox ‘Allgold’ Daphne bholua ‘Jacqueline Postill’ A wavy, golden-leaved form becoming suffused Slightly curled lime-green and yellow leaves turn A small and compact broom with pure white Outstanding small shrub with arching sprays of Often regarded as the best form of the species! with orange and red in autumn and winter. orange and red during autumn, becoming even flowers. long-lasting yellow flowers. Raised by Hillier nurseries propagator Alan Postill. (Protected by PBR) deeper in winter. (Protected by PBR) Cordyline australis ‘Torbay Dazzler’ A fabulous evergreen,medium sized shrub with large clusters of pink/white flowers filling the garden with An outstanding form of New Zealand cabbage tree a delicious scent in Jan/Feb. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost with creamy-white margined leaves with a pinkish- Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf red flush on the midrib. Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 1 Litre March 18 72 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 7.5 Litre March 18, April 18 10 CORYDALIS DIANTHUS SCENT FIRST® & EARLY BIRD® RANGE A selection of SCENT FIRST® garden pinks. Highly fragrant, compact and floriferous forms that will bloom from early spring to October, if dead-headed and fed regularly. Ideal in patio containers or edge of border and perfect for cutting.

Corydalis ‘Canary Feathers’ Cordyline ‘Red Star’ Cordyline ‘Southern Splendour’ A prolific and incredibly long-flowering herbaceous Hardy and upright with bronze-red leaves. Does A fabulous pink form, strong and upright in habit. plant with sturdy, fern-like green-blue foliage. not suffer the winter leaf blemishes of some other The showy evergreen, sword-like leaves are Dianthus Arctic Star Dianthus Candy Floss (‘Devon Flavia’) Dianthus Frilly Crowded, upright racemes of sterile, canary-yellow red forms. striped dark grey-green with wonderful, bright pink Masses of ice-white, fully double flowers. EARLY Frilly, candy-floss pink flowers with a wonderful Fully double shocking pink flowers. Great perfume. flowers are freely produced for up to six months. margins. BIRDS® (Protected by PBR) perfume. SCENT FIRST® (Protected by PBR) EARLY BIRDS® (Protected by PBR) Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre March 18, April 18 10 1.5 Litre March 18 36 1.5 Litre March 18 36 1.5 Litre March 18 36

CYTISUS ERYSIMUM Broom. Tough hardy shrubs with colourful pea-like flowers ideal for a sunny spot. Perennial wallflowers. Bushy, dwarf evergreen plants BEST with masses of long-lasting, colourful late spring, early SELLER summer flowers. AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Dianthus Memories Dianthus Passion Cytisus ‘Boskoop Ruby’ Cytisus ‘Lena’ Cytisus ‘Luna’ Beautiful pure white, double flowers with an Rich velvety red flowers. SCENT FIRST®. Small shrub rounded in habit with deep Vigorous but compact. Red flowers with pale Large flowers, broad pale creamy-yellow standards outstanding, spicy fragrance. Repeat flowering (Protected by PBR) Erysimum ‘Red Jep’ ruby-red flowers. yellow keels. with rich yellow wings and paler keels. SCENT FIRST®. (Protected by PBR) Dwarf perennial wallflower that puts on a stunning show of deep red blooms in early summer. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 2 Litre March 18, April 18 30 1.5 Litre March 18 36 1.5 Litre March 18 36 Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 18 30

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EXOCHORDA FATSIA JAPONICA GENISTA ‘PORLOCK’ IRIS CONTINUED... FRENCH LAVENDER BEST BEST AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEA SELLER CHELSEA SELLER CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Exochorda macrantha ‘Niagara’ Fatsia japonica Genista ‘Porlock’ Iris ‘Love’s Tune’ Iris ‘Ola Kala’ Lavandula ‘Regal Splendour’ Pearl bush. Elegant, arching medium-sized shrub, Handsome evergreen shrub with huge, polished A large and hardy, semi-evergreen bush producing Softly ruffled white flowers with a hint of blue and a Spicy-scented flowers are sunny golden-yellow, Royal purple flowers with purple-violet, wing-like more rounded and compact in habit than other palmate leaves, looking stunningly tropical but masses of bright yellow and highly fragrant, pea-like pale blue beard. marked with amber and a bright yellow beard. bracts, held above the grey-green foliage from varieties. The pearl-like buds open to pure white hardy in the UK. Panicles of milk-white, globular flowers in spring. A fabulous wall shrub for a sunny spring into summer. flowers in April and May. flowerheads are followed by striking clusters of spot and tolerant of all black fruits. soil types. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18, April 18 21 3 Litre March 18, April 18 21 2 Litre March 18 30 7.5 Litre March 18, April 18 10

IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS IRIS GERMANICA Bearded iris with colourful and exotic-looking flowers appearing in late spring. Ideal for a dry, sunny border. BEST SELLER

Iberis sempervirens ‘Appen-Etz’ Lavandula pedunculata ‘Purple Emperor’ Lavandula stoechas ‘Bella Rose’ Lavandula stoechas ‘Bouquet of Roses’ Iris ‘Actress’ Iris ‘Beverly Sills’ Candytuft. A ground-cover perennial plant that Aromatic grey-green foliage. Tall stems carry deep Small and compact with deep rose-pink flowers and A lovely new variety with glaucous foliage, forms a neat cushion of green foliage. Flattened Large, warmly scented, ruffled flowers of pale, Fabulous heavily ruffled petals of soft coral-pink, purple flowers with rose-pink, wing-like bracts. paler wings. producing masses of dainty, deep blue flowers heads of tiny white flower clusters smother the amethyst-blue with orange beards. darkening toward the centre, with a salmon beard. topped with pretty lavender-rose wings. plants in late spring and early summer. Fragrant. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf 2 Litre March 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre March 18 30 3 Litre March 18, April 18 21 3 Litre March 18, April 18 21 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

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Iris ‘Bold Print’ Iris ‘Braithwaite’ Iris ‘Deep Black’ Lavandula stoechas Lilac Wings Lavandula stoechas ‘Papillon’ Lavandula stoechas ‘Provençal’ Elegant picotee white flowers are boldly edged Beautiful two-tone flowers with pale lilac standards Delicately scented, striking flowers with deep indigo Masses of lilac-purple flowers and bracts in late Grown to perfection on our nursery. The intensely Selected by Hillier Nurseries for its incredibly deep violet-blue with a light blue beard. and deep royal-purple falls with a golden-yellow standards and black falls. They don’t come much spring. (Protected by PBR). aromatic grey-green foliage complements the compact habit, producing masses of flowers with beard. darker! purple, butterfly-like bracts. delightful violet-blue bracts.

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FRENCH LAVANDER CONTINUED... LAVATERA PHORMIUM CONTINUED... Shrubby Mallow. A traditional cottage garden style plant providing colour all summer long. Happy in any soil and excellent by the sea. Best sold as green plants in the spring. BEST AS FEATURED AT SELLER CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Lavandula stoechas ‘Springbreak Princess’ Phormium ‘Jester’ Phormium ‘Maori Queen’ Phormium ‘Pink Stripe’ French lavender with dark rose-purple Slender, arching leaves, deep pink with bright green Upright bronze-green leaves with rose-red stripes. Upright purple-grey leaves with very bright pink flowers topped by long, rose-pink wing-like Lavatera clementii ‘Barnsley Baby’ Lavatera clementii ‘Burgundy Wine’ margin. stripes. bracts in spring. A dwarf form of this cottage garden favourite Deep purplish-pink flowers. producing masses of soft shell-pink flowers. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost

2 Litre March 18 30 Shelf Shelf 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 7.5 Litre March 18, April 18 10 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre March 18 10 7.5 Litre March 18 10 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21

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Lavandula stoechas ‘Victory’ Lavatera clementii ‘Mary Hope’ Lavatera clementii ‘Rosea’ Phormium ‘Sundowner’ Phormium ‘Yellow Wave’ Photinia fraseri ‘Louise’ A compact and bushy variety with masses of large, Profuse white flowers with a deep rose-pink eye. Mid-pink flowers. Upright and arching leaves of bronze-green, Long, drooping leaves with yellowish-green central A bold and colourful evergreen shrub of neat habit purple flowerheads topped by long, margined deep rose-red. band randomly striped with green. and low maintenance. A more upright and better pinkish-purple wing-like bracts. branching shrub. The new young shoots are brightly variegated pink and red, maturing to cream on grey-green leaves. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 18 30 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 7.5 Litre March 18, April 18 10 7.5 Litre March 18 10 7.5 Litre March 18 10

PHORMIUM PULMONARIA PULSATILLA New Zealand flax. A selection of quality Phormiums for colour, architectural shape and habit. NEW Pasqueflower. Ideal for a show of early spring colour in the rock garden. TO RANGE

Pulmonaria ‘Blue Ensign’ Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ Pulsatilla vulgaris Red Clock (‘Röde Klokke’) Phormium Black Velvet Phormium cookianum ‘Tricolor’ Phormium ‘Crimson Devil’ One of the richest inky blue flowers. A strong and erect form with glossy black leaves. Lax green leaves edged creamy-yellow with thin red Upright and spreading crimson-red leaves, margined Pure white, open bell-shaped flowers. Crimson-red, open bell-shaped flowers. marginal stripes. burgundy.

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36 PHORMIUM CONTINUED ▶ PULSATILLA CONTINUED ▶ 37 Hillier Merchandising Calendar March April

PULSATILLA CONTINUED... SILENE ANEMONE ARMERIA Sea pink or Thrift. Wonderful evergreen perennials forming dense rosettes of basal foliage. BEST Drumstick-like flowers are freely produced throughout the summer. SELLER

Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Rosen Glocke’ Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Violet Blue’ Silene ‘Starry Dreams’ Anemone sylvestris

Cerise pink, open bell-shaped flowers. Stunning lavender-blue, bell-shaped flowers. White Campion. A compact little plant forming a Snowdrop anemone. A pretty, ‘near-wild’ plant Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina Pink’ Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina Red’ neat mound of fresh green foliage with pure white, forming mounds of dark green fern-like foliage and star-shaped flowers throughout summer. nodding, snow-white buds that open into upright Lance-shaped, deep green leaves with pink red Lance-shaped, deep green leaves with carmine red satin-white, fragrant flowers with bright yellow flowers. flowers. stamens in springtime, followed by white and woolly seed heads. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre March 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18, May 18 30 2 Litre April 18, May 18 30 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

SPIRAEA SYRINGA CISTUS CAMPANULA Sun rose. An outstanding group of evergreen, BEST summer-flowering plants for poor, dry soil in full NEW AS FEATURED AT TO RANGE SELLER CHELSEA sun. These plants naturally flower freely through FLOWER SHOW June and July but perform earlier in pots. Good for maritime exposure and on chalk.

Spiraea ‘Arguta’ Syringa bloomerang Pink Perfume Syringa ‘Red Pixie’ Campanula glomerata ‘Stevie’s Wonder’ Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina White’ The Bridal wreath or Foam of May is a robust, A lovely small lilac that doesn’t get too big! Masses Lilac. A small, slow-growing form with masses of Compact and floriferous in a rich shade of blue. Lance-shaped, deep green leaves with pure white medium-sized shrub. Clusters of small, pure white of sweetly perfumed pink flowers open in mid- to summer flowers, red in bud, opening to pink and Selected on our nursery for it’s compact habit and flowers. flowers wreath the branches in April and May. late spring and intermittently right through to mid- delightfully fragrant. flower power. autumn. A great garden performer. Cistus argenteus ‘Silver Pink’ Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost An outstanding evergreen shrub producing peach- Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 3 Litre March 18 21 pink flowers against silver foliage. A very hardy form 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18, May 18 30 raised by Hillier in 1910. 7.5 Litre March 18 10 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre April 18 21 TRADESCANTIA BEST AS FEATURED AT SELLER CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

“March signals the arrival of spring. Don’t forget our selection of early season French lavenders, prized Tradescantia ‘Sunshine Charm’ for their intensely aromatic foliage and Cistus creticus Cistus obtusifolius ‘Thrive’ Cistus pulverulentus ‘Sunset’ Glowing golden leaves and lavender-pink flowers, A compact form with superb purple-rose flowers An excellent form of Sun rose and Hillier A dwarf shrub of spreading habit. Deep magenta- highly floriferous. yellow at the centre. introduction with masses of pure white flowers pink flowers with yellow stamens and sage-green elegant, butterfly-like flowers.” that, uniquely for a cistus, are produced throughout leaves. the summer. Thrives in full sun and even in poor, dry soils. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 18 30 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 10 Litre April 18 10 10 Litre April 18 10 10 Litre April 18 10

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CISTUS CONTINUED... DIANTHUS COCKTAIL SERIES DIGITALIS CONTINUED... EPIMEDIUM ERYSIMUM A unique range of perennial Pinks, hardy and easy to grow, with graceful clouds of fragrant flowers from May to October. Ideal for the novice or experienced gardener. AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Cistus purpureus ‘Alan Fradd’ Digitalis purpurea f. albiflora Epimedium ‘Akebono’ Erysimum ‘Bowles’s Mauve’

A dwarf shrub of spreading habit and wavy-edged, Dianthus Cherry Daiquiri Dianthus Cosmopolitan An attractive biennial forming rosettes of basal A wonderful ground cover perennial. The newly Perennial wallflower with narrow, dark grey-green dark green leaves. Large white flowers, blotched leaves and producing tall, one-sided spires of pure emerging spring foliage is bright red, followed leaves and upright clusters of rich mauve flowers. maroon, are freely produced in summer. Pale pink with a cherry-red eye. Vivid magenta with a darker eye. white, unspotted flowers in summer. by pale pink and white flowers resembling small aquilegias.

FATSIA JAPONICA FUCHSIA Ornamental shrubs with exotic, pendant flowers in an array of colours and forms. Perfect for pots and sunny borders.

Dianthus Mojito Dianthus Shirley Temple Dianthus Tequila Sunrise Fatsia japonica

White with a pale green eye. Clear pink with a bright red eye. Very pale pink with a red central ring and pale buff- Handsome evergreen shrub with huge, polished Fuchsia ‘Army Nurse’ Fuchsia ‘Delta’s Sarah’ yellow eye. palmate leaves, looking stunningly tropical but hardy in the UK. Panicles of milk-white, globular Medium-sized double flowers with carmine sepals Small semi-double flowers with snow-white sepals flowerheads are followed by striking clusters of and bluish-violet corolla. and bright blue corolla, fading to lavender with age. black fruits. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf 1.5 Litre April 18 36 1.5 Litre April 18 36 1.5 Litre April 18 36 7.5 Litre April 18 10 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18, May 18 30 2 Litre April 18, May 18 30

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Digitalis Illumination Cherry Brandy Digitalis Illumination Pink Digitalis ‘Serendipity’ Fuchsia ‘Display’ Fuchsia ‘Dollar Prinzessin’ Fuchsia ‘Genii’ Deep cherry-pink with a spotted throat. 2012 Chelsea Flower Show ‘Plant of the Year’, a Orchid foxgloxe. Separated, inward-curving pink Single flowers with upward arching deep rose-pink Small double flowers with broad, cerise sepals. Slender, single flowers with cerise sepals and rich tropical blend of colours from peach-pink to pale petalled flowers with darker spotted throats. Bred sepals and bell-shaped, deep cerise-pink corolla. Purple corolla with petals marked cerise at the base. violet corolla. Lime-yellow foliage on red stems. tangarine. by Alan Postill at Hillier Nurseries.

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40 DIGITALIS CONTINUED ▶ FUCHSIA CONTINUED ▶ 41 Hillier Merchandising Calendar April

FUCHSIA CONTINUED... HOSTA CONTINUED... NEW AS FEATURED AT TO RANGE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Fuchsia ‘Madame Cornelissen’ Fuchsia ‘Mrs Popple’ Fuchsia ‘Sunray’ Hosta ‘Patriot’ Hosta ‘Pilgrim’ Hosta ‘Queen Josephine’ Small semi-double flowers with rich scarlet sepals Large, single flowers with scarlet sepals and violet Colourful foliage of light green and cream, flushed Puckered, olive-green heart-shaped leaves with Heart shaped leaves with emerald green margins Glossy dark ovate green leaves have outstanding and white corolla veined cerise. corolla. red. Small, single flowers with rose-red sepals and wide, irregular white margins. Lavender-blue of creamy yellow. yellow margines that turn cream later in season. deep mauve corolla. flowers in summer. AHGA Hosta of the year 1997. Medium purple flowers are produced in midsummer.

GERANIUM HOSTA KANMARA® NEW GENERATION HYDRANGEA Plantain Lily. Moisture loving, lush-leaved perennials A series of exceptional new generation hydrangeas UK grown exclusive to Hillier. The elegance and splendour with exotic-looking foliage. Ideal for pots and shady AS FEATURED AT of Kanmara are the recipe for a stunning patio or garden. Large, majestic blooms in unique colour shades. spaces in the garden. Clusters of bell or funnel- CHELSEA Strong, stout stems and elegant deep green foliage. Each variety undergoes colour changes as the buds unfurl, shaped flowers on tall stems in summer. FLOWER SHOW then burst into full bloom and finally mature to shades of pale green and red.

