RETAIL MAIL ORDER ALPINES, SMALL WOODLAND PLANTS, DWARF BULBS CATALOGUE 2016 AND DWARF shrubs ALL 9CM SQUARE POTS Available all year round £3.00 Achillea x „King Edward‟ First rate alpine, flowering for ages with soft primrose yellow blooms. Only 4” high. £3.00 Achillea ageratifolia Close, silvery pad with 3” stems of large, white (1 LITRE PLANTS LISTED AFTER primula section) flowers. Trough or scree in full sun. Uncommon. £3.00 Acinos alpinus Alpine herb forming small mound. Lots purple- pink labiate flrs. in Summer. Dry scree/ sun. £5.00 Adonis brevistyla RARE. Large, glistening white daisies with an TO PLACE AN ORDER : ice-blue reverse, giving crystal-like effect. £3.00 Allium acuminatum North American species, approx. 7” high, with 1)Telephone or Email your order to [email protected] umbels of lrg. reddish-pink flowers. Full sun. OR complete our online order form. £3.00 Allium cernnum Excellent rockery variety, only 10” high, with drooping pink umbels in late summer. 2) We will reply with total cost, and confirm availability. £3.00 Allium cernnum Excellent rockery variety, only 8” high, with 3) On confirmation, please send cheque to Rumbling Bridge Nursery, (pink form) drooping pink umbels in late summer. Briglands Estate, Rumbling Bridge, Kinross, KY13 0PS £4.00 Allium cernnum Wonderful, new introduction. Free flowering, at „Dwarf White‟ Only 7” high. Looks good on rockery. Alternatively, please use Paypal. £4.00 Allium insubricum Very special, slow to reach flwrg. size, dusky pink, thimble sized bells hang from 8” stems. £3.00 Allium macranthum A dramatic Allium with large purple bells in Our plants are bulky, 9 x 9 x 10cm SQUARE potS clusters during June. Height 10”. Himalayas. and are well rooted into our own organic, leaf mould based £3.00 Allium sikkimensis Neat rockery species at only 7” with deep royal compost, with long-life nutrients added. blue heads. One of very best for alpine gardens. £3.00 Allium thunbergii Last alpine to flower on Nursery, at only 6”. Round, pink globes, Oct – November. Japan. carriage (uk mainland only) £3.00 Andromeda polifolia Forming open globe of bluish-grey, narrow up to 2kg (1 - 8 x 9cm plants) - £10 „Blue Ice‟ leaves. Many soft pink flowers. Sheltered site. 2 – 4kg (up to 20 x 9cm plants, approx.) - £12 £3.00 Androsace carnea Compact „Thrift like‟ mound with short stems of „Brigantica‟ white flowers in April. A classy, easy alpine. £3.00 Androsace strigillosa Large rosette at ground level, with stems 5-6” We will advise when plants are dispatched high. Topped with many pale pink flowers. £3.50 Androsace studiosorum SPECIAL. Large, wooly rosettes topped by red Orders may be collected (at pre-arranged time) from Nursery stems, with large pink flowers in June. £4.00 Androsace villosa One for the alpine collector. Best in cool alpine NURSERY NOW OPEN TO the public - house. Silvery fol., many white stemless flowers. £4.00 Anemone nemorosa Seldom offered selection, mid blue flowers pre by ARRANGEMENT „Blue Bonnet‟ spring. Slow growing special for shade. Please call 01577 840160 or email £4.00 Anemone nemerosa Finer leafed and shorter growing than A. Vestal. [email protected] „Flore Pleno‟ Flowers are more or less fully double centred. before your visit £4.00 Anemone nemorosa Giant flowered form of native wood anemone. „Leed‟s Variety‟ Vigorous grower, leafy soils in part shade. £4.00 Anemone x lipsiensis Beautiful, pale yellow hybrid, between A. (syn seemannii) ranunculoides and native wood anemone. £4.00 Anemone nemorosa Double pom-pom centres on this classic w/land x „Vestal‟ Anemone. Mid-late spring, Free flwrg. Special. £3.00 Anemone nemorosa Unusual sport. Ferny green bracts instead of x „Virescens‟ flowers. Very decorative for shaded woodland. £3.00 Anemone ranunculoides A little carpeter for moist shade. Masses of £3.00 Aubrieta marginata Rare. Bright gold variegation to the compact buttercup yellow flrs, then delicate bronzy fol. „Valerie‟ rosettes. Light lavender blue flowers. £4.00 Anemone sylvestris Quite a rare item. Flowers so double, they form £3.00 Bellevalia paradoxa This close Muscari relative has dramatic black „Flore Pleno‟ almost a pom-pom. Groundcover at only 4” ht. (3 bulbs per pot) grape like bells on a bold spike in spring. 10” £3.50 Anemone trulliifolia Good sized flowers of rich blue, late spring, 3” £4.00 Brachyglottis bidwillii This is a totally hardy form of this evergreen high. Ours are 3-4 yr. old plants. Himalayas. dwarf shrub from N.Z. Leathery, pewter leaves. £5.00 Anemonopsis macrophylla Beautiful woodlander. 2‟ high stems, with £3.00 Brimeura amethystina Lilliputian hyacinth with elfin bells of white or several large, waxy nodding lanterns, palest pink. blue, on arching 6” stems. From European Alps. £3.00 Aquilegia alpina This is the true plant of the Alps. Although £4.00 Bulbinella hookeri Bronzy strap-like foliage. 