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Fuchsia ‘Tom Thumb’ Geranium ‘Mavis Simpson’ Hosta ‘So Sweet’ Small single flowers with carmine sepals and mauve- Silvery-grey, matt-forming foliage. Bright pink Bright green, wavy-edged leaves become broader purple corolla. flowers throughout summer. with age and wide, cream margins. Very fragrant spikes of pale lavender flowers in summer. AHGA Shelf Hosta ‘Guacamole’ Size Available Quantity Cost Hosta of the year 1996. Hydrangea Kanmara in Champagne Hydrangea Kanmara in Lilac A fabulous large and strong-growing hosta with Shelf 2 Litre April 18 30 Shelf Champagne flowers. Lilac flowers. Size Available Quantity Cost enormous apple-green leaves, bordered by Size Available Quantity Cost irregular dark green margins. Wonderfully fragrant Shelf Shelf 2 Litre April 18, May 18 30 white flowers in summer. American Hosta Growers 2 Litre April 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Association (AHGA) Hosta of the year 2002. 5 Litre Apr 18, May 18, June 18 10 5 Litre Apr 18, May 18, June 18 10 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18 30

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Geranium Rozanne Geranium ‘Tiny Monster’ Hosta ‘Wide Brim’ Hydrangea Kanmara in Strong Pink Hydrangea Kanmara in White Hosta ‘Halcyon’ A low-growing and spreading Cranesbill geranium Vigorous and spreading, the green leaves become Heart-shaped and heavily puckered leaves of dark Strong pink flowers. White flowers. with slightly marbled, deep green velvety foliage, flushed bronze-purple in autumn. Bright magenta- Compact in habit with long heart-shaped, deep grey-green, irregularly margined cream. Lavender- turning warm reddish-brown for autumn interest. pink flowers from summer into autumn. blue-grey, puckered leaves and lavender-blue blue, funnel-shaped flowers in mid and late summer. Violet-blue flowers with white centres appear from flowers in summer. Bred by Hillier plantsman Eric late spring until the first frosts. Smith. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 5 Litre Apr 18, May 18, June 18 10 5 Litre Apr 18, May 18, June 18 10 2 Litre April 18, June 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

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IBERIS INDIGOFERA KNIPHOFIA LAVENDER CONTINUED... BEST SELLER

Iberis sempervirens ‘Pink Ice’ Indigofera himalayensis ‘Silk Road’ Kniphofia ‘Happy Halloween’ Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ Lavandula angustifolia ‘Platinum Blonde’ Lavandula x chaytoriae ‘Sawyers’ Candytuft. Forms a neat mound of glossy, An outstanding shrub producing racemes of vivid, Form of Red Hot Poker with red-tipped orange Cutting raised and true to form. Spikes of vibrant, A striking English Lavender with beautiful, fragrant Compact and bushy with superb silvery-grey leaves evergreen foliage that is almost obscured by flat purplish-pink, pea-like flowers during late spring flowers, yellow at the bases, borne on stout violet flowers in midsummer. cream and green foliage and dense spikes of blue and large, purple, pointed flowers. clusters of large, pink flowers with small dark-pink and early summer against elegant, soft green, stems from late summer to mid-autumn. A Hillier blooms in early summer. centres from spring to autumn. pinnate foliage. Another great Hillier introduction. introduction bred by Leon Schultz in South Africa. Shelf (Protected by PBR). Great as a cut flower. (PBR applied for) Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf 2 Litre April 18 30 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre April 18 21 2 Litre April 18 30 3 Litre April 18 21 2 Litre April 18 30 3 Litre April 18, May 18 21 7.5 Litre April 18 10

LAVENDER WEST COUNTRY LUPIN COLLECTION Ideal for the late April / early May sales period, a selection of best selling, early summer English lavenders, prized for their aromatic, grey-green foliage and strong An amazing collection of hardy Lupins that bring the cottage garden feel to any garden with strong presence and spikes of colourful flowers. focal colour. Always a big favourite at Chelsea Flower show and has to be an inclusion in your ranges for 2017 BEST BEST AS FEATURED AT SELLER SELLER AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Lavandula x intermedia ‘Hidcote Giant’ An impressive, medium-sized lavender, tall stems Lavandula angustifolia ‘Arctic Snow’ Lavandula ‘Hidcote’ Lavandula angustifolia ‘Imperial Gem’ Lupinus Manhattan Lights Lupinus Masterpiece covered in large, light lavender-blue flowers. Form of English Lavender with spikes of pure white Cutting raised and true to form. Spikes of vibrant, Deep purple flowers, very silvery foliage. Spikes of bright yellow and mauve flowers stand Regularly used in the Chelsea Flower Show display flowers and spice-scented leaves. violet flowers in midsummer. Shelf proudly above sage-green leaves in summer, making gardens, this rich purple lupin with orange fleck in Size Available Quantity Cost this the perfect plant to add a cottage garden feel to standards is magnificent. Sharply pointed spikes, the garden. early season. Excellent form. 2 Litre April 18 30 Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 7.5 Litre April 18 10 3 Litre April 18 21 7.5 Litre April 18 10 MELITTIS

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Lupinus Persian Slipper Lupinus Towering Inferno Melittis melissophyllum Lavandula angustifolia ‘Loddon Blue’ Lavandula angustifolia ‘Loddon Pink’ Lavandula angustifolia Melissa Lilac Stunning lagoon blue flowers that are white flecked A bonfire of a plant with smouldering orange ‘Royal Velvet Distinction’ appear from late spring. The flowers have a flower spikes in summer. A very unusual colour English lavender. A compact, evergreen shrub Compact with pale pink flowers on long spikes and Stylish and robust with greyish to mid-green foliage Bastard Balm. Exotic orchid-like flowers of purple with fragrant purple-blue flowers freely produced bright green foliage. and lilac-purple flowers. deliciously peppery scent and look fabulous colour and very easy to grow. Happiest in the middle of a looks great planted with purple and pink flowering sunny border. and white are freely produced in spring against on long spikes, complemented by bright green honey-scented foliage. A magnet for butterflies and aromatic foliage. plants. Great for the middle or back of a garden border, or can be planted up for pots on the patio. bees. (Protected by PBR) Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 2 Litre April 18 30 7.5 Litre April 18 10

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NEMESIA HERBACEOUS PEONIES PEONIES CONTINUED... Large, showy and often fragrant blooms and bold, architectural foliage the lactiflora peonies AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT truly deserve a place in every garden. CHELSEA CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW BEST SELLER

Nemesia ‘Karoo Pink’ Nemesia Sunsatia Plus Lychee Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ Paeonia lactiflora ‘Shirley Temple’ Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sword Dance’ Delicate pale pink flowers. Bi-coloured white blush pink with a golden centre. Very large double-form, apple-blossom pink flowers Large double-form, rose-pink buds open to pale Large anemone-form, brilliant magenta-red flowers with ruffled centres and silvery margins. Fragrant. creamy-white flowers. Lightly fragrant. with creamy, lemon-yellow centres. Paeonia lactiflora ‘Bowl of Beauty’ Very large anemone-form, deep rose-pink flowers Shelf Shelf with creamy-white centres. Fragrant. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 1.5 Litre April 18, May 18 36 1.5 Litre April 18, May 18 36 Size Available Quantity Cost 4 Litre April 18 18 4 Litre April 18 18 4 Litre April 18 18 4 Litre April 18 18

PRIMULA Candelabra primulas originate from China and the Himalayas and are ideal for the wild or woodland garden. Whorls of flowers are arranged in tiers around stout stems in springtime above rosettes of foliage.

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Nemesia ‘Karoo Soft Blue’ Nemesia Sunsatia Plus Cherry on Ice Paeonia lactiflora ‘Karl Rosenfield’ Delicate lilac blue flowers. Bi-coloured flowers red and white with a golden Large double-form, deep red flowers. Fragrant. Primula beesiana Primula bulleyana Primula japonica ‘Apple Blossom’ centre. Rose-purple flowers with yellow eye. Orange-yellow flowers. Japanese primrose. Flowers open blush pink with a darker eye, fading almost white as they age.

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SALVIA BEST SELLER AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW

Nemesia Sunsatia Plus Pomelo Nemesia ‘Wisley Vanilla’ Paeonia lactiflora ‘Krinkled White’ Primula japonica ‘Miller’s Crimson’ Primula japonica ‘Postford White’ Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ Rich sunshine yellow flowers. Vanilla-white flowers with a yellow eye and strong A beautiful single white peony, the petals slightly Ruby-red flowers with crimson eye. Clear white flowers with orangey-yellow eye. Upright, aromatic grey-green foliage and masses of vanilla fragrance. crinkled at the edges, with bright yellow stamens. violet-blue flowers on purple-black stems.

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46 PEONIES CONTINUED ▶ 47 Hillier Merchandising Calendar April

SAMBUCUS WEIGELA BEST SELLER

Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ (‘Eva’) Sambucus nigra ‘Blue Sheen’ Sambucus nigra ‘Serenade’ Weigela middendorffiana ‘Mango’ A splendid form of Elder with dark purple, almost A robust new form of elder with deep maroon, A robust new form of elder with deep maroon, A superb new plant selected by Hillier. Easy to grow black, deeply dissected foliage. Pink, musk-scented pinnate foliage which has a metallic-blue sheen. pinnate foliage which has a metallic-blue sheen. with bright green foliage and open trumpet-shaped flowers are produced in May followed by shiny Fragrant sprays of pink, star-shaped flowers are Fragrant sprays of pink, star-shaped flowers are pale yellow flowers, their throats speckled mango- black berries. A Horticultural Development Council followed by blue-black fruits. Selected as a chance followed by blue-black fruits. Selected as a chance orange, from late spring into summer. introduction. (Protected by PBR) seedling of ‘Black Beauty’. seedling of ‘Black Beauty’. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 7.5 Litre April 18 10 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

SILENE SPIRAEA Two reversion-free forms of dwarf, yellow spiraeas. Wonderful spring and autumn foliage tints and pretty summer flowers.

Silene dioica ‘Rollie’s Favourite’

A superb new form of Campion. A low-growing, Spiraea japonica ‘Firelight’ Spiraea japonica ‘Golden Princess’ clump-forming perennial producing masses of vibrant pink flowers throughout the spring. A Especially brilliant spring and autumn foliage as well A slow-growing form with bronze-red young foliage fantastic plant for impulse sales. (Protected by PBR) as clusters of deep pink summer flowers. turning bright yellow, then red in autumn. Flowers Shelf deep pink. (Protected by PBR) Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18 30 3 Litre April 18 21 3 Litre April 18 21 “The busiest month in the garden is here. Longer, warmer days means it’s time to get sowing, TIARELLA TRADESCANTIA growing, potting and cutting.”

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Tiarella ‘Spring Symphony’ Tradescantia ‘Sweet Kate’ Spiraea japonica ‘Little Princess’ Spikes of lightly fragrant pink flowers are Bright yellow leaves and vivid purple-blue flowers, a A compact form making a low mound of green produced in great abundance from early spring Hillier introduction. foliage. Flattened heads of rose-crimson flowers to midsummer, presented above beautiful green appear in midsummer. palmate foliage ‘painted’ with black markings. (Protected by PBR) Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 18 30 2 Litre April 18 30 3 Litre April 18 21

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AGAPANTHUS ALSTOEMERIA CONTINUED... ASTER Superb, architectural and colourful herbaceous plants for the garden or patio. Spherical clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers are produced on tall, upright stems in Alpine asters. Sun-loving, hardy perennials giving a long midsummer, above bold, strap-like leaves. NEW NEW TO RANGE TO RANGE display of daisy-like flowers from summer into autumn.

Alstroemeria Inticancha Red Alstroemeria Inticancha Sunshine

Agapanthus ‘Bridal Bouquet’ Agapanthus ‘Charlotte’ Agapanthus ‘Lavender Haze’ Compact with a fine show of bright red flowers. Compact with a fine show of bright pink, yellow (Protected by PBR) centred flowers.(Protected by PBR) Aster alpinus ‘Happy End’ An outstanding variety that produces large Compact habit. Rounded heads of star-shaped Compact habit. Rounded heads of star-shaped Semi-double, lavender-pink, daisy flowers with a clear white flowers from July to August. Makes flowers of light blue with a striking dark blue bar, flowers of light blue with a striking dark blue bar, golden-yellow centre are freely produced above a an excellent border plant as well as perfect in freely produced in the summer months. freely produced in the summer months. Shelf Shelf low mound of lance-shaped leaves, in late spring containers on the patio. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost into early summer Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 Shelf 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 18 30

ALSTROEMERIA ASTRANTIA NEW NEW Masterwort. Lovely pincushion-like flowers on long wiry stems, ideal for cutting. TO RANGE TO RANGE

Aster alpinus ‘Violetta’ Agapanthus ‘Purple Delight’ Alstroemeria Inticancha Bryce Alstroemeria Inticancha Cabana Forming mounds of green foliage and tall stems of Compact habit. Rounded heads of tubular Compact with a fine show of rich orange-yellow Compact with a fine show of pale lemon yellow Astrantia major ‘Roma’ Astrantia major ‘Snow Star’ deep purple-blue flowers with yellow centres. flowers of striking purple, freely produced flowers.(Protected by PBR) flowers. in the summer months. Hattie’s pincushion. Soft rose-pink pincushion Large greenish-white flowers surrounded by green flowers on wiry stems from June to September. tinted bracts throughout summer. Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf 2 Litre May 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 18 30 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30

BUDDLEJA BUZZ™SERIES Dwarf Butterfly Bush. Selected for their short and compact habit, these colourful and lightly fragrant, free-flowering hardy shrubs are a must for attracting NEW NEW NEW butterflies and bees to the garden, an ideal patio shrub. TO RANGE TO RANGE TO RANGE AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

Alstroemeria Inticancha Doba Alstroemeria Inticancha Maya Alstroemeria Inticancha Navayo Astrantia major ‘Ruby Wedding’ Astrantia major ‘Venice’ Compact with a fine show of velvet-red flowers. Compact with a fine show of bi-coloured cherry Compact with a fine show of mid pink flowers. Stunning ruby-red pincushion flowers with a Button like heads of pinky-red flowers. red and white flowers.(Protected by PBR) (Protected by PBR) suggestion of white at the base of each petal. The leaves are deeply lobed and mid green. Buddleja ‘Buzz™ Candy Pink’ Large panicles of brilliant pink flowers with the Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf daintiest yellow eye. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre May 18 21

50 ALSTOEMERIA CONTINUED ▶ BUDDLEJA CONTINUED ▶ 51 Hillier Merchandising Calendar May

BUDDLEJA CONTINUED... DAHLIA BISHOP SERIES Bishop dahlias. Showy and colourful single flowers complemented by bronze-purple foliage. BEST SELLER

Buddleja ‘Buzz™ Hot Raspberry’ Buddleja ‘Buzz™ Indigo’ Buddleja ‘Buzz™ Sky Blue’ Dahlia ‘Bishop of Auckland’ Dahlia ‘Bishop of Canterbury’ Dahlia ‘Bishop of Llandaff ’ Panicles of deep raspberry-pink flowers with an Smothered with highly aromatic, starry night blue Long racemes of sky-blue flowers. (Protected by orange eye. blooms, attracting bees and butterflies to its nectar PBR) Dusky crimson-red flowers and bronze-purple Deep magenta-pink flowers and bronze-purple Strawberry-red, semi-double flowers and bronze- rich blossoms all summer long. foliage. foliage. purple foliage.

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CAMPANULA COTINUS DAHLIA GALLERY SERIES Smokebush. Large shrubs, grown for their striking foliage colours that change throughout the seasons and bearing Gallery dahlias. Decorative garden plants with large, frothy, smoke-like plumes of summer flower. showy double blooms. Early flowering for summer- long colour.

Campanula portenschlagiana ‘Catharina’ Dahlia ‘Bishop of Oxford’ Dahlia ‘Bishop of York’ Bellflower. Hardy perennial of compact habit, Orange, semi-double flowers and bronze-purple Warm, golden-yellow flowers brushed with orange Cotinus ‘Candy Floss’ Cotinus ‘Grace’ forming a neat mound of bright green, heart- foliage. and bronze-purple foliage. Dahlia ‘Gallery Art Deco’ shaped leaves. Purple-blue, bell-shaped flowers are Large shrub with green leaves turning from yellow Superb form of smokebush raised by Hillier freely produced in summer, adored by bees. to purple then scarlet in autumn. Massive fluffy pink Nurseries with oval, plum-red leaves and Deep green leaves, salmon-orange flowers. (Protected by PBR) Shelf smoke-like plumes of flower in summer. Bred by purplish-pink summer flowers, followed by Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Alan Postill - Hillier propogator. scarlet autumn foliage. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 18 30 Shelf Shelf 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 10 Litre May 18 10 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

Cotinus ‘Ruby Glow’ Cotinus coggygria ‘Golden Spirit’ Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ Dahlia ‘Gallery Art Nouveau’ Dahlia ‘Gallery Bellini’ Dahlia ‘Gallery Pinto’ A compact, medium-sized shrub with striking Salmon-pink new shoots, bright golden-yellow A handsome shrub with deep, wine-purple leaves, Deep green leaves, cerise-purple flowers. Green leaves, fabulous bicolour flowers of lilac- Green leaves, bright lemon-yellow flowers. autumn colour, freely producing masses of fluffy leaves turning coral, orange and red in autumn. translucent in sunshine, and smoke-like plumes of (Protected by PBR) mauve and white. (Protected by PBR) (Protected by PBR) pink, smoke-like flowers in summer almost (Protected by PBR) fawn-coloured flowers in summer. Outstanding obscuring the foliage. Bred by Alan Postill - Hillier autumn colour. propogator. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 10 Litre May 18 10 10 Litre May 18 10

52 DAHLIA CONTINUED ▶ 53 Hillier Merchandising Calendar May

DAHLIA CONTINUED... GERANIUM LUPINUS CONTINUED... Cranesbill geraniums are popular, easy to grow

and reliable cottage garden plants with attractive AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT AS FEATURED AT palmate foliage and colourful summer flowers. They CHELSEA CHELSEA CHELSEA are long-lived and thrive in all but very wet soils in FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW FLOWER SHOW sun or shade.

Dahlia ‘Gallery Rivera’ Dahlia ‘Gallery Valentin’ Lupinus ‘My Castle’ Lupinus ‘Noble Maiden’ Lupinus ‘The Chatelaine’ Green leaves, bright pillarbox-red flowers. Bronze-green tinted leaves, bright scarlet-orange Dense spires of fragrant, brick-red to dusky rose Dense spires of creamy-white flowers. Features shiny erect spires of densely packed (Protected by PBR) flowers. (Protected by PBR) flowers. bi-colour flowers of soft pink and white.

Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’ Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Lush, green palmate foliage. Large, lavender-blue, Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 saucer-shaped flowers tinged pink in the centre. 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 18 30

HEUCHERA RHODOHYPOXIS Small, clump-forming herbaceous perennials with tufts of grass-like foliage and numerous solitary, star-shaped NEW flowers in summer. TO RANGE AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Heuchera ‘Forever Purple’ Geranium sanguineum ‘Album’ Geranium sanguineum var. striatum Lupinus ‘The Governor’ Richly purple, undulating foliage. Open habit and deeply divided dark green leaves. Prostrate and mat-forming with narrow lobed, dark ‘The Governor’ has spike-like spires of deep blue Pure white flowers. green leaves. Lilac-pink flowers veined darker pink. flowers with contrasting white standard petals. Rhodohypoxis baurii ‘Alba’ Rhodohypoxis baurii ‘Mars’ Pure white flowers Two-tone effect with deep and lighter rosy-red on Shelf Shelf the same petal. Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18, June 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 1.5 Litre May 18 36 1.5 Litre May 18 36

LILIUM LUPINUS NEW Iconic cottage garden plants for height and colour. TO RANGE AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ Lilium formosanum var. pricei Rhodohypoxis ‘Claudia’ Rhodohypoxis ‘Hebron Farm Cerise’ Rhodohypoxis ‘Pintado’ Semi-evergreen ruffled foliage of yellow to lime- An exquisite dwarf lily with slender trumpet- Lupinus ‘Chandelier’ Many petalled cerise-pink flowers. Large cerise coloured flowers with a yellow eye. Large, light pink flowers flushed with red-maroon green leaves. Fawn-coloured late spring flowers. shaped, fragrant white flowers, flushed purple on edges. Clump of palmate foliage, with long spires of yellow the outside. flowers from early summer.

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54 LUPINUS CONTINUED ▶ 55 Hillier Merchandising Calendar May

SALVIA SCABIOSA VERONICA CONTINUED... WEIGELA NEW NEW BEST AS FEATURED AT TO RANGE TO RANGE CHELSEA SELLER FLOWER SHOW

Salvia nemorosa ‘Ostfriesland’ Scabiosa ‘Vivid Violet’ Scabiosa incisa ‘Kudo’ Veronica ‘Ulster Blue Dwarf ’ Weigela All Summer Red Weigela Black and White An outstanding, bushy Sage freely producing Large, vivid violet-blue flowers over a neat mound button like cherry pink flower beads. A lovely, compact hardy perennial forming neat Small compact shrub with lush green foliage and Small compact shrub with purple-flushed green spikes of deep, violet-blue flowers throughout the of lacy, greyish-green foliage. clumps of dark green foliage. Upright spikes of garnet-red flowers throughout summer. leaves that gradually become dark purple as the summer. deep purple-blue flowers are freely produced season progresses. Small white tubular flowers throughout summer and are attractive to butterflies appear in late spring and early summer. and bees. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18, June 18 30 2 Litre May 18, June 18 30 2 Litre May 18, June 18 30 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21

VERBASCUM VERBENA BEST AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA SELLER AS FEATURED AT FLOWER SHOW CHELSEACHELSEA EXCLUSIVEFLOWER SHOW

Verbascum ‘Pink Kisses’ Verbena bonariensis Verbena bonariensis ‘Lollipop’ Weigela Pink Poppett Weigela ‘Florida Variegata’ A charming hardy perennial bursting with impulse A tall and long-flowering perennial, magnificent With the same lovely heads of lilac flowers, DISCOVER Medium-sized shrub, compact and rounded in habit. A compact, medium-sized shrub with mid green sales appeal and ideal for rockery, scree-bed or planted in a group. Panicles of lilac-purple flowers ‘Lollipop’ is a scaled down version of the ever Lovely pale pink flowers in early spring and again in leaves edged creamy-white. Pale pink flowers in patio use.set against grey-green foliage. are produced in abundance from summer into early popular bonariensis. Compact and mound-forming, summer. spring and summer. autumn. up to 60cm, it is more suited to the front of the THIS EXCITING border, smaller garden or patio pot. NEW PLANT AT Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 3 Litre May 18 21 3 Litre May 18 21 2 Litre May 18, June 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 2 Litre May 18 30 CHELSEA 2018

VERONICA

“The excitement of the blooming May garden is matched by the anticipation Veronica ‘Inspire Blue’ Veronica ‘Inspire Pink’ Veronica longifolia ‘Marietta’ of another RHS Chelsea Flower Show.” Lavender-blue flowers. Llilac-pink flowers. Dwarf and compact with striking, deep blue flowers.

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56 VERONICA CONTINUED ▶ 57 Hillier Merchandising Calendar June

COSMOS CROCOSMIA GEUM NEW Montbretia. These brilliant sprays of colourful, TO RANGE funnel-shaped flowers are ideal for cutting and make an exotic contrast to the daisies of late summer.

Cosmos atrosanguineus ‘Chocamocha’ Cosmos atrosanguineus ‘Eclipse’ Geum ‘Cosmopolitan’ Geum ‘Flames of Passion’ Geum ‘Tequila Sunrise’ A beautiful half hardy perennial with fine green Dark velvety red flowers with a distinct chocolate Creamy-white, semi-double rose-like flowers are Soft, orange-red semi-double flowers with bright Semi-double, apricot-yellow flowers, flushed red, foliage and sumptuous, velvety, deep burgundy-red aroma. flushed rosy-pink at the edges, on burgundy stems. yellow anthers on burgundy stems. on burgundy stems. flowers with a chocolate aroma. Crocosmia crocosmiiflora ‘Carmin Brilliant’ Stunning spikes of brilliant red funnel-shaped Shelf Shelf flowers with yellow throats on tall and wiry stems. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 18 30 2 Litre June 18 30 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 Shelf FREE POSTER AVAILABLE Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30

ERIGERON LEUCANTHEMUM BEST AS FEATURED AT SELLER AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA CHELSEACHELSEA FLOWER SHOW EXCLUSIVEFLOWER SHOW

Erigeron karvinskianus ‘Kew Profusion’ Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’ Leucanthemum ‘Real Charmer’ Leucanthemum ‘Real Neat’ Crocosmia crocosmiiflora ‘Emily McKenzie’ Mexican Fleabane. A hardy carpet-forming, DISCOVER Stunning, bright tangerine single flowers. (Protected Cream to lemon coloured flowers with fancy, Double rows of quirky pure white fluted petals, spreading perennial with bright green, lance-shaped Orange flowers with a crimson throat. by PBR). fringes central petals and contrasting deep golden resembling feathers, around a bright golden-yellow leaves. Masses of white and occasionally pink, daisy- centres. centre. like flowers with yellow centres, smother the plant THIS EXCITING in summer attracting butterflies and bees. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf NEW PLANT AT Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 18 30 3 Litre June 18, July 18 21 3 Litre June 18, July 18 21 2 Litre June 18 30 CHELSEA 2018 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE

GAILLARDIA LOBELIA LYCHNIS NEW NEW Ragged Robin. A British native wildflower of upright habit, flowering in early summer and insect-friendly. TO RANGE TO RANGE A traditional cottage garden favourite.

Gaillardia ‘Celebration’ Gaillardia ‘Sunset Cutie’ Crocosmia crocosmiiflora ‘George Davison’ Lobelia ‘Starship Rose’ A compact, mound-forming perennial with large, Bright cherry red petals tipped with golden-yellow. Bright, lemon-yellow flowers. Upright spikes of rich pink flowers. bright-red daisy-like flowers that cover the plants Lychnis flos-cuculi Jenny (‘Lychjen’) Lychnis flos-cuculi ‘White Robin’ throughout summer. Finely cut, double pale pink flowers. A new white form with open, finely cut, star- shaped white flowers. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 2 Litre June 18 30 2 Litre June 18 30 2 Litre June 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 18 30 2 Litre June 18 30

58 59 Hillier Merchandising Calendar June

NEPETA PENSTEMON PHOENIX™ SIDALCEA STOKESIA WEIGELA NEW Perennial cottage garden favourites, selected for their upright growth and compact, bushy habit are ideal in TO RANGE pots. The spires of foxglove-like, summer flowers are irresistible to bees.

Nepeta x faassenii ‘Purrsian Blue’ Sidalcea ‘Elsie Heugh’ Stokesia laevis ‘Mel’s Blue’ Weigela florida ‘Magical Rainbow’

A compact version of the favourite garden cat-nip Penstemon Phoenix Appleblossom Penstemon Phoenix Magenta A superb form of Prairie mallow that is perfect An upright variety of Stokes’s aster with big and A variegated small shrub with rainbow coloured with masses of violet blue flowers.(Protected by for the cottage garden. Spikes of delicate pink, bold, periwinkle-blue flowers that smother the leaves magically changing throughout the seasons PBR) Appleblossom-pink flowers with a white throat. Magenta flowers with a white throat. satin-textured flowers are freely produced in grass-green foliage throughout the summer. and at its best in spring and autumn. Trumpet- midsummer. shaped pink flowers are abundant in May and June.

SALVIA BEST SELLER

Salvia ‘Love and Wishes’ Penstemon Phoenix Red Penstemon Phoenix Violet A floriferous, garden beauty producing masses Pillar-box red flowers with a white throat. Vivid violet flowers with a white throat. of open mouthed magenta blooms from May to November. Attractive dark stems complement the blooms wonderfully.

Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost “June brings a profusion of flowers. From Astrantia and 3 Litre June 18 21 2 Litre June 18 30 2 Litre June 18 30 Geraniums to Aquilegia and Alliums, borders and containers fill withcolour . Don’t forget to ask about our exciting Chelsea 2018 exclusive plant, available this month.”

Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation Deep Blue’ Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation Rose’ Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation White’ Deep, midnight-blue flowers. Clear rose-pink flowers. Pure white flowers.

Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30 2 Litre June 18, July 18 30

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ANEMONE ECHINACEA CONTINUED... ERIGERON Japanese Anemone or Windflower. Elegant saucer-shaped flowers are held on tall, wiry stems over broad, vine-like foliage. These exceptionally long-flowering, robust perennials are an attractive addition to a late summer-flowering border and tolerate shade.

Echinacea purpurea ‘Alba’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’ Erigeron glaucus ‘Sea Breeze’

Anemone hupehensis ‘Prinz Heinrich’ Anemone hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’ Anemone hybrida ‘Königin Charlotte’ Large, white petals around a golden-brown cone. Large, purple-pink petals around an orangey-brown Dwarf and compact with striking, deep blue cone. flowers. Semi-double, rich pink flowers. Single, pure white flowers. Semi-double, rose-pink flowers

BERBERIS GAURA The Wand flowers are hardy, cottage-garden style perennials. Loose panicles of flower are freely produced on graceful, wand-like stems throughout summer.

Anemone hybrida ‘September Charm’ Anemone hybrida ‘Whirlwind’ Berberis thunbergii ‘Harlequin’ Gaura lindheimeri ‘Freefolk Rosy’ Gaura lindheimeri Gaudi Pink Gaura lindheimeri Gaudi Red Single, pale pink flowers Ruffled, semi-double, pure white flowers A small and colourful hardy shrub. The young leaves are purple, heavily mottled pink, on bright red Well-branched with airy panicles of pink-edged, Compact, well branched habit with delicate pink Compact, well branched habit with deep rose-red stems. Becomes glowing purple in autumn. creamy white flowers above attractive cream, green flowers on deep red stems. flowers on red stems. and purple variegated foliage. Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Shelf Shelf Shelf 3 Litre July 18 21 3 Litre July 18 21 2 Litre July 18 30 Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre July 18 10 2 Litre July 18 30 2 Litre July 18 30 2 Litre July 18 30

CERATOSTIGMA ECHINACEA HYDRANGEA NEW NEW TO RANGE TO RANGE

Ceratostigma willmottianum ‘Forest Blue’ Ceratostigma willmottianum Sapphire Ring Echinacea Fourth of July Gaura lindheimeri ‘Papillon’ Gaura lindheimeri ‘Rosyjane’ Hydrangea paniculata ‘Brussels Lace’ Hardy Plumbago. Compact and bushy ornamental Bright blue flowers sit above striking golden-yellow A strong and upright growing Echinacea with Compact and free-branching with tall, slender stems Compact and bushy with silky white flowers Late Summer conical heads of pure white flower. shrub bearing masses of rich, china-blue flowers foliage. (Protected by PBR) beautiful dark pink flowers. The petals are of pure white flowers from late spring into autumn. featuring a pretty, cherry-pink picotee edge. Bred from July until autumn when the fresh green foliage spoon-shaped, becoming broader as they unfurl. and named by Rosy Hardy. (Protected by PBR). tints red. (Protected by PBR)

62 ECHINACEA CONTINUED ▶ HYDRANGEA CONTINUED ▶ 63 Hillier Merchandising Calendar July

HYDRANGEA CONTINUED... PENSTEMON CONTINUED... RUDBECKIA NEW NEW NEW BEST TO RANGE TO RANGE TO RANGE SELLER

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Jane’ Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’ Hydrangea paniculata ‘Silver Dollar’ Penstemon ‘Pensham Plum Jerkum’ Rudbeckia fulgida var. fulgida ‘Little Gold Star’ Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’ Compact growth with heads of white-green Elegant long heads of white flowers. Masses of bright white conical flower heads. Rich plum-wine flowers, small white throat. A superb dwarf form with large yellow, daisy-like Cone Flower. A fabulous golden, daisy-like flowers.(Protected by PBR) flowers and dark centres produced from late perennial for striking, late summer colour. summer into autumn. A great plant with masses of impulse sales appeal.

ENGLISH LAVENDER SALVIA NEW NEW NEW TO RANGE TO RANGE TO RANGE

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Wim’s Red’ Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ (Summer) Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ (Summer) Salvia ‘Blue Note’ Rudbeckia Summerina Orange Rudbeckia Summerina Yellow Deep red stems carry flower heads that open white Cutting raised and true to form. Spikes of vibrant, Cutting raised and true to form. Spikes of vibrant, Ornamental sage. Attractive sub-shrub producing Bi- coloured light and deep orange flowers. A rich golden yellow-orange flower.(Protected and age to a rich ruby-red. (Protected by PBR) violet flowers in midsummer. violet flowers in midsummer. masses of rich blue flowers, that darken as the (Protected by PBR) by PBR) season advances, from May until the first frosts.

PENSTEMON PENSHAM SERIES Bred by penstemon expert Edward Wilson in the Vale of Evesham, the Penshams were selected for their strong growth, hardiness and long flowering season.

Plant with roses for non-stop summer colour. AS FEATURED AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Salvia greggii ‘Icing Sugar’ Salvia jamensis ‘Hot Lips’ Salvia microphylla ‘Bordeaux’ An excellent, bee-friendly ornamental sage with A hardy, shrubby Sage with aromatic foliage on Small, upright-growing ornamental sage with grey Penstemon ‘Pensham Amelia Jane’ Penstemon ‘Pensham Czar’ Penstemon ‘Pensham Laura’ aromatic foliage. Masses of two-tone, dark and light woody stems. Stunning bicoloured red and white green foliage. Large, wine-red flowers appear pink flowers are freely produced from midsummer flowers, that are occasionally all red or all white, continuously from mid-spring to autumn. Magenta-pink flowers with a white throat. Lavender-purple flowers with a white throat. Cerise-pink flowers with a white throat. to autumn. appear over a long period in summer.

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STIPA STOKESIA PANICUM PHLOX Phlox Famous Series is bred for it’s compact habit NEW and full heads of flower. Very mildew resistant TO RANGE is peak month “July NEW for many gardens. TO RANGE Sunny days are made for enjoying the sights and scents

Stipa tenuissima Stokesia laevis ‘Divinity’ of our English-grown Panicum virgatum ‘Heavy Metal’ Panicum virgatum ‘Heiliger Hain’

Mexican feather grass or Pony tails. Slender, arching Snowy white fringed flowers. Blue switch grass. Exceptionally upright grass with Purple switch grass. Deciduous perennial grass, Phlox paniculata ‘Famous Cerise’ green leaves with very long and flowing, feathery summer Lavender, glaucous-blue leaves and stems that never flop, forming upright clumps with green and purple-red cream flower spikes. even after heavy rain. Pink tinted flower plumes leaves becoming flushed deeper in autumn. Well branching, easy to grow with good mildew Agapanthus and appear in midsummer. resistance. Full head summer blooms of cerise Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf flowers. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Dahlias.” Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre July 18 30 2 Litre July 18 30 3 Litre Aug 18 21 3 Litre Aug 18 21

August SILENE NEW NEW NEW TO RANGE TO RANGE HYPERICUM FOR FLOWER MISCANTHUS TO RANGE

Silene x cultorum Jiggy ‘Pink’ Phlox paniculata ‘Famous Light Purple’ Phlox paniculata ‘Famous White Eye’ Low growing compact habit with a mass of pink Well branching, easy to grow with good mildew Well branching, easy to grow with good mildew Hypericum ‘Hidcote’ Hypericum moserianum Miscanthus sinensis ‘Morning Light’ flowers. resistance. Full head summer blooms of light purple resistance. Full heads of white summer blooms with flowers. cerise centered flowers. Superb hardy, semi-evergreen, medium-sized shrub. A first rate dwarf shrub with arching, reddish stems. Compact form with finely textured, narrow leaves, The golden-yellow, saucer-shaped flowers are freely The golden flowers have reddish anthers and are uniformly margined white. Very upright, reddish- Shelf Shelf Shelf produced from July to October. freely borne from July to October. pink flowers are freely produced in late summer. Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Aug 18 30 2 Litre Aug 18 30 2 Litre Aug 18 30 Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Aug 18 30 2 Litre Aug 18 30 3 Litre Aug 18 21

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Silene x cultorum Jiggy ‘White’ Phlox paniculata ‘Famous Purple’ Phlox paniculata ‘Famous Pink Dark Eye’ Miscanthus sinensis ‘Red Chief ’ Miscanthus sinensis Red Cloud Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’ Low growing compact habit with a mass of starry Well branching, easy to grow with good mildew Well branching, easy to grow with good mildew white flowers. resistance. Full head summer blooms of purple resistance. Full heads of summer pink blooms with Narrow, red-tinted leaves and deep burgundy-red Deep red tasselled flower heads on compact sturdy Porcupine grass. Dramatic and upright bright green flowers. cerise centered flowers. flowers, maturing to feathery cream-coloured growth. foliage banded horizontally with bright yellow, plumes. resembling porcupine quills! Crinkly silver flower plumes in autumn. Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Shelf Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost Size Available Quantity Cost 2 Litre Aug 18 30 2 Litre Aug 18 30 2 Litre Aug 18 30 3 Litre Aug 18 21 3 Litre Aug 18 21 3 Litre Aug 18 21

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ACANTHUS ACHILLEA CENTRANTHUS COREOPSIS NEW NEW NEW AS FEATURED AT TO RANGE TO RANGE TO RANGE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Acanthus mollis Achillea Desert Eve Deep Rose Achillea Desert Eve Red Centranthus ruber ‘Albus’ Centranthus ruber var. coccineus Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Solena’ Bear’s breeches. A vigorous plant with large, A compact selection with unusual rose pink and A compact selecton with heads of bright red, White Valerian. Fragrant white flowerheads from Red Valerian. Bright scarlet flowerheads from Compact growth with masses of fully double glossy dark green, architectural leaves. In late white flower heads. yellow centred flowers. (Protected by PBR) late spring to late summer. late spring to late summer. golden yellow flowers. summer, tall racemes of white flowers appear from dusky purple bracts.