1‟ high stems with alpine, it reaches 18” high. Violet blue flowers. „Pokers‟ of deep gold colour. £3.00 Calceolaria falklandica Tough species from that windswept Island. Good £4.00 Aquilegia bertolonii The tiniest Aquilegia of Italian Alps. 2” hair thin size flowers for carpeting in damp shade. stems, with large, deep blue flowers. For scree. £3.00 Caltha palustris Tiny Marsh Marigold growing as rarity in £3.00 Aquilegia flabellata A beautiful miniature with soft, baby pink ssp minor Scottish Mnts. only 2” high. Likes moisture! „Cameo‟ flowers and cream cup. Only 7” high. £3.00 Campanula garganica There couldn‟t possibly be a better gold leafed £3.50 Arenaria festucoides A close, grassy mat from the Himalayas, with „Dickson‟s Gold‟ alpine! Contrasts well with the sky blue flowers very short stems of white flowers. £3.00 Campanula pulla A lush green mound, producing short stems of £3.00 Arenaria purpurascens Close mat of needle-like foliage, peppered with large violet bells throughout summer. pinky-red, star like flowers during spring. £3.00 Cardamine heptaphylla Seldom seen beauty for the woodland bed. £4.00 Arisaema flavum A miniature form, only 4-5” high, with plain Lightly scented, cream flowers, approx. 2‟ high var abbreviatum green leaves and yellow ochre, hooded spathe. £3.50 Cardamine pentaphylla Large disected leaves emerge after a show of £3.00 Armeria juniperifolia One of the easiest and best trough plants. Tight pink trumpets, pre spring. 8” high, woodland. „Alba‟ mound, pure white Thrift flrs. in early spring. £3.00 Cardamine trifolium Leathery, glossy leaves at ground level. 3” high £3.00 Armeria juniperifolia Tight dome radiating many deep pink „Thrift‟ stems of white flowers from March – April. „Bevan‟s Form‟ flrs. over fairly long period. Great trough plant. £3.00 Cardamine waldsteinii An uncommon woodland species forming low £3.00 Armeria maritima A well-known Thrift for its free flowering habit. mat of leaves and short sprays of lg. white flrs. „Splendens‟ Produces lots of deep pink blooms. £3.00 Carex bergrenii A very tidy, high alpine from N.Z. forming neat £3.00 Armeria maritima New Thrift with hot pink flowers over a long bronzy mound, for rock garden. Site not too dry. „Vesuvius‟ period. Darkest bronzy foliage. £3.00 Centaurea simplicicaulis Wavy edged, silvery foliage at ground level. Stems to 9” high, of mauve Cornflowers. Sun. £3.00 Arnica alpina A simple and natural looking, golden daisy for £3.00 Chaenorhinum glareosum Slow growing low pad, of rounded leaves, rock garden. 7” stems, succession of flowers. completely covered in lilac flowers. Full sun. £3.50 Arum italicum Excellent woodlander, with beautifully marked £3.00 Chaiastophyllum A well-known alpine with succulent leaves and „Chameleon‟ leaves splashed with cream. Spathe, also cream. oppositifolium pendulous Laburnum-like chains. £3.00 Asperula nitida Thin, needle-like leaves, on this bluish tinged £3.00 Clematis x petrei Gently cascading hybrid, with greenish-yellow cushion – hidden below mass of pale red flowers „Lunar Lass‟ small flowers along thin stems. Good pot var. £3.00 Aster alpinus Large, deep violet blue daisies on 6” stems. £4.00 Clematis marmoraria Forming an open cushion of parsley-like foliage. „Dark Beauty‟ Enjoys perfect drainage in full sun. Eur. Alps. Many creamy yellow blooms. Trough or scree. £3.50 Astilbe chinensis pumila Perfect 6” miniature of this species Astilbe, £3.00 Chrysanthemum weyrichii G‟cover with 7” stems of large pink Chrysanths. „Tiny Form‟ which we have long cultivated. V. uncommon Showy, seldom seen Japanese alpine. Hardy. £3.50 Astilbe crispa Variety with very short, stiff leaves and 6” £3.50 Codonopsis ovata Low, twining species, with nodding, palest blue „Perkeo‟ spikes of radiant pink flowers. bells. Ideal for scrambling through low shrubs. £3.50 Astilbe glaberrima The smallest species, hails from Mts. of Japan. £4.00 Colchicum agrippinum Rare Turkish species, only 6”. Characteristic saxatillis 2“ stems of cream flrs. emerge from close mat. chequered goblets of dusky rose colour. £3.50 Astilbe glaberrima A true miniature, with darkest green leaves and £4.00 Colchicum speciosum Autumn wouldn‟t be the same without the huge „William Buchanan‟ short sprays of white flowers in abundance. pink goblets thrusting through fallen leaves. £3.50 Astilbe simplicifolia Must be the best flowering dwarf Astilbe for £3.00 Commelina dianthifolia Hardy species from high alt. California. Small „Inshriach Pink‟ alpine gardens. Many pink flrs, bronzy foliage. Tradescantia like flrs. of deepest royal blue. 9” £3.00 Aubretia The best red to date of this easy, yet valuable £3.00 Convallaria majalis Sweetly scented Lily of the Valley for moist „Bressingham Red‟ addition to rockery. Flowers in spring. shade. Good ground cover for trouble spots. £4.50 Convallaria majalis Very slow growing, with thin gold striations to £3.00 Dianthus arenarius Small compact cushion, ideal for troughs, etc.