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ALCHEMILLA ANTHRISCUS GLADIOLUS GUNNERA NEW TO RANGE

Alchemilla mollis Anthriscus sylvestris ‘Ravenswing’ Achillea Desert Eve Yellow Gladiolus murielae Gunnera manicata Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Sunfire’ Spreading hardy perennial with prettily scalloped Purple version of favourite wild flower Queen A compact selection with heads of bright zingy A slightly tender perennial of East African origin A large, handsome and architectural perennial Tickseed. Bright, golden-yellow, daisy-like bright green leaves that catch raindrops like Anne’s Lace. Attractive deep purple-bronze yellow flowers. (Protected by PBR) with bright green, sword-like leaves. The pure for a boggy site. Enormous, palmate leaves are flowers with a maroon central blotch. quicksilver. Frothy plumes of chartreuse-yellow foliage complemented by lacy heads of tiny pink white, funnel-shaped flowers with a dark, purple- produced on long, prickly stems. Conical spikes Dark green, linear leaves. flowers from June to September. and white flowers in spring and summer. red eye are delicately scented and appear in late of tiny, greenish-red flowers appear in early summer. summer.

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ASTER CATANANCHE HELENIUM NEW TO RANGE

Aster ‘Little Carlow’ Aster ‘Small-Ness’ Catananche caerulea ‘Major’ Helenium ‘Moerheim Beauty’ Helenium ‘Sahin’s Early Flowerer’ Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Sunray’ Semi-double, lavender-pink, daisy flowers with a Very compact producing a mass of mid pink long Cupid’s dart. Prefers light, well-drained soil, Helen’s Flower. Hardy and colourful daisies, dark Flowers have petals in shades of bright oranges Large, double, deep yellow flowers over golden-yellow centre are freely produced above lasting flowers. producing an abundance of dark-centred, copper-red flowers with a raised brown central and yellows around a chocolate brown centre. lance-shaped, basal leaves. a low mound of lance-shaped leaves, in late lilac-blue cornflowers from midsummer to boss. spring into early summer autumn.

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HELIANTHUS IRIS KNAUTIA PENSTEMON

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Helianthus ‘Lemon Queen’ Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’ Knautia macedonica ‘Red Knight’ Penstemon ‘Andenken an Friedrich Hahn’ Penstemon ‘Blackbird’ Penstemon ‘Hidcote Pink’ (‘Garnet’) Hardy perennial sunflower, has conspicuously Siberian Iris. Narrow, grass-like leaves produce Upright clump forming perennial with slender Deep purple flowers with white striped throat. Pale rose-pink flowers with creamy-white veined, dark green leaves. Large, pale lemon- masses of beardless flowers on branched stems branched stems, pinately lobed basal leaves. Bushy, semi-evergreen foliage with spires of throats, streaked purple. yellow flowers with darker centres open from in early summer. Intense, violet-blue flowers. Followed by numerous long-lasting deep-red tubular, deep wine-red foxglove-like flowers late summer into mid autumn. flowerheads in Summer. from midsummer into autumn.

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LAMPROCAPNOS LINARIA LYSIMACHIA NEW TO RANGE

Lamprocapnos spectabilis ‘Valentine’ Linaria purpurea ‘Canon Went’ Lysimachia atropurpurea ‘Beaujolais’ Penstemon ‘Purple Bedder’ Penstemon ‘Sour Grapes’ Penstemon ‘White Bedder’ (‘Snowstorm’) (syn. Dicentra spectabilis Valentine) Purple Toadflax. An upright, slender, hardy Loosestrife. An unusual form with glaucous, Reddish-purple flowers with white throats Bluish-purple flowers with an almost metallic Snow white flowers. The lovely Bleeding Heart with darker red perennial with delicate silvery-grey leaves. Long linear leaves and slender, burgundy-coloured streaked red. sheen and with white streaked throats. flowers on yet darker stems. slender spires of pale lilac flowers, resembling flower spikes opening from the base upwards. snapdragons, are held above the foliage from early summer to early autumn, attracting bees.

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LYTHRUM NEPETA PAPAVER PERSICARIA POLEMONIUM NEW AS FEATURED AT TO RANGE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW

Lythrum salicaria ‘Robert’ Nepeta ‘Six Hills Giant’ Papaver ‘Moondance’ Persicaria affinis ‘Superba’ Persicaria runcinata ‘Purple Fantasy’ Polemonium yezoense ‘Bressingham Purple’ Purple Loosestrife. A long-flowering, A vigorous variety with light grey-green leaves Poppy. Rosettes of foliage topped by colourful, Mat-forming semi-evergreen perennial with Attractive green and purple foliage with fine Deep purple-bronze foliage in spring and clump-forming, hardy perennial with stiffly and spikes of lavender-blue flowers. papery lemon-yellow flowers in summer. spikes of pink flowers in midsummer, maturing white flowers. autumn, greener in summer. Bright, lavender- upright stems and lance-shaped, downy leaves. to red. The foliage provides good autumn colour. blue flowers on dark stems in early and mid Clusters of bright pink star-shaped flowers summer. are freely produced on tall spikes throughout Available Shelf summer and early autumn. Size From Quantity Cost Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 30 Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 30 2 Litre April 30 FREE POSTER AVAILABLE 2 Litre July 30 2 Litre June 30 2 Litre April 30

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POTENTILLA RHODANTHEMUM SEDUM CONTINUED... NEW NEW NEW NEW TO RANGE TO RANGE TO RANGE TO RANGE

Potentilla nepalensis ‘Miss Willmott’ Rhodanthemum ‘Casablanca’ Rhodanthemum ‘Marrakech’ Sedum ‘Lime Zinger’ Sedum ‘Rose Carpet’ Sedum ‘Matrona’ Herbaceous perennial. Strawberry-like bright Compact foliage and stems of white daisy Compact foliage and stems of white-pink daisy Compact growth with bright green rounded Dusky blue-purple foliage with a mass of mid The large, grey-green leaves are tinged purple green leaves and numerous warm cherry red flowers, centred dark gold. (Protected by PBR) flowers, centred dark gold. (Protected by PBR) leaves edged dark red with pale pink flowers. pink flowers. near the margins and complemented by dense centred pink flowers during summer. (Protected by PBR) clusters of pale pink flowers.

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 30 2 Litre June 30 2 Litre June 30 2 Litre July 30 2 Litre July 30 2 Litre April 30

RODGERSIA SANGUISORBA SCABIOSA THALICTRUM NEW NEW TO RANGE TO RANGE

Rodgersia ‘Bronze Peacock’ Sanguisorba ‘Burgundy Buttons’ Scabiosa atropurpurea ‘Beaujolais Bonnets’ Sedum spectabile ‘Hot Stuff ’ Thalictrum ‘Splendide’ Handsome chocolate-red foliage with bright pink Compact foliage above which floats a mass off Clusters of rich burgundy flowers with paler A superb dwarf form in the ‘Brilliant’ group, of Chinese meadow rue. Clouds of tiny, flowers. small burgundy flower heads on fine stems. outer petals and white stamens over mid green compact, bushy habit with fabulous hot-pink four-petalled, bell-like nodding flowers of (PBR applied for) leaves. flowers August to October. lilac-purple flowers, with bright yellow stamens, on elegantly branched stems above dense clumps of blue-green foliage in summer.

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SEDUM NEW TO RANGE

“We are passionate about perennials and offer a wide range of the best varieties to Sedum ‘Bertram Anderson’ Sedum ‘Firecracker’ Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’ (‘Autumn Joy’) inspire you and your customers.” Stonecrop. A low growing variety, with Compact growth with cherry-red rounded Fleshy and glaucous blue-green leaves. Large purplish-grey leaves that contrast well with the leaves and bright pink flowers. (Protected by flattish heads of tiny, star-shaped, deep rose-pink heads of rosy-red flowers. PBR) flowers in autumn.

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ABELIA ACACIA ARTEMESIA CORNUS CONTINUED... COTONEASTER

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Abelia grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’ Acacia baileyana ‘Songlines’ Artemesia ‘Powis Castle’ Cornus canadensis Cornus controversa ‘Variegata’ Cotoneaster atropurpureus ‘Variegatus’ A low-growing, semi-evergreen shrub of dense, An outstanding form selected by Hillier A compact and elegant small shrub with deeply The Creeping dogwood is perennial in habit A highly ornamental small tree, commonly known A dwarf and spreading variegated shrub. Small, compact habit. Glossy green leaves are margined Nurseries from A. baileyana ‘Purpurea’. Stunning cut, silvery-grey leaves. The best and hardiest and requires a damp and shady site in a peaty as the Wedding cake tree due to its tiered habit. cream-margined leaves appear silvery-grey, gold in spring, intensifying in summer and bursting claret-red new foliage matures to vibrant of its type for any garden use and a good soil where it forms a very attractive carpet with The horizontal branches are covered in striking suffused red in autumn. into a kaleidoscope of orange, red and yellow glaucous-blue, complemented by masses of groundcover plant for a sunny position. white star-shaped flowers followed by vivid red silver-margined leaves. Broad clusters of cream- shades in autumn. Small pink-tinged white flowers highly scented, golden-yellow flowers. fruits. Introduced from North America in 1774. coloured flowers appear in May. Of oriental from June to October. (Protected by PBR) origins and in cultivation since 1890. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre September 30 3 Litre February 21 3 Litre June 21 2 Litre April 30 4 Litre September 18 2 Litre September 30

AUCUBA BRACHYGLOTTIS CALYCANTHUS

Aucuba japonica ‘Marmorata’ Brachyglottis Calycanthus x raulstonii ‘Hartlage Wine’ Cotoneaster dammeri Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Cornubia’ Cotoneaster horizontalis ‘Walberton’s Silver Dormouse’ Spotted laurel. Leaves heavily spotted and Medium-sized shrub with glossy green leaves and A tough, evergreen shrub, ideal for groundcover. A vigorous semi-evergreen form bearing the A versatile shrub for groundcover or wallcover. splashed with yellow, excellent scorch-resistant More compact than ‘Sunshine’, dense and wine-coloured flowers in early summer lasting The small, oval leaves are complemented by largest and most amount of fruit of any of the Herring-bone pattern branches bear small white foliage. Female. bushy with very silvery leaves and doesn’t for many weeks. The leaves turn butter-yellow in sealing-wax red berries in autumn, adored by tall-growing varieties, bowing the branches down flowers, followed by scarlet berries and rich red suffer from browning in the centre of the plant. autumn before falling. garden birds. under their weight. autumn foliage. Free-flowering, with rich golden-yellow flowers throughout summer. (Protected by PBR) Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 3 Litre October 21 2 Litre April 30 3 Litre March 21 2 Litre September 30 3 Litre September 21 2 Litre September 30

CAMELLIA CARYOPTERIS CORNUS CRINODENDRON DEUTZIA ELAEAGNUS

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Camellia vernalis ‘Yuletide’ Caryopteris clandonensis ‘Dark Knight’ Cornus alternifolia ‘Argentea’ Crinodendron hookerianum Deutzia gracilis ‘Nikko’ Elaeagnus ebbingei Glossy, dark green leaves are the perfect foil Wonderful, late summer flowering shrub with A stunning form of Pagoda dogwood and one The Lantern tree is one of the gems of the An elegant and dwarf, compact shrub of Large fast-growing evergreen shrub with dark for the bright red flowers, with golden-yellow exceptionally dark blue clusters of flowers held of the best silver variegated shrubs. The green garden. A glossy-leaved evergreen with crimson, Japanese origin with narrow, pointed leaves. silvery-green leaves. Tiny, highly fragrant flowers centres, that appear in early winter. above silvery-green foliage. (Protected by PBR) leaves are margined creamy-white and held on lantern-like flowers that form as buds in the Small white flowers in June. in autumn. horizontal branches. In cultivation since 1900. autumn and open in late spring and early summer. Introduced from Chile in 1848 by William Lobb. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 5 Litre November 15 3 Litre July 21 4 Litre September 18 3 Litre March 21 2 Litre March, April 30 2 Litre September 30

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ELAEAGNUS CONTINUED... GRISELINIA CONTINUED... HALIMIUM HYPERICUM

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Elaeagnus ebbingei ‘Viveleg’ Elaeagnus pungens ‘Maculata’ Elaeagnus ‘Quicksilver’ Griselinia littoralis ‘Variegata’ Halimium calycinum Hypericum moserianum ‘Tricolor’ A handsome hardy and evergreen shrub, leaves An evergreen form with shiny, dark green leaves Outstanding deciduous shrub with narrow, An attractive form with leaves conspicuously Dwarf evergreen shrub related to Cistus, with Leaves prettily variegated white, pink and green. margined yellow. Upright and more vigorous in centrally splashed gold. Small but highly fragrant willow-like, very silvery leaves, especially when variegated white. bright green, linear leaves and semi-erect habit. Golden-yellow flowers from July to October. habit than ‘Gilt Edge’. (Protected by PBR). flowers in autumn. young. Highly scented summer flowers. The golden-yellow flowers in June last for many weeks and close up in late afternoon.

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 3 Litre September 21 3 Litre September 21 2 Litre March 30 3 Litre March 21 3 Litre April 21 2 Litre September 30

ESCALLONIA ILEX

Escallonia ‘Iveyi’ Escallonia laevis ‘Gold Ellen’ Escallonia ‘Pink Elle’ Ilex altaclerensis ‘Golden King’ Ilex aquifolium ‘Alaska’ Ilex aquifolium ‘Argentea Marginata’ Large shrub with panicles of white flowers. A small shrub with dark green leaves margined Well-branched small shrub with large clusters One of the very best golden-variegated hollies An exceptional clone of the common holly, Broad leaves with silver margin and pink young yellow and deep rose-pink flowers. of pink flowers in summer and a second flush in with large, almost spineless, green leaves upright and compact in habit. Lovely shiny, dark growth. Bright red berries in winter. Female. autumn. strongly margined yellow and with reddish- green leaves and masses of vivid red fruit lasting brown berries. Female, in spite of its name. from autumn into early spring. Female.

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 30 2 Litre September, March 30 2 Litre March 30 3 Litre October 21 3 Litre October 21 3 Litre October 21

EUONYMUS GRISELINIA KERRIA LEYCESTERIA

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Escallonia ‘Red Elf ’ Euonymus alatus ‘Blade Runner’ Griselinia littoralis Kerria japonica ‘Golden Guinea’ Kerria japonica ‘Pleniflora’ Leycesteria formosa ‘Golden Lanterns’ Small, compact and bushy shrub producing an A superb new form, robust, reliably forming Broadleaf. A large, densely leaved shrub with Japanese Rose. A hardy shrub producing an The double-flowered form with rich golden- Pheasant berry. Compact, medium-sized abundance of tubular red flowers. distinct corky winged branchlets, like blades, bright, apple-green leaves. abundance of long-lasting, large single yellow yellow flowers, also known as Bachelor’s shrub, the amber-red new growths open to running the length of its branches. Amazing autumn flowers in spring. The graceful green stems are Buttons! clear, yellow-green foliage. Cascades of white foliage of crimson-pink is displayed alongside particularly effective in winter. flowers with beetroot-red bracts from June to masses of reddish-purple fruits with orange seeds. September followed by black berries. (Protected A Hillier introduction from Japanese cultivation. by PBR). Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre March 30 3 Litre October 21 3 Litre March 21 3 Litre March 21 3 Litre March 21 3 Litre August / September 21

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LEYCESTERIA CONTINUED... LIGUSTRUM MAHONIA OLERIA

Leycesteria formosa ‘Purple Rain’ Ligustrum ovalifolium ‘Aureum’ Ligustrum undulatum Mahonia japonica Mahonia media ‘Winter Sun’ Oleria haastii ‘Lemon Lime and Clippers’ A lovely form with bronze-red tinted new Golden privet. Fast-growing, large and upright A superb small shrub with magnificent Medium to large shrub of compact habit, with Daisy bush. Upright, evergreen shrub with growths opening to sea-green foliage. White evergreen shrub with rich-yellow, green centred A lovely new citrus-coloured Privet. Compact evergreen, pinnate leaves and terminal clusters very erect racemes of densely packed, fragrant glossy, deep green leaves. In summer it is flowers with deep purple bracts from August to leaves that are sometimes entirely yellow. evergreen shrub with green and lemon-yellow of long, pendant and very fragrant lemon-yellow yellow flowers. smothered in white, daisy-like, fragrant flowers. October followed by purple berries. wavy-edged leaves. Found in New Guinea and flowers from late autumn into spring. raised by an Australian nurseryman as being particularly good for clipping as a hedge. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 3 Litre August / September 21 2 Litre September 30 2 Litre September 30 3 Litre October 21 3 Litre October 21 2 Litre March 30

LONICERA OSMANTHUS PACHYSANDRA

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Lonicera nitida ‘Baggesen’s Gold’ Lonicera nitida ‘Lemon Beauty’ Lonicera purpusii ‘Winter Beauty’ Osmanthus burkwoodii Pachysandra terminalis Pachysandra terminalis ‘Variegata’ Attractive yellow-green foliage that turns bright The small, glossy green leaves are broadly A shrubby honeysuckle producing an abundance A compact shrub, ideal for hedging or as a Japanese spurge. Plain green, diamond-shaped A form with leaves attractively variegated white. yellow in summer. margined creamy-white. of very fragrant cream flowers throughout the specimen. Shiny, dark green, oval leaves with leaves clustered at the end of the stems. Spikes winter months. Raised by Alf Alford of Hillier fragrant flowers in April or May of greenish-white flowers in February and Nurseries from a cross made in 1966. March.

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LOROPETALUM LUMA MAGNOLIA PEROVSKIA PHILADELPHUS

Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Luma apiculata ‘Glanleam Gold’ Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’ Perovskia ‘Blue Spire’ Philadelphus ‘Belle Etoile’ Philadelphus coronarius ‘Aureus’ ‘Fire Dance’ Myrtle. A very attractive variegated evergreen A profusion of white, lightly fragrant, star- A beautiful small shrub of Himalayan origin with Mock orange. A compact shrub with large and Mock orange. Bright yellow young leaves turning Chinese Witch Hazel. Lovely small evergreen shrub with green leaves conspicuously margined shaped flowers on bare branches. The best form deeply cut, grey-green aromatic leaves. Large sweetly scented single white flowers flushed greenish-yellow with small, very fragrant, shrub producing colourful spidery, creamy-yellow, pink-tinged when young. Fragrant of this stunning, compact Japanese shrub. panicles of lavender-blue flowers in late summer. maroon at the centre. creamy-white flowers. witch-hazel-like, early spring flowers of vibrant white flowers in late summer are followed by pink against rich burgundy, oval-shaped leaves. black fruit.

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PHILADELPHUS CONTINUED... PHYSOCARPUS SARCOCOCCA SORBARIA STACHYURUS

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Philadelphus maculatus ‘Sweet Clare’ Philadelphus ‘Mrs E. L. Robinson’ Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Dart’s Gold’ Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Ghorepani’ Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’ Stachyurus chinensis ‘Celina’ Mock orange. Medium-sized shrub of Mexican origin Mock orange. A medium to large shrub with Nine Bark. Vigorous, medium-sized shrub with Named after the village in Nepal where it was False Spiraea. An upright, thicket-forming shrub Medium to large shrub producing very dense, with a spreading, arching habit. Elegant narrow leaves, semi-double white flowers. More compact than bright golden-yellow foliage. Pink-tinged white discovered by plantsman Christopher Grey- with attractive, pinnate foliage. The light green pendant racemes of pale acid-yellow flowers, on silvery-green on the reverse, are complemented by ‘Virginal’. flowers. Wilson. Heavenly scented clusters of small white leaves are flushed pink, red and bronze in spring bare branches, that are formed in autumn and highly fragrant, nodding white flowers with a maroon flowers with reddish-brown tipped anthers are and turn red before falling in autumn. open in early spring. A named selection of the centre. Introduced by plantsman Maurice Foster and freely produced in late winter and early spring. later flowering Chinese species. named after his daughter Clare. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 5 Litre May 15 3 Litre May 21 3 Litre April / May 21 2 Litre February 30 3 Litre July 21 3 Litre February 21

ROMNEYA SALIX TAMARIX VIBURNUM

Romneya coulteri Salix udensis ‘Golden Sunshine’ Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diable D’Or’ Tamarix tetrandra Viburnum bodnantense ‘Dawn’ Viburnum burkwoodii ‘Anne Russell’ Of Californian origin and first introduced in Golden willow. Fast-growing large shrub with A hybrid of ‘Dart’s Gold’ and ‘Diabolo’. Tamarisk. A large, elegant and wind-resistant A hardy, vigorous medium-sized shrub bearing A lovely hybrid of this medium-sized evergreen, 1875, the Tree poppy produces large and golden-yellow leaves. Numerous silky, silvery Compact in habit with stunning, coppery- shrub of open habit that is especially happy by fragrant clusters of rose-tinted flowers with pink winter-flowering shrub. Fragrant clusters of fragrant, solitary white flowers from July to catkins appear on bare branches in early spring. orange-red young leaves opening above deeply- the sea. Light pink, frothy flowers in slender anthers on bare stems during late autumn and pink-budded white flowers are produced from October. A perennial sub-shrub, best in a warm cut, dark purple-red foliage. White flowers in racemes appear on last season’s growth, winter. late winter into spring. Raised as the result of a and sunny position. midsummer. (Protected by PBR). throughout May and June. backcross with x carlesii around 1951.

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 3 Litre April 21 3 Litre March, April 21 3 Litre April / May 21 3 Litre March 21 3 Litre November 21 5 Litre February 15

SANTOLINA

Santolina chamaecyparissus Santolina rosmarinifolia ‘Lemon Fizz’ Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’ Viburnum burkwoodii ‘Mohawk’ Viburnum davidii Viburnum ‘Le Bois Marquis’ Lavender cotton. Low-growing, evergreen A form of Lavender cotton with acid green, Bronze-green leaves mature to dark purple. A beautiful form bright red in bud, opening A low and spreading evergreen shrub favoured Wonderful new medium-sized evergreen shrub subshrub with woolly, silver-grey foliage. Bright, thread-like foliage and primrose-yellow flowers White flowers appear in June. (Protected by white, staying red on the outside and with a for its glossy, dark green leaves and with glossy leaves in shades of dark green, lemon-yellow flowers in summer. in summer. PBR) richly fragrant scent. The glossy, evergreen turquoise-blue berries. A striking winter bronze and burgundy. Pure white flowers in late leaves turn orange-red in autumn. Raised at the combination. spring and early summer are followed by red US National Arboretum, Washington in 1959 fruits, maturing to black in autumn. (Protected from a backcross with x carlesii. by PBR) Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre June 30 2 Litre June 30 3 Litre April / May 21 5 Litre February 15 2 Litre September 30 3 Litre September 21

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VIBURNUM CONTINUED... ANEMANTHELE CAREX

Viburnum plicatum ‘Mariesii’ Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum Viburnum tinus ‘Spirit’ Anemanthele lessoniana (Stipa arundinacea) Carex comans bronze Carex comans ‘Frosted Curls’ ‘Pink Beauty’ A stunning shrub with tiered, architectural A dense, bushy evergreen shrub of rounded Pheasant’s tail grass. Loosely tufted, evergreen New Zealand hairy sedge. Elegant and flowing, New Zealand hairy sedge. The light green, branches which are wreathed in small, A charming selection of this widespreading, habit with glossy, dark green leaves. Flattish perennial grass with arching, dark green leaves deep bronze foliage that keeps its colour all narrow leaves form curly pigtails at the tips that creamy-white flowers during May and June medium-sized shrub with branches arranged in heads of small, starry white flowers open from streaked orange-brown in summer, completely year round. appear iridescent, almost white. creating a snow-laden effect. Good autumn leaf layers. The creamy-white, lacecap-like flowers dark pink buds from late winter into spring, orange-brown in winter. Drooping panicles of colour too. produced in May and June age to a delightful followed by blue-black fruit. purplish-green flower spikes are produced from shade of pink. Good autumn foliage colour. midsummer to early autumn. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 3 Litre March 21 3 Litre March 21 2 Litre September 30 3 Litre August 21 2 Litre September 30 2 Litre September 30

VINCA FESTUCA

Vinca major ‘Wojo’s Jem’ Festuca glauca ‘Intense Blue’ Carex elata ‘Aurea’ (Bowles’ Golden) Carex ‘Ice Dance’ Periwinkle. Glossy, dark green, trailing leaves A brilliant form of Blue fescue with the best, Bowles’ golden sedge. A very beautiful, An attractive, moderately spreading sedge with with a central cream splash. Large, lilac-blue intense-blue evergreen foliage and blue-green golden-leaved variety randomly striped with broad, dark green leaves and strong flowers in spring. summer flowers. Superb for garden or patio. green and discovered by E.A. Bowles in the creamy-white margins. Originating from Japan. Norfolk Broads.

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HAKONECHLOA

“Our range of shrubs help you offer an ever- changing display of plants that look good in the pot and perform well in the garden.” Hakonechloa macra ‘Alboaurea’ Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’ Carex testacea Golden-variegated Hakone grass. Compact and Highly ornamental variegated sedge, forming Orange New Zealand sedge. Fine-textured slow-growing, the leaves are almost entirely thick, spilling tussocks. Dark green leaves have a mounds of gracefully arching foliage, copper- golden other than a few slender, random stripes broad, creamy-white central stripe, maturing to brown in summer, possess unique orange tints of green, mostly appearing at the margins. Pink pale gold. in winter. tinged in spring and autumn during cold weather. Superb in a pot. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre April 30 3 Litre September 21 2 Litre March 30

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IMPERATA PENNISETUM ABELIA ASTELIA AUCUBA

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Imperata cylindrica ‘Rubra’ (‘Red Baron’) Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ Pennisetum ‘Fairy Tails’ Abelia grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’ Astelia banksii Aucuba japonica ‘Rozannie’ Japanese blood grass. A beautiful and A hardy perennial grass with arching, linear Fountain grass. A superb form having a strongly A low-growing, semi-evergreen shrub of dense, Slender, slightly hairy, silver sword-shaped leaves, Glossy evergreen shrub with broad dark green slow-growing form, often used in Japan to leaves forming a fountain of mid green foliage. upright habit and masses of attractive narrow, compact habit. Glossy green leaves are margined uniform and arching in habit. leaves, toothed above the middle. A compact accompany specimen bonsai. The elegant red Long, cylindrical plumes of bristly, purple-tinged pendant panicles of light pink flowers fading to gold in spring, intensifying in summer and bursting female form, reliably producing large red fruits. leaves are at their most intense in late summer. flowers are freely produced in late summer. tan and beige produced over a very long season into a kaleidoscope of orange, red and yellow from midsummer onwards. shades in autumn. Small pink-tinged white flowers from June to October. (Protected by PBR) Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 2 Litre May 30 3 Litre August 21 3 Litre August 21 7.5 Litre August 10 7.5 Litre March 10 7.5 Litre September 10

STIPA CARPENTERIA CARYOPTERIS COTONEASTER

Stipa gigantea Carpenteria californica ‘Bodnant’ Caryopteris clandonensis ‘Heavenly Blue’ Cotoneaster horizontalis Giant feather grass or Golden oats. A large and Anemone tree. A beautiful evergreen shrub of Late summer flowering shrub with grey-green A versatile shrub for groundcover or wallcover. stately ornamental grass native to Spain, Portugal Californian origin with glossy green leaves and foliage and clear blue flowers in terminal clusters. Herring-bone pattern branches bear small white and Morocco, evergreen in milder climates. fragrant white flowers with golden anthers, in flowers, followed by scarlet berries and rich red From June to August the tall, golden flowers summer. autumn foliage. shimmer in summer breezes and are perfect for arrangements. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 3 Litre July 21 7.5 Litre April 10 7.5 Litre July 10 7.5 Litre September 10

CRINODENDRON ELAEAGNUS FORSYTHIA

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“Ornamental grasses can play a big part in most gardens. We have grasses for every situation, from damp or dry soil to shady and sunshine spots plus Crinodendron hookerianum Elaeagnus ‘Quicksilver’ Forsythia intermedia ‘Goldrausch’ those that perform well in containers.” The Lantern tree is one of the gems of the Outstanding deciduous shrub with narrow, Medium-sized shrub bearing a profusion of garden. A glossy-leaved evergreen with crimson, willow-like, very silvery leaves, especially when bright yellow, open bell-shaped flowers in March lantern-like flowers that form as buds in the young. Highly scented summer flowers. and April, even on young plants. autumn and open in late spring and early summer. Introduced from Chile in 1848 by William Lobb. Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 10 Litre March 10 7.5 Litre March 10 7.5 Litre February 10

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GRISELINIA HYDRANGEA MAGNOLIA SOPHORA VIBURNUM

Griselinia littoralis ‘Variegata’ Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’ Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’ Sophora microphylla ‘Sun King’ Viburnum bodnantense ‘Dawn’ Viburnum davidii An attractive form with leaves conspicuously A spectacular form of this ornamental shrub A profusion of white, lightly fragrant, star- An evergreen shrub of Chilean origin and A hardy, vigorous medium-sized shrub bearing A low and spreading evergreen shrub favoured variegated white. with huge, rounded heads of white flowers up shaped flowers on bare branches. The best form introduced by Hillier Nurseries. In early spring, fragrant clusters of rose-tinted flowers with pink for its glossy, dark green leaves and to 30cm across, borne in succession from July to of this stunning, compact Japanese shrub. clusters of large yellow flowers adorn the plant, anthers on bare stems during late autumn and turquoise-blue berries. A striking winter September. attracting bees and complementing the glossy, winter. combination. dark green pinnate foliage. (Protected by PBR).

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre March 10 10 Litre July 10 10 Litre February 10 10 Litre February 10 10 Litre November 10 7.5 Litre September 10

MAHONIA NANDINA PEROVSKIA

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Mahonia japonica Nandina domestica ‘Richmond’ Perovskia ‘Blue Spire’ Viburnum plicatum ‘Mariesii’ A superb small shrub with magnificent Sacred bamboo. Vigorous, medium-sized, A beautiful small shrub of Himalayan origin with A stunning shrub with tiered, architectural evergreen, pinnate leaves and terminal clusters evergreen shrub with attractive foliage deeply cut, grey-green aromatic leaves. Large branches which are wreathed in small, of long, pendant and very fragrant lemon-yellow becoming purple-tinged in spring and autumn. panicles of lavender-blue flowers in late summer. creamy-white flowers during May and June flowers from late autumn into spring. Large panicles of small white flowers are often creating a snow-laden effect. Good autumn leaf followed by abundant red fruits in winter. colour too.

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre October 10 7.5 Litre October 10 7.5 Litre July 10 10 Litre March 10

PHILADELPHUS PHYSOCARPUS

“Feature plants are the quick and easy way to transform a garden, adding immediate maturity Philadelphus ‘Virginal’ Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diable D’Or’ Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’ and instant impact to the garden or patio.” A tall and strong-growing shrub with large, very A hybrid of ‘Dart’s Gold’ and ‘Diabolo’. Bronze-green leaves mature to dark purple. fragrant flowers. The most popular double Compact in habit with stunning, coppery- White flowers appear in June. (Protected by cultivar. orange-red young leaves opening above deeply- PBR) cut, dark purple-red foliage. White flowers in midsummer. (Protected by PBR).

Available Shelf Available Shelf Available Shelf Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost Size From Quantity Cost 7.5 Litre May 10 7.5 Litre April / May 10 7.5 Litre April / May 10

86 87 Interactive Index - Click on a plant name to be taken to the page Interactive Index - Click on a plant name to be taken to the page

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ESS Abelia grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’ 2L 5023242310855 74 MC Anemone hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’ 3L 5023242159034 62 MC Camellia japonica ‘Scentsation’ 3L 5023242318479 19 MC Cordyline ‘Red Star’ 7.5L 5023242314938 32

ESS Abelia grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’ 7.5L 5023242318127 85 MC Anemone hybrida ‘Konigin Charlotte’ 3L 5023242331690 62 ESS Camellia vernalis ‘Yuletide’ 5L 5023242344676 74 MC Cordyline ‘Southern Splendour’ 2L 5023242321011 32

ESS Acacia baileyana ‘Songlines’ 3L 5023242312569 74 MC Anemone hybrida ‘September Charm’ 3L 5023242331713 62 MC Camellia williamsii ‘Jurys Yellow’ 3L 5023242028231 19 MC Cordyline ‘Southern Splendour’ 7.5L 5023242314945 32

ESS Acanthus mollis 3L 5023242341064 68 MC Anemone hybrida ‘Whirlwind’ 3L 5023242331706 62 MC Campanula glomerata ‘Stevie’s Wonder’ 2L 5023242361635 39 ESS Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Solena’ 2L 5023242361659 69

MC Acer palmatum ‘Asahi-zuru’ 10L 5023242302324 28 MC Anemone sylvestris 2L 5023242337722 39 MC Campanula portenschlagiana ‘Catharina’ 2L 5023242344485 52 ESS Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Sunfire’ 2L 5023242312217 69

MC Acer palmatum ‘Beni-maiko’ 3L 5023242203249 6 ESS Anthriscus sylvestris ‘Ravenswing’ 2L 5023242268767 68 ESS Carex comans bronze 2L 5023242258898 83 ESS Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Sunray’ 2L 5023242269283 69

MC Acer palmatum ‘Beni-maiko’ 10L 5023242300368 28 MC Aquilegia ‘Florida’ 2L 5023242325132 29 ESS Carex comans ‘Frosted Curls’ 2L 5023242257587 83 MC Cornus alba ‘Aurea’ 3L 5023242203362 8

MC Acer palmatum ‘Beni-schichihenge’ 3L 5023242264004 6 MC Aquilegia ‘Georgia’ 2L 5023242325149 29 ESS Carex elata ‘Aurea’ (‘Bowles Golden’) 2L 5023242284880 83 MC Cornus alba ‘Baton Rouge’ 3L 5023242328133 8

MC Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ 3L 5023242156781 28 MC Aquilegia ‘Louisiana’ 2L 5023242325156 29 ESS Carex ‘Ice Dance’ 2L 5023242300320 83 MC Cornus alba ‘Elegantissima’ 3L 5023242191980 8

MC Acer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ 10L 5023242291550 28 MC Aquilegia ‘Virginia’ 2L 5023242325170 29 ESS Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’ 3L 5023242333038 83 MC Cornus alba ‘Gouchaultii’ 3L 5023242281322 8

MC Acer palmatum dissectum 10L 5023242256184 28 MC Aquilegia vulgaris ‘Christa Barlow’ 2L 5023242356853 29 ESS Carex testacea 2L 5023242258577 83 MC Cornus alba ‘Kesselringii’ 3L 5023242259871 8

MC Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ 3L 5023242202402 29 MC Aquilegia vulgaris ‘Nora Barlow’ 2L 5023242290072 30 ESS Carpenteria californica ‘Bodnant’ 7.5L 5023242361925 85 MC Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’ 3L 5023242203379 9

MC Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ 10L 5023242256177 29 MC Aquilegia vulgaris ‘White Barlow’ 2L 5023242299488 30 ESS Caryopteris clandonensis ‘Dark Knight’ 3L 5023242327716 74 MC Cornus alba ‘Sibirica Variegata’ 3L 5023242204239 9

MC Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Emerald Lace’ 3L 5023242293257 7 MC Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina Pink’ 2L 5023242355252 39 ESS Caryopteris clandonensis ‘Heavenly Blue’ 7.5L 5023242349749 85 ESS Cornus alternifolia ‘Argentea’ 4L 5023242319339 74

MC Acer palmatum ‘Firecracker’ 3L 5023242325002 6 MC Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina Red’ 2L 5023242312132 39 ESS Catananche caerulea ‘Major’ 2L 5023242269245 68 ESS Cornus canadensis 2L 5023242208770 75

MC Acer palmatum ‘Going Green’ 3L 5023242356273 23 MC Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina White’ 2L 5023242329864 39 MC Ceanothus ‘Autumnal Blue’ 10L 5023242349763 30 ESS Cornus controversa ‘Variegata’ 4L 5023242319346 75

MC Acer palmatum ‘Jerre Schwartz’ 3L 5023242325071 6 ESS Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’ 3L 5023242159263 74 MC Ceanothus ‘Blue Mound’ 3L 5023242339948 31 MC Cornus sanguinea ‘Annys Winter Orange’ 3L 5023242350899 9

MC Acer palmatum ‘Katsura’ 3L 5023242203928 28 MC Astelia banksii 3L 5023242289809 30 MC Ceanothus ‘Blue Mound’ 10L 5023242191102 31 MC Cornus sanguinea ‘Midwinter Fire’ 3L 5023242203409 9

MC Acer palmatum ‘Katsura’ 10L 5023242256191 28 ESS Astelia banksii 7.5L 5023242319001 85 MC Ceanothus ‘Concha’ 3L 5023242198408 31 MC Cornus sericea ‘Buds Yellow’ 3L 5023242211473 9

MC Acer palmatum ‘Little Princess’ 3L 5023242325064 6 MC Astelia nervosa ‘Westland’ 3L 5023242281278 30 MC Ceanothus ‘Concha’ 10L 5023242223841 31 MC Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’ 3L 5023242214139 9

MC Acer palmatum ‘Marlo’ 3L 5023242324968 6 MC Aster alpinus ‘Happy End’ 2L 5023242333120 51 MC Ceanothus ‘Puget Blue’ 3L 5023242193052 31 MC Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea’ 3L 5023242208800 9

MC Acer palmatum ‘Orange Dream’ 3L 5023242327600 6 MC Aster alpinus ‘Violetta’ 2L 5023242350875 51 MC Ceanothus ‘Southmead’ 3L 5023242196329 31 MC Cornus sericea ‘Hedgerows Gold’ 3L 5023242300696 9

MC Acer palmatum ‘Peve Dave’ 3L 5023242324999 23 ESS Aster ‘Little Carlow’ 3L 5023242339443 68 MC Ceanothus thyrsiflorus repens 10L 5023242349770 31 MC Corydalis ‘Canary Feathers’ 2L 5023242332772 32

MC Acer palmatum ‘Red Wine’ 3L 5023242325095 28 ESS Aster ‘Small-Ness’ 2L 5023242361628 68 ESS Centranthus ruber ‘Albus’ 2L 5023242269252 69 MC Cosmos atrosanguineus ‘Chocamocha’ 2L 5023242327709 58

MC Acer palmatum ‘Red Wine’ 10L 5023242327969 28 MC Astrantia major ‘Ruby Wedding’ 2L 5023242337982 51 ESS Centranthus ruber var coccineus 2L 5023242191218 69 MC Cosmos atrosanguineus ‘Eclipse’ 2L 5023242361673 58

MC Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’ 3L 5023242206059 23 MC Astrantia major ‘Venice’ 2L 5023242358338 51 MC Ceratostigma willmottianum ‘Forest Blue’ 3L 5023242293240 62 MC Cotinus ‘Candy Floss’ 3L 5023242339962 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’ 10L 5023242256214 28 MC Astrantia ‘Roma’ 2L 5023242313344 51 MC Ceratostigma willmottianum Sapphire Ring 3L 5023242361642 62 MC Cotinus coggygria ‘Golden Spirit’ 3L 5023242211183 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’ 3L 5023242287959 6 MC Astrantia ‘Snow Star’ 2L 5023242313351 51 MC Choisya x dewitteana ‘Aztec Gold’ 3L 5023242325187 8 MC Cotinus coggygria ‘Golden Spirit’ 10L 5023242304359 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’ 10L 5023242327976 28 MC Athyrium niponicum var pictum (Metallicum) 2L 5023242334592 7 MC Choisya x dewitteana ‘Aztec Gold’ 7.5L 5023242332499 8 MC Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ 3L 5023242226453 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Sumi-nagashi’ 3L 5023242325088 7 MC Athyrium niponicum var pictum (Metallicum) 7.5L 5023242351742 7 MC Choisya x dewitteana ‘Aztec Pearl’ 7.5L 5023242163253 8 MC Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’ 10L 5023242297293 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Summer Gold’ 3L 5023242356907 7 ESS Aucuba japonica ‘Marmorata’ 3L 5023242206073 74 MC Choisya dewitteana ‘White Dazzler’ 3L 5023242319377 31 MC Cotinus ‘Grace’ 10L 5023242211411 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Taylor’ 3L 5023242310633 7 ESS Aucuba japonica ‘Rozannie’ 7.5L 5023242349732 85 MC Choisya dewitteana ‘White Dazzler’ 7.5L 5023242330747 31 MC Cotinus ‘Ruby Glow’ 3L 5023242339955 52

MC Acer palmatum ‘Wilson’s Pink Dwarf’ 3L 5023242327594 28 MC Aucuba japonica ‘Variegata’ 2L 5023242294858 7 MC Choisya ternata 3L 5023242206141 8 ESS Cotoneaster atropurpureus ‘Variegatus’ 2L 5023242294919 75

MC Acer ‘Red Flamingo’ 3L 5023242306056 6 MC Aucuba japonica ‘Variegata’ 7.5L 5023242316956 7 MC Choisya ternata 7.5L 5023242314921 8 ESS Cotoneaster dammeri 2L 5023242288079 75

MC Acer shirasawanum ‘Jordan’ 3L 5023242325019 29 MC Berberis thunbergii ‘Admiration’ 3L 5023242344621 30 MC Choisya ternata ‘Sundance’ 3L 5023242206158 8 ESS Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Cornubia’ 3L 5023242315201 75

MC Acer shirasawanum ‘Moonrise’ 3L 5023242356334 7 MC Berberis thunbergii ‘Harlequin’ 2L 5023242295794 62 MC Choisya ternata ‘Sundance’ 7.5L 5023242163277 8 ESS Cotoneaster horizontalis 2L 5023242201320 75

ESS Achillea Desert Eve Deep Rose 2L 5023242361529 68 MC Berberis thunbergii ‘Harlequin’ 7.5L 5023242314907 62 MC Cistus argenteus ‘Silver Pink’ 3L 5023242163383 39 ESS Cotoneaster horizontalis 7.5L 5023242349701 85

ESS Achillea Desert Eve Red 2L 5023242361536 68 MC Berberis thunbergii ‘Maria’ 3L 5023242319360 30 MC Cistus creticus 3L 5023242208053 39 MC Cotoneaster naoujanensis ‘Berried Treasure’ 3L 5023242318264 9

ESS Achillea Desert Eve Yellow 2L 5023242361543 68 MC Berberis thunbergii ‘Orange Rocket’ 3L 5023242318974 30 MC Cistus creticus 10L 5023242302409 39 MC Cotoneaster naoujanensis ‘Berried Treasure’ 7.5L 5023242331386 9

MC Acorus gramineus ‘Ogon’ 2L 5023242343860 29 MC Berberis thunbergii ‘Red Torch’ 3L 5023242349695 30 MC Cistus obtusifolius ‘Thrive’ 3L 5023242211534 39 ESS Crinodendron hookerianum 3L 5023242165677 75

MC Acorus gramineus ‘Variegatus’ 2L 5023242343877 29 MC Bergenia ‘Harzkristall’ 2L 5023242345826 25 MC Cistus obtusifolius ‘Thrive’ 10L 5023242256283 39 ESS Crinodendron hookerianum 10L 5023242265148 85

MC Agapanthus ‘Bridal Bouquet’ 2L 5023242354897 50 MC Bergenia ‘Overture’ 2L 5023242297354 19 MC Cistus pulverulentus ‘Sunset’ 3L 5023242265025 39 MC Crocosmia crocosmiiflora ‘Carmin Brilliant’ 2L 5023242269337 58

MC Agapanthus ‘Charlotte’ 2L 5023242344638 50 ESS Brachyglottis ‘Walberton’s Silver Dormouse’ 2L 5023242331492 74 MC Cistus pulverulentus ‘Sunset’ 10L 5023242302416 39 MC Crocosmia crocosmiiflora ‘Emily McKenzie’ 2L 5023242275758 58

MC Agapanthus ‘Lavender Haze’ 2L 5023242337784 50 MC Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ 2L 5023242317366 7 MC Cistus purpureus ‘Alan Fradd’ 3L 5023242310848 40 MC Crocosmia crocosmiiflora ‘George Davison’ 2L 5023242260877 58

MC Agapanthus ‘Purple Delight’ 2L 5023242354903 50 MC Buddleja ‘Buzz Candy Pink’ 3L 5023242356884 51 MC Cistus purpureus ‘Alan Fradd’ 10L 5023242325507 40 MC Cyrtomium fortunei 2L 5023242334608 10

ESS Alchemilla mollis 2L 5023242010601 68 MC Buddleja ‘Buzz Hot Raspberry’ 3L 5023242356877 52 MC Clematis armandii ‘Enham Star’ 3L 5023242274966 25 MC Cyrtomium fortunei 7.5L 5023242326511 10

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Bryce 3L 5023242361550 50 MC Buddleja ‘Buzz Indigo’ 3L 5023242356693 52 MC Convolvulus cneorum 2L 5023242156149 31 MC Cytisus ‘Boskoop Ruby’ 2L 5023242300603 32

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Cabana 3L 5023242361567 50 MC Buddleja ‘Buzz Sky Blue’ 3L 5023242320939 52 MC Convolvulus cneorum 7.5L 5023242319063 31 MC Cytisus ‘Lena’ 2L 5023242199894 32

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Doba 3L 5023242361574 50 MC Callicarpa bodinieri ‘Profusion’ 3L 5023242204451 7 MC Coprosma ‘Lemon and Lime’ 3L 5023242318547 31 MC Cytisus ‘Luna’ 2L 5023242202846 32

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Maya 3L 5023242361581 50 ESS Calycalycanthus raulstonii ‘Hartlage Wine’ 3L 5023242353296 74 MC Coprosma ‘Midnight Martini’ 3L 5023242326184 31 MC Cytisus praecox ‘Albus’ 2L 5023242304625 33

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Navayo 3L 5023242361598 50 MC Camellia japonica ‘Blood of China’ 3L 5023242309163 19 MC Coprosma repens ‘Pina Colada’ 3L 5023242326191 32 MC Cytisus praecox ‘Allgold’ 2L 5023242294926 33

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Red 3L 5023242361604 51 MC Camellia japonica ‘Kramer’s Supreme’ 3L 5023242318455 19 MC Coprosma Tequila ‘Sunrise’ 3L 5023242323992 32 MC Dahlia ‘Bishop of Auckland’ 3L 5023242304199 53

MC Alstroemeria Inticancha Sunshine 3L 5023242361611 51 MC Camellia japonica ‘Lavinia Maggi’ 3L 5023242318462 19 MC Cordyline australis ‘Torbay Dazzler’ 2L 5023242328683 32 MC Dahlia ‘Bishop of Canterbury’ 3L 5023242304205 53

ESS Anemanthele lessoniana 3L 5023242326504 83 MC Camellia japonica ‘Margaret Davis’ 3L 5023242026336 19 MC Cordyline australis ‘Torbay Dazzler’ 7.5L 5023242320878 32 MC Dahlia ‘Bishop of Llandaff’ 3L 5023242259000 53

MC Anemone hupehensis ‘Prinz Heinrich’ 3L 5023242319568 62 MC Camellia japonica ‘Orandako’ 3L 5023242309491 19 MC Cordyline ‘Red Star’ 2L 5023242328614 32 MC Dahlia ‘Bishop of Oxford’ 3L 5023242304212 53

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MC Dahlia ‘Bishop of York’ 3L 5023242304229 53 MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Harlequin’ 2L 5023242333878 10 ESS Griselinia littoralis ‘Variegata’ 7.5L 5023242321110 86 MC Hosta ‘Queen Josephine’ 2L 5023242331928 43

MC Dahlia ‘Gallery Art Deco’ 3L 5023242288567 53 MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Silver Queen’ 2L 5023242319391 10 ESS Gunnera manicata 4L 5023242212067 69 MC Hosta ‘So Sweet’ 2L 5023242330372 43

MC Dahlia ‘Gallery Art Nouveau’ 3L 5023242289601 53 MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Silver Queen’ 7.5L 5023242349787 10 ESS Hakonechloa macra ‘Alboaurea’ 2L 5023242207476 83 MC Hosta ‘Wide Brim’ 2L 5023242261805 43

MC Dahlia ‘Gallery Bellini’ 3L 5023242331010 53 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Bravo’ 2L 5023242318875 11 ESS Halimium calycinum 3L 5023242258713 77 MC Houttuynia cordata ‘Flame’ 2L 5023242290102 13

MC Dahlia ‘Gallery Pinto’ 3L 5023242330198 53 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Bravo’ 7.5L 5023242315027 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Aphrodite’ 5L 5023242301976 20 ESS Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’ 10L 5023242349794 86

MC Dahlia ‘Gallery Rivera’ 3L 5023242310947 54 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Francien’ 2L 5023242319278 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Arnold Promise’ 5L 5023242059594 20 MC Hydrangea Kanmara in Champagne 5L 5023242357997 43

MC Dahlia ‘Gallery Valentin’ 3L 5023242331027 54 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Rocket’ 2L 5023242308005 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Barmstedt Gold’ 5L 5023242301983 20 MC Hydrangea Kanmara in Lilac 5L 5023242358017 43

MC Daphne bholua ‘Jacqueline Postill’ 1L 5023242358765 33 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Rocket’ 7.5L 5023242330761 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Jelena’ 5L 5023242059471 20 MC Hydrangea Kanmara in Strong Pink 5L 5023242358024 43

MC Daphne odora ‘Aureomarginata’ 2L 5023242204956 25 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Kathy’ 2L 5023242292946 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Livia’ 5L 5023242302027 20 MC Hydrangea Kanmara in White 5L 5023242358031 43

MC Daphne odora Rebecca 2L 5023242329956 25 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Kathy’ 7.5L 5023242319100 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Orange Beauty’ 5L 5023242302072 20 MC Hydrangea paniculata ‘Jane’ 5L 5023242360263 64

MC Daphne transatlantica ‘Eternal Fragrance’ 2L 5023242355160 25 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Microphyllus Albovariegatus’ 2L 5023242292922 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Pallida’ 5L 5023242059563 20 MC Hydrangea paniculata ‘Silver Dollar’ 5L 5023242359045 64

MC Daphne transatlantica ‘Pink Fragrance’ 2L 5023242355177 25 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Microphyllus Aureovariegatus’ 2L 5023242292939 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Robert’ 5L 5023242302140 20 MC Hydrangea paniculata ‘Wim’s Red’ 5L 5023242355832 64

ESS Deutzia gracilis ‘Nikko’ 2L 5023242300641 75 MC Euonymus japonicus ‘Ovatus Aureus’ 2L 5023242294964 11 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Rubin’ 5L 5023242302157 20 MC Hydrangea paniculata ‘Brussels Lace’ 5L 5023242359595 63

MC Dianthus Tequila Sunrise 1.5L 5023242356822 40 MC Euphorbia characias ‘Black Pearl’ 3L 5023242293547 25 MC Hamamelis intermedia ‘Sunburst’ 5L 5023242059624 21 MC Hydrangea paniculata ‘Kyushu’ 5L 5023242359069 64

MC Dianthus Shirley Temple 1.5L 5023242356815 40 MC Euphorbia characias subsp wulfenii 3L 5023242050850 25 MC Hamamelis x mollis ‘Jermyns Gold’ 5L 5023242302195 21 MC Hypericum ‘Hidcote’ 2L 5023242170695 66

MC Dianthus Passion 1.5L 5023242315355 33 MC Euphorbia ‘Efanthia’ 2L 5023242328461 25 ESS Helenium ‘Moerheim Beauty’ 2L 5023242330976 69 MC Hypericum Miracle Attraction 2L 5023242328706 13

MC Dianthus Mojito 1.5L 5023242356808 40 MC Euphorbia martini ‘Ascot Rainbow’ 2L 5023242315188 26 ESS Helenium ‘Sahin’s Early Flowerer’ 2L 5023242330969 69 MC Hypericum Miracle Blizz 2L 5023242345321 13

MC Dianthus Memories 1.5L 5023242337968 33 MC Euphorbia martini ‘Baby Charm’ 2L 5023242328454 26 ESS Helianthus ‘Lemon Queen’ 3L 5023242317953 70 MC Hypericum Miracle Blossom 2L 5023242345338 13

MC Dianthus Frilly 1.5L 5023242326306 33 MC Exochorda macrantha ‘Niagara’ 3L 5023242324944 34 MC Helleborus ‘Ice N’Roses Red’ 3L 5023242360294 24 MC Hypericum Miracle Wonder 2L 5023242328713 13

MC Dianthus Cosmopolitan 1.5L 5023242356792 40 MC Fatsia japonica 3L 5023242167800 34 MC Helleborus ‘Ice N’Roses White’ 3L 5023242360300 24 MC Hypericum moserianum 2L 5023242192703 66

MC Dianthus Cherry Daiquiri 1.5L 5023242356785 40 MC Fatsia japonica 7.5L 5023242328515 41 MC Helleborus niger HGC JOEL 2L 5023242336251 23 ESS Hypericum moserianum ‘Tricolor’ 2L 5023242300658 77

MC Dianthus Candy Floss 1.5L 5023242306001 33 ESS Festuca glauca ‘Intense Blue’ 2L 5023242325194 83 MC Helleborus niger HGC JONAS 2L 5023242336268 23 MC Iberis ‘Pink Ice’ 2L 5023242350943 44

MC Dianthus Arctic Star 1.5L 5023242326955 33 ESS Forsythia intermedia ‘Goldrausch’ 7.5L 5023242320502 85 MC Helleborus niger HGC WINTERGOLD 2L 5023242336299 23 MC Iberis sempervirens ‘Appen-Etz’ 2L 5023242330778 34

MC Dicksonia antarctica 2L 5023242343709 10 MC Forsythia intermedia ‘Lynwood’ 3L 5023242054100 26 MC Helleborus x ballardiae HGC MERLIN 7.5L 5023242361710 23 ESS Ilex altaclerensis ‘Golden King’ 3L 5023242189192 77

MC Digitalis Illumination Cherry Brandy 2L 5023242347714 40 MC Fuchsia ‘Army Nurse’ 2L 5023242282756 41 MC Helleborus HGC MADAME LEMONNIER 2L 5023242352305 24 ESS Ilex aquifolium ‘Alaska’ 3L 5023242318257 77

MC Digitalis Illumination Pink 2L 5023242337623 40 MC Fuchsia ‘Delta’s Sarah’ 2L 5023242316185 41 MC Helleborus HGC MADAME LEMONNIER 7.5L 5023242361703 24 ESS Ilex aquifolium ‘Argentea Marginata’ 3L 5023242189666 77

MC Digitalis purpurea albiflora 2L 5023242337289 41 MC Fuchsia ‘Display’ 2L 5023242205779 41 MC Helleborus x ballardiae HGC MAESTRO 3L 5023242336480 23 ESS Imperata cylindrica ‘Rubra’ (‘Red Baron’) 2L 5023242295237 84

MC Digitalis ‘Serendipity’ 2L 5023242315263 40 MC Fuchsia ‘Dollar Prinzessin’ 2L 5023242213361 41 MC Helleborus x ericsmithii HGC MONTE CRISTO 3L 5023242336527 23 MC Indigofera himalayensis ‘Silk Road’ 3L 5023242293363 44

MC Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata’ (The King) 2L 5023242334615 10 MC Fuchsia ‘Genii’ 2L 5023242186283 41 MC Helleborus HGC PINK FROST 3L 5023242336534 24 MC Iris ‘Actress’ 3L 5023242326245 34

MC Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata’ (The King) 7.5L 5023242329604 10 MC Fuchsia ‘Madame Cornelissen’ 2L 5023242186870 42 MC Helleborus x ballardiae HGC SNOW DANCE 3L 5023242336558 24 MC Iris ‘Beverly Sills’ 3L 5023242337081 34

MC Dryopteris erythrosora var. prolifica 2L 5023242338545 10 MC Fuchsia ‘Mrs Popple’ 2L 5023242333939 42 MC Helleborus x hybridus ‘Spring Promise Conny’ 2L 5023242336336 24 MC Iris ‘Bold Print’ 3L 5023242326252 34

MC Dryopteris erythrosora var. prolifica 7.5L 5023242343723 10 MC Fuchsia ‘Sunray’ 2L 5023242207018 42 MC Helleborus x hybridus ‘Spring Promise Conny’ 5L 5023242361727 24 MC Iris ‘Braithwaite’ 3L 5023242334707 34

MC Dryopteris filix-mas ‘Barnesii’ 7.5L 5023242326580 10 MC Fuchsia ‘Tom Thumb’ 2L 5023242186313 42 MC Helleborus x hybridus ‘Spring Promise Lily’ 2L 5023242355580 24 MC Iris ‘Deep Black’ 3L 5023242337074 34

MC Echinacea Fourth of July 2L 5023242357034 62 MC Gaillardia ‘Celebr’ation’ 2L 5023242347950 58 MC Helleborus x hybridus ‘Spring Promise Lily’ 5L 5023242361734 24 MC Iris ‘Love’s Tune’ 3L 5023242334745 35

MC Echinacea purpurea ‘Alba’ 2L 5023242269481 63 MC Gaillardia ‘Sunset Cutie’ 2L 5023242359359 58 MC Heuchera ‘Blackberry Jam’ 2L 5023242317656 11 MC Iris ‘Ola Kala’ 3L 5023242289922 35

MC Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’ 2L 5023242198736 63 MC Garrya elliptica ‘James Roof’ 4L 5023242345840 19 MC Heuchera ‘Fire Chief’ 2L 5023242317465 11 ESS Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’ 3L 5023242329048 70

ESS Elaeagnus ebbingei 2L 5023242294933 75 MC Gaura lindheimeri ‘Freefolk Rosy’ 2L 5023242351759 63 MC Heuchera ‘Forever Purple’ 2L 5023242361741 54 ESS Kerria japonica ‘Golden Guinea’ 3L 5023242330563 77

ESS Elaeagnus ebbingei ‘Vivileg’ 3L 5023242312729 76 MC Gaura lindheimeri Gaudi Pink 2L 5023242350929 63 MC Heuchera ‘Licorice’ 2L 5023242315508 12 ESS Kerria japonica ‘Pleniflora’ 3L 5023242330570 77

ESS Elaeagnus pungens ‘Maculata’ 3L 5023242166612 76 MC Gaura lindheimeri Gaudi Red 2L 5023242350912 63 MC Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ 2L 5023242326702 54 ESS Knautia macedonica ‘Red Knight’ 2L 5023242327693 70

ESS Elaeagnus ‘Quicksilver’ 2L 5023242339290 76 MC Gaura lindheimeri ‘Papillon’ 2L 5023242342962 63 MC Heuchera ‘Marmalade’ 2L 5023242328799 12 MC Kniphofia ‘Happy Halloween’ 3L 5023242359243 44

ESS Elaeagnus ‘Quicksilver’ 7.5L 5023242357775 85 MC Gaura lindheimeri ‘Rosyjane’ 2L 5023242310831 63 MC Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ 2L 5023242315515 12 ESS Lamprocapnos spectabilis ‘Valentine’ 2L 5023242361512 70

MC Epimedium acuminatum ‘Akebono’ 2L 5023242344430 41 MC Genista ‘Porlock’ 3L 5023242295404 34 MC Heuchera ‘Paris’ 2L 5023242318387 12 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Arctic Snow’ 2L 5023242293387 44

MC Erigeron glaucus ‘Sea Breeze’ 2L 5023242312910 63 MC Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’ 2L 5023242057798 54 MC Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ 2L 5023242315546 12 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Arctic Snow’ 7.5L 5023242351261 44

MC Erigeron karvinskianus ‘Kew Profusion’ 2L 5023242317618 58 MC Geranium ‘Mavis Simpson’ 2L 5023242317281 42 MC Heuchera ‘Sugar Frosting’ 2L 5023242315560 12 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ 2L 5023242171913 44

MC Erysimum ‘Bowles’s Mauve’ 2L 5023242346748 41 MC Geranium Rozanne 2L 5023242323299 42 MC Heucherella ‘Alabama Sunrise’ 2L 5023242338569 12 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ 3L 5023242321202 44

MC Erysimum ‘Red Jep’ 2L 5023242346762 33 MC Geranium sanguineum ‘Album’ 2L 5023242057750 54 MC Heucherella ‘Brass Lantern’ 2L 5023242332086 12 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ 7.5L 5023242321219 44

ESS Escallonia ‘Iveyi’ 2L 5023242294940 76 MC Geranium sanguineum var striatum 2L 5023242269788 54 MC Heucherella ‘Cracked Ice’ 2L 5023242353760 12 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ (autumn) 2L 5023242330693 14

ESS Escallonia laevis ‘Gold Ellen’ 2L 5023242294957 76 MC Geranium ‘Tiny Monster’ 2L 5023242339399 42 MC Heucherella ‘Kimono’ 2L 5023242327235 13 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ (summer) 2L 5023242351933 64

ESS Escallonia ‘Pink Elle’ 2L 5023242333793 76 MC Geum ‘Cosmopolitan’ 2L 5023242347301 59 MC Heucherella ‘Solar Power’ 2L 5023242328362 13 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Imperial Gem’ 2L 5023242211763 44

ESS Escallonia ‘Red Elf’ 2L 5023242332673 76 MC Geum ‘Flames of Passion’ 2L 5023242347318 59 MC Heucherella ‘Sweet Tea’ 2L 5023242318714 13 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Loddon Blue’ 2L 5023242255422 44

ESS Euonymus alatus ‘Blade Runner’ 3L 5023242338026 76 MC Geum ‘Tequila Sunrise’ 2L 5023242347332 59 MC Heucherella ‘Tapestry’ 2L 5023242319667 13 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Loddon Pink’ 2L 5023242211770 44

MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ 2L 5023242228006 10 MC Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’ 2L 5023242329581 59 MC Hosta ‘Guacamole’ 2L 5023242337906 42 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Loddon Pink’ 7.5L 5023242351285 44

MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ 7.5L 5023242319087 10 ESS Gladiolus murielae 3L 5023242259376 69 MC Hosta ‘Halcyon’ 2L 5023242331911 42 MC Lavandula angustifolia Mellisa Lilac 2L 5023242296593 44

MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald n Gold’ 2L 5023242310541 10 ESS Griselinia littoralis 3L 5023242168982 76 MC Hosta ‘Patriot’ 2L 5023242331577 43 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ 2L 5023242171951 45

MC Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald n Gold’ 7.5L 5023242319094 10 ESS Griselinia littoralis ‘Variegata’ 3L 5023242168999 77 MC Hosta ‘Pilgrim’ 2L 5023242361758 43 MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ 3L 5023242321226 45

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MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ 7.5L 5023242328522 45 ESS Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’ 10L 5023242268309 86 ESS Penstemon ‘White Bedder’ 3L 5023242333021 71 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Golf Ball’ 7.5L 5023242349725 22

MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ (autumn) 2L 5023242330716 14 ESS Mahonia japonica 3L 5023242206394 79 ESS Perovskia ‘Blue Spire’ 3L 5023242332420 79 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Gold Ball’ 2L 5023242361833 21

MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ (summer) 2L 5023242351926 64 ESS Mahonia japonica 7.5L 5023242349824 86 ESS Perovskia ‘Blue Spire’ 7.5L 5023242349848 86 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Silver Ball’ 2L 5023242361840 22

MC Lavandula angustifolia ‘Platinum Blonde’ 2L 5023242354521 45 ESS Mahonia media ‘Winter Sun’ 3L 5023242194387 79 ESS Persicaria affinis ‘Superba’ 2L 5023242329222 71 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Irene Paterson’ 3L 5023242175959 22

MC Lavandula chaytoriae ‘Sawyers’ 2L 5023242205915 45 MC Matteuccia struthiopteris 7.5L 5023242329611 14 ESS Persicaria runcinata ‘Purple Fantasy’ 2L 5023242361772 71 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Tom Thumb’ 3L 5023242209708 22

MC Lavandula intermedia ‘Hidcote Giant’ 2L 5023242305141 45 MC Melittis melissophyllum ‘Royal Velvet Distinction’ 2L 5023242323220 45 ESS Philadelphus ‘Belle Etoile’ 3L 5023242174822 79 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Tom Thumb’ 7.5L 5023242344317 22

MC Lavandula pedunculata ‘Purple Emperor’ 2L 5023242263663 35 MC Miscanthus sinensis ‘Morning Light’ 3L 5023242255842 66 ESS Philadelphus coronarius ‘Aureus’ 3L 5023242174792 79 ESS Polemonium yezoense ‘Bressingham Purple’ 2L 5023242332185 71

MC Lavandula ‘Regal Splendour’ 2L 5023242289106 35 MC Miscanthus sinensis ‘Red Chief’ 3L 5023242351186 66 ESS Philadelphus maculatus ‘Sweet Clare’ 5L 5023242356921 80 MC Polystichum polyblepharum 2L 5023242343761 16

MC Lavandula ‘Regal Splendour’ 7.5L 5023242321318 35 MC Miscanthus sinensis Red Cloud 3L 5023242357416 66 ESS Philadelphus ‘Mrs E L Robinson’ 3L 5023242255545 80 MC Polystichum polyblepharum 7.5L 5023242332093 16

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Bella Rose’ 2L 5023242326764 35 MC Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’ 3L 5023242258638 66 ESS Philadelphus ‘Virginal’ 7.5L 5023242315058 86 MC Polystichum setiferum ‘Herrenhausen’ 2L 5023242343778 16

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Bouquet of Roses’ 2L 5023242326795 35 MC Nandina domestica ‘Fire Power’ 3L 5023242207841 21 MC Phlox ‘Famous Cerise’ 2L 5023242361789 67 MC Polystichum setiferum ‘Herrenhausen’ 7.5L 5023242329635 16

MC Lavandula stoechas Lilac Wings 2L 5023242289090 35 MC Nandina domestica ‘Gulf Stream’ 2L 5023242350950 21 MC Phlox ‘Famous Light Purple’ 2L 5023242361796 67 MC Polystichum tsussimense 2L 5023242334646 16

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Papillon’ 2L 5023242186405 35 MC Nandina domestica Obsessed 2L 5023242334752 21 MC Phlox ‘Famous Pink Dark Eye’ 2L 5023242361802 67 ESS Potentilla nepalensis ‘Miss Willmott’ 2L 5023242350981 72

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Provencal’ 2L 5023242277875 35 ESS Nandina domestica ‘Richmond’ 7.5L 5023242349831 86 MC Phlox ‘Famous Purple’ 2L 5023242361819 67 MC Primula beesiana 2L 5023242098159 47

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Springbreak Princess’ 2L 5023242346960 36 MC Nemesia ‘Karoo Pink’ 1.5L 5023242361239 46 MC Phlox ‘Famous White Eye’ 2L 5023242361826 67 MC Primula bulleyana 2L 5023242270678 47

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Springbreak Princess’ 7.5L 5023242355566 36 MC Nemesia ‘Karoo Soft Blue’ 1.5L 5023242361246 46 MC Phormium Black Velvet 3L 5023242331164 36 MC Primula japonica ‘Apple Blossom’ 2L 5023242341057 47

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Victory’ 2L 5023242305059 36 MC Nemesia Sunsatia Plus Cherry on Ice 1.5L 5023242361253 46 MC Phormium Black Velvet 7.5L 5023242331980 36 MC Primula japonica ‘Miller’s Crimson’ 2L 5023242270685 47

MC Lavandula stoechas ‘Victory’ 7.5L 5023242351308 36 MC Nemesia Sunsatia Plus Lychee 1.5L 5023242361260 46 MC Phormium cookianum ‘Tricolor’ 3L 5023242204987 36 MC Primula japonica ‘Postford White’ 2L 5023242280325 47

MC Lavatera clementii ‘Barnsley Baby’ 3L 5023242328331 36 MC Nemesia Sunsatia Plus Pomelo 1.5L 5023242361277 46 MC Phormium ‘Crimson Devil’ 3L 5023242325705 36 MC Prunus incisa ‘Kojo-no-mai’ 3L 5023242209937 26

MC Lavatera clementii ‘Burgundy Wine’ 3L 5023242206356 36 MC Nemesia ‘Wisley Vanilla’ 1.5L 5023242357768 46 MC Phormium ‘Jester’ 3L 5023242255613 37 MC Pulmonaria ‘Blue Ensign’ 2L 5023242260310 37

MC Lavatera clementii ‘Mary Hope’ 3L 5023242325699 36 MC Nepeta faassenii ‘Purrsian Blue’ 2L 5023242355702 60 MC Phormium ‘Jester’ 7.5L 5023242327990 37 MC Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ 2L 5023242330082 37

MC Lavatera clementii ‘Rosea’ 3L 5023242288185 36 ESS Nepeta ‘Six Hills Giant’ 2L 5023242339405 70 MC Phormium ‘Maori Queen’ 3L 5023242255637 37 MC Pulsatilla vulgaris Red Clock 2L 5023242330099 37

MC Leucanthemum ‘Real Charmer’ 3L 5023242356945 59 MC Nerine bowdenii 2L 5023242334516 14 MC Phormium ‘Maori Queen’ 7.5L 5023242317038 37 MC Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Rosen Glocke’ 2L 5023242355153 38

MC Leucanthemum ‘Real Neat’ 3L 5023242356969 59 ESS Olearia haastii 2L 5023242349886 79 MC Phormium ‘Pink Stripe’ 3L 5023242255620 37 MC Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Violet Blue’ 2L 5023242330341 38

MC Leucothoe axillaris ‘Curly Red’ 2L 5023242329888 14 MC Onoclea sensibilis 7.5L 5023242343754 14 MC Phormium ‘Sundowner’ 3L 5023242195766 37 MC Pyracantha ‘Mohave’ 4L 5023242357911 16

MC Leucothoe ‘Carinella’ 2L 5023242329895 14 ESS Osmanthus burkwoodii 3L 5023242174280 79 MC Phormium ‘Yellow Wave’ 3L 5023242192789 37 MC Pyracantha ‘Orange Glow’ 4L 5023242357904 16

MC Leucothoe fontanesiana ‘Rainbow’ 2L 5023242155920 14 MC Osmanthus heterophyllus ‘Goshiki’ 2L 5023242187044 15 MC Phormium ‘Yellow Wave’ 7.5L 5023242315102 37 MC Pyracantha rogersiana ‘Flava’ 4L 5023242357898 16

MC Leucothoe ‘Scarletta’ 2L 5023242194325 14 MC Osmanthus heterophyllus ‘Variegatus’ 2L 5023242190402 15 MC Photinia fraseri ‘Canivily’ 2L 5023242304649 15 ESS Rhodanthemum ‘Casablanca’ 2L 5023242361857 72

ESS Leycesteria formosa ‘Golden Lanterns’ 3L 5023242300672 77 MC Osmunda regalis ‘Purpurascens’ 7.5L 5023242325583 15 MC Photinia fraseri ‘Little Red Robin’ 2L 5023242304700 15 ESS Rhodanthemum ‘Marrakech’ 2L 5023242361864 72

ESS Leycesteria formosa ‘Purple Rain’ 3L 5023242300689 78 ESS Pachysandra terminalis 2L 5023242318967 79 MC Photinia fraseri ‘Louise’ 3L 5023242340593 37 MC Rhodohypoxis baurii ‘Alba’ 1.5L 5023242351100 55

ESS Ligustrum ovalifolium ‘Aureum’ 2L 5023242172286 78 ESS Pachysandra terminalis ‘Variegata’ 2L 5023242084992 79 MC Photinia fraseri ‘Louise’ 7.5L 5023242340616 37 MC Rhodohypoxis baurii ‘Mars’ 1.5L 5023242351018 55

ESS Ligustrum undulatum ‘Lemon Lime and Clippers’ 2L 5023242340029 78 MC Paeonia lactiflora ‘Bowl of Beauty’ 4L 5023242329413 46 MC Photinia fraseri ‘Red Robin’ 2L 5023242209142 15 MC Rhodohypoxis ‘Claudia’ 1.5L 5023242351032 55

MC Lilium formosanum var pricei 2L 5023242271507 54 MC Paeonia lactiflora ‘Karl Rosenfield’ 4L 5023242329420 46 MC Photinia fraseri ‘Red Robin’ 7.5L 5023242315119 15 MC Rhodohypoxis ‘Hebron Farm Cerise’ 1.5L 5023242351001 55

ESS Linaria purpurea ‘Canon Went’ 2L 5023242317687 70 MC Paeonia lactiflora ‘Krinkled White’ 4L 5023242336619 46 ESS Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Dart’s Gold’ 3L 5023242188591 80 MC Rhodohypoxis ‘Pintado’ 1.5L 5023242351025 55

MC Lobelia ‘Starship Rose’ 2L 5023242361765 59 MC Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ 4L 5023242329444 47 ESS Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diable D’Or’ 3L 5023242298368 80 ESS Rodgersia ‘Bronze Peacock’ 2L 5023242358307 72

ESS Lonicera nitida ‘Baggesens’ Gold’ 2L 5023242194431 78 MC Paeonia lactiflora ‘Shirley Temple’ 4L 5023242329451 47 ESS Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diable D’Or’ 7.5L 5023242315133 86 MC Ribes sanguineum ‘Elkington’s White’ 3L 5023242310732 26

ESS Lonicera nitida ‘Lemon Beauty’ 2L 5023242207834 78 MC Paeonia lactilfora ‘Sword Dance’ 4L 5023242329468 47 ESS Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’ 3L 5023242288246 80 MC Ribes sanguineum ‘Koja’ 3L 5023242288307 26

ESS Lonicera purpusii ‘Winter Beauty’ 3L 5023242172545 78 MC Panicum virgatum ‘Heavy Metal’ 3L 5023242295299 67 ESS Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’ 7.5L 5023242314839 86 ESS Romneya coulteri 3L 5023242179537 80

MC Lophomyrtus ralphii ‘Magic Dragon’ 3L 5023242325231 24 MC Panicum virgatum ‘Heiliger Hain’ 3L 5023242351841 67 MC Pieris ‘Flaming Silver’ 2L 5023242090252 15 MC Rosmarinus ‘Green Ginger’ 2L 5023242326214 24

ESS Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum ‘Fire Dance’ 3L 5023242343471 78 ESS Papaver ‘Moondance’ 2L 5023242331089 70 MC Pieris ‘Flaming Silver’ 7.5L 5023242238661 15 MC Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Little Goldstar’ 2L 5023242329918 65

ESS Luma apiculata ‘Glanleam Gold’ 3L 5023242211428 78 ESS Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ 3L 5023242334691 84 MC Pieris ‘Forest Flame’ 2L 5023242090009 15 MC Rudbeckia fulgida var sullivantii ‘Goldsturm’ 3L 5023242130200 65

MC Lupinus ‘Chandelier’ 2L 5023242270234 54 ESS Pennisetum ‘Fairy Tails’ 3L 5023242351902 84 MC Pieris ‘Forest Flame’ 7.5L 5023242175478 15 MC Rudbeckia Summerina Orange 3L 5023242355689 65

MC Lupinus Manhattan Lights 3L 5023242355788 45 ESS Penstemon ‘Andenken en Friedrich Hahn’ 3L 5023242337302 71 MC Pieris japonica ‘Bonfire’ 2L 5023242318783 26 MC Rudbeckia Summerina Yellow 3L 5023242355672 65

MC Lupinus Masterpice 3L 5023242358604 45 ESS Penstemon ‘Blackbird’ 3L 5023242332987 71 MC Pieris japonica ‘Carnaval’ 2L 5023242289540 15 ESS Salix udensis ‘Golden Sunshine’ 3L 5023242351056 80

MC Lupinus ‘My Castle’ 2L 5023242270241 55 ESS Penstemon ‘Hidcote Pink’ 3L 5023242333007 71 MC Pieris japonica ‘Katsura’ 2L 5023242316826 26 MC Salvia ‘Blue Note’ 3L 5023242347929 65

MC Lupinus ‘Noble Maiden’ 2L 5023242074207 55 MC Penstemon ‘Pensham Amelia Jane’ 3L 5023242323237 64 MC Pieris japonica ‘Little Heath’ 2L 5023242175492 16 MC Salvia greggii ‘Icing Sugar’ 3L 5023242355344 65

MC Lupinus Persian Slipper 3L 5023242355795 45 MC Penstemon ‘Pensham Czar’ 3L 5023242322001 64 MC Pieris japonica ‘Little Heath’ 7.5L 5023242319193 16 MC Salvia jamensis ‘Hot Lips’ 3L 5023242301785 65

MC Lupinus ‘The Chatelaine’ 2L 5023242074146 55 MC Penstemon ‘Pensham Laura’ 3L 5023242322018 64 MC Pieris japonica ‘Ralto’ 2L 5023242336800 16 MC Salvia ‘Love and Wishes’ 3L 5023242355351 60

MC Lupinus ‘The Governor’ 2L 5023242074160 55 MC Penstemon ‘Pensham Plum Jerkum’ 3L 5023242323244 65 MC Pieris japonica ‘Ralto’ 7.5L 5023242334196 16 MC Salvia microphylla ‘Bordeaux’ 3L 5023242356068 65

MC Lupinus Towering Inferno 3L 5023242358611 45 MC Penstemon Phoenix Appleblossom 2L 5023242320328 60 MC Pieris japonica ‘Valley Valentine’ 2L 5023242194295 16 MC Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ 2L 5023242304267 47

MC Lychnis flos-cuculi Jenny 2L 5023242344645 59 MC Penstemon Phoenix Magenta 2L 5023242320342 60 MC Pieris japonica ‘Valley Valentine’ 7.5L 5023242317076 16 MC Salvia nemorosa ‘Ostfriesland’ 2L 5023242288666 56

MC Lychnis flos-cuculi ‘White Robin’ 2L 5023242341255 59 MC Penstemon Phoenix Red 2L 5023242320359 60 MC Pittosporum ‘Arundel Green’ 3L 5023242267319 21 MC Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation Deep Blue’ 2L 5023242329857 60

ESS Lysimachia atropurpurea ‘Beajolais’ 2L 5023242294247 70 MC Penstemon Phoenix Violet 2L 5023242320373 60 MC Pittosporum ‘Garnettii’ 3L 5023242203645 21 MC Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation Rose’ 2L 5023242278339 60

ESS Lythrum salicaria ‘Robert’ 2L 5023242192581 70 ESS Penstemon ‘Purple Bedder’ 3L 5023242332963 71 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Elizabeth’ 3L 5023242314532 21 MC Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation White’ 2L 5023242351049 60

ESS Magnolia stellata ‘Waterlily’ 5L 5023242281452 78 ESS Penstemon ‘Sour Grapes’ 3L 5023242333014 71 MC Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Golf Ball’ 3L 5023242316840 22 MC Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ 3L 5023242281070 48

92 93 Interactive Index - Click on a plant name to be taken to the page

Mk Pot Mk Pot Grp Plant Name Size Barcode Page Grp Plant Name Size Barcode Page Our Mission: to “Inspire MC Sambucus nigra ‘Black Lace’ 7.5L 5023242328348 48 MC Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Patriot’ 3L 5023242304304 18 the creation of green, living MC Sambucus nigra ‘Blue Sheen’ 3L 5023242329925 48 MC Verbascum ‘Pink Kisses’ 2L 5023242359236 56 MC Sambucus nigra ‘Serenade’ 3L 5023242350813 48 MC Verbena bonariensis 2L 5023242271088 56 spaces for now and the future” ESS Sanguisorba ‘Burgundy Buttons’ 2L 5023242361871 72 MC Verbena bonariensis ‘Lollipop’ 2L 5023242330402 56

ESS Santolina chamaecyparissus 2L 5023242133027 80 MC Veronica ‘Inspire Blue’ 2L 5023242327259 56

ESS Santolina rosmarinifolia ‘Lemon Fizz’ 2L 5023242317908 80 MC Veronica ‘Inspire Pink’ 2L 5023242327242 56

MC Sarcococca confusa 2L 5023242180779 22 MC Veronica longifolia ‘Marietta’ 2L 5023242351087 56

ESS Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Ghorepani’ 2L 5023242333113 81 MC Veronica spicata ‘Ulster Blue Dwarf’ 2L 5023242296708 57

MC Sarcococca hookeriana ‘Winter Gem’ 2L 5023242340623 22 ESS Viburnum bodnantense ‘Dawn’ 3L 5023242185132 81

ESS Scabiosa atropurpurea ‘Beaujolais Bonnets’ 2L 5023242309613 72 ESS Viburnum bodnantense ‘Dawn’ 10L 5023242349855 87

MC Scabiosa Incisa ‘Kudo’ 2L 5023242359373 56 ESS Viburnum burkwoodii ‘Anne Russell’ 5L 5023242310466 81

MC Scabiosa ‘Vivid Violet’ 2L 5023242317311 56 ESS Viburnum burkwoodii ‘Mohawk’ 5L 5023242310473 81

ESS Sedum ‘Bertram Anderson’ 2L 5023242333953 72 ESS Viburnum davidii 2L 5023242185095 81

ESS Sedum ‘Firecracker’ 2L 5023242355085 72 ESS Viburnum davidii 7.5L 5023242319322 87

ESS Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’ (Autumn Joy) 2L 5023242330983 72 ESS Viburnum ‘Le Bois Marquis’ 3L 5023242329949 81

ESS Sedum ‘Lime Zinger’ 2L 5023242355047 73 ESS Viburnum plicatum ‘Mariesii’ 3L 5023242185385 82

ESS Sedum ‘Rose Carpet’ 2L 5023242359335 73 ESS Viburnum plicatum ‘Mariesii’ 10L 5023242151946 87

ESS Sedum ‘Matrona’ 2L 5023242334004 73 ESS Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Pink Beauty’ 3L 5023242192031 82

ESS Sedum spectabile ‘Hot Stuff’ 2L 5023242334479 73 ESS Viburnum tinus ‘Spirit’ 2L 5023242349923 82

MC Sidalcea ‘Elsie Heugh’ 3L 5023242270852 61 ESS Vinca major ‘Wojo’s Jem’ 2L 5023242294315 82

MC Silene alpestris ‘Starry Dreams’ 2L 5023242324821 38 MC Vinca minor ‘Atropurpurea’ 2L 5023242209296 26

MC Silene dioica ‘Rollie’s Favourite’ 2L 5023242310954 48 MC Vinca minor ‘Azurea Flore Pleno’ 2L 5023242209302 27

MC Silene Jiggy ‘Pink’ 2L 5023242361888 67 MC Vinca minor ‘Gertrude Jekyll’ 2L 5023242211138 27

MC Silene Jiggy ‘White’ 2L 5023242361895 67 MC Vinca minor ‘Illumination’ 2L 5023242265735 27

MC Skimmia confusa ‘Kew Green’ 3L 5023242361918 17 MC Vinca minor ‘La Grave (Bowles Variety)’ 2L 5023242209319 27

MC Skimmia japonica ‘Fragrans’ 2L 5023242326498 17 MC Vinca minor ‘Ralph Shugert’ 2L 5023242325774 27

MC Skimmia japonica ‘Godrie’s Dwarf’ 2L 5023242301341 17 MC Weigela All Summer Red 3L 5023242351094 57

MC Skimmia japonica ‘Red Diamonds’ 3L 5023242347004 17 MC Weigela Black and White 3L 5023242349664 57

MC Skimmia japonica ‘Red Riding Hood’ 2L 5023242181097 17 MC Weigela florida ‘Magical Rainbow’ 3L 5023242321486 61

MC Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ 2L 5023242289694 17 MC Weigela ‘florida Variegata’ 3L 5023242346694 57

MC Skimmia japonica ‘Wanto’ 3L 5023242326634 17 MC Weigela middendorffiana ‘Mango’ 3L 5023242339979 49

MC Skimmia japonica ‘White Bella’ 3L 5023242326627 17 MC Weigela Pink Poppet 3L 5023242325750 57

ESS Sophora ‘Sun King’ 10L 5023242273389 87 ESS Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’ 3L 5023242329550 81 BRAISHFIELD Directions: MC Spiraea ‘Arguta’ 3L 5023242182728 38 FROM THE EAST (VIA M3/M27) MC Spiraea japonica ‘Firelight’ 3L 5023242332437 48 At junction 12, take the A335 MC Spiraea japonica ‘Golden Princess’ 3L 5023242332444 48 exit to Eastleigh/Chandler’s Ford Take first exit on first roundabout, MC Spiraea japonica ‘Little Princess’ 3L 5023242294889 48 Straight over the second Sir Harold Hillier Gardens Hillier Broadmead ESS Stachyurus chinensis ‘Celina’ 3L 5023242310435 81 Tree Nursery Take Second exit on the third Hillier Braishfield Garden Centre WINCHESTER roundabout onto Hocombe Rd, ESS Stipa gigantea 3L 5023242142159 84 Continue onto Hook Rd and turn MC Stipa tenuissima 2L 5023242255880 66 left onto A3090 Hillier Woodlands Nursery Hillier Nurseries Destination will be on the right MC Stokesia laevis ‘Divinity’ 2L 5023242361901 66 Head Office (Ampfield House) MC Stokesia laevis ‘Mel’s Blue’ 2L 5023242345383 61 Hillier Brentry Nursery FROM THE WEST (VIA M27) ROMSEY At junction 3, take the M271 exit MC Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Candy’ 3L 5023242328669 17 to Southampton/Docks, at the MC Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Galaxy’ 3L 5023242328676 18 roundabout, take the first exit onto M271 heading to Romsey MC Symphoricarpos ‘Magical Sweet’ 3L 5023242349657 18 Take the second exit on the next two M3 FROM J12 SIGNED roundabouts and then the 1st exit onto MC Syringa bloomerang Pink Perfume 3L 5023242351063 38 POSTED FOR CHANDLERS FORD & EASTLEIGH Botley road. Turn right onto Highwood Ln. MC Syringa ‘Red Pixie’ 3L 5023242266763 38 then right again onto Halterworth Ln. M27 FROM J3 MC Syringa ‘Red Pixie’ 7.5L 5023242319315 38 Turn right onto A3090. Destination will be on the left ESS Tamarix tetrandra 3L 5023242207247 81

ESS Thalictrum ‘Splendide’ 2L 5023242345390 73 SOUTHAMPTON MC Tiarella ‘Spring Symphony’ 2L 5023242355641 48 MC Tradescantia andersoniana ‘Sunshine Charm’ 2L 5023242344805 38 All orders are subject to our Terms and Conditions. MC Tradescantia andersoniana ‘Sweet Kate’ 2L 5023242357027 48 Please refer to http://www.hillier.co.uk/nurseries/terms-conditions/ to view. MC Vaccinium ‘Bluecrop’ 3L 5023242304298 18 All prices correct at time of going to print.

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