Kernock Park Plants Catalogue 2016 by Kernock Park Plants

Growing Innovations 2016

Welcome once again to Kernock Park Plants “Growing Innovations” 2016 6JG RTQFWEVKQP QH VJG ECVCNQIWG KU CNYC[U C DKV QH C YCVGTUJGF OQOGPV 6JG OQPVJU NGCFKPI WR VQ KV DGKPI CNN CDQWV ƒ PCNKUKPI new introductions, organising production, placing forward orders for the following season, gathering the information. Now the catalogue is printed, it is all about telling you, the customer what we are bringing to the market and hopefully enticing you with our wonderful plants and service. Customer Satisfaction - We undertook a customer satisfaction survey at the start of the year. Thank you once again for those who took the time to respond. It is much appreciated. The survey was designed to check what things are important to our customers and how we performed on those parameteres. Unsurprisingly, requirements such as: • Consistent product quality • Value for money • Timely, appropriate delivery ..all came high on your wish lists. We were really pleased to hear that nearly 95% of respondents felt we delivered on all of these factors and nearly three quarters of you felt we were “very good, or “excellent” in these priority areas. Of course, there were a plethora of other factors that our customers felt were important and we were equally pleased to learn that we scored exceptionally with regards to information respone rate, clarity and accuracy of information provided, diversity of range and general stability. Of course we realise that customer surveys are not just about giving ourselves a pat on the back, but also to sort out any niggles and suggested improvements that you share with us. We are constantly looking to improve and have been addressing some of those improvemetns areas already and will continue to do so in the coming months. We will Papaver ‘Plum Pudding’ report back to you with any relevant changes. An industry of change - It seems hard to keep up with the movers and shakers in our industry at the moment. So many mergers, consolidations, acquisition both nationally and internationally. It is hard to keep up! We cannot hope to affect these changes and nor do we really want to. As I see it, they are a natural and potentially healthy process that the industry is undergoing in order to be ready for the coming years. What we do have to do however, is to understand what our customers want, realise where we are now, where we are going in the future and move with the times as nimbly as we are able.

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Please do have a good look through our catalogue. There is heaps of information for both new and existing customers on pages at the front, back and within the pull-out cover of the brochure. Price information is on the order form. All this and lots more besides is on our constantly updated website www.kernock.co.uk Thank you once again and we look forward to 2016 with great optimism. We hope we can continue to support each of you in making 2016 successful for you. Remember, it is The Queens 90th Birthday in 2016, so start thinking about those celebratory planting schemes, as well as carpet bedding and InstaPlant® displays!

On the Cover

Bruce Harnett (Managing Director)

Front: Salvia ‘Love & Wishes’ Back: Geranium ‘Tiny Monster’

About us

Kernock Park Plants grows the highest quality ornamental plug plants as well as liners, for wholesale. We produce over 1200 different varieties including bedding and patio plants, alpines, hardy and herbaceous perennials, herbs, grasses, shrubs and succulents. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re also accredited by the British Ornamental Plant Producers (BOPP) scheme, which assures you that our production and quality processes surpass industry standards, so you can trust us to deliver you the best plants possible. Kernock are always keen to bring to market those innovative and hard to get varieties that will keep you and your customers interested, as well as classic garden favourites that are always in high demand. Our low minimum order of any 10 trays of plants, means growers of any size can choose a selection of great plants without having to fulfil those large order quantities. We deliver nationwide as well as into Ireland and mainland Europe too.

Our products and services

We produce young plants in various sizes. Our standard tray units hold 100 (3.2cm) and 50 (4.8cm) plug cells and our minimum order quantity is just 10 trays.

Product Types and Sizes Unit

Type

Size (Diameter)

100

Tray

3.2cm plug

Tray

4.8cm plug

Rack

9cm liner (round)

Rack

7cm (square)

Tray

5.5cm plug

Tray

4cm plug

104

Tray

3cm plug

Typical Liner

Products & Services continued... Online ordering and account management

We’re pleased to offer you a great range of online services. Our entire catalogue is available online at www.kernock.co.uk, where you can place forward and surplus orders, as well as manage your account, your orders and invoices through our secure online account service. It is now easier to find plants by their planting enviroment with our easy to use plant finder. Please see page 104 for more information.

NEW Cultural notes We have been working hard this year to put together full cultural notes for all of our varieties. They are now available via our website including a printable cultural information sheet which contains all of the growing information displayed on our website. These guides are intended to make your growing experiences with our products easier and help you with some extra information for any new varieties.

Weekly Email Updates and Social Media Stay up to date with the latest product information and trends with our weekly email updates and surplus list. You can also follow us on Twitter (@kernock) and like us on Facebook (www. facebook.com/kernockparkplants) to get updates, information and advice about our latest products, services, and industry news too.

The Surplus List The surplus list is available on our website www.kernock.co.uk and is updated constantly, so you can see exactly what we have available for immediate delivery. We can also email and/or fax you the surplus list weekly. Please let us know if you would like to register for our mailing list. You can place surplus orders online, by phone, by email or by fax.

Delivery Services We deliver our products all over the United Kingdom and Ireland, as well as into mainland Europe. Delivery of our trays is often by Danish (CC) trolleys on freight lorries or by pallet. We can also deliver using our unique box method, using environmentally friendly recycled cardboard. In this case, we use a business courier service.

Cash and Carry Open between March and August between 9am - 4pm Mon-Fri. This is an ideal opportunity to pick from some whole and many part trays from production excess. The cash and carry works like a pick and mix, where you fill trays with your own selection of plugs from what is available in the sale bay. It’s best to call ahead first to let us know you’re planning to visit. We are unable to generate invoices after 4pm so please arrive in plenty of time. This service only available to bona fide growers and there is a minimum sale of £100 plus VAT per visit.

Labels Labels are available for all catalogue varieties and are produced in midi and extra large sizes. The order form states M or XL to show the size available for each variety. Labels are delivered with your plant delivery unless a specific label order is received.

Online Ordering & Account Management Ordering your plants online Making orders online has never been easier. To make an order through our website go on to www.kernock. co.uk and follow the instructions below.

From the home page, select the ‘How to Order’ tab and choose either ‘Order Online for Immediate Delivery’ or Order Online for Future Delivery’.

3. Order online for Future Delivery: Details on how to fill out this order will be listed above the form. Follow the instructions to select the plants you require.

Order Online for Immediate Delivery: Select the plants you require from the surplus list. Instructions on how to do this are at the top of the page.

Once you have selected the plants you require (either Immediate or Future Order) click on ‘Add Selection to Cart’ to be taken through the checkout process.

Managing your online account To log into your account and view/change your details follow the instructions below.

Log on to kernock.co.uk and select the ‘My Account’ tab.

Enter your username and password.

3. Here you can view your company information, review recent orders and check previous/outstanding invoices.

For more information on online ordering or on managing your account, please contact us on: Tel. 01579 350561 or Email. sales@kernock.co.uk

New plants for 2016 For 2016 we are introducing around 70 exciting new plants to our catalogue, all of which have been through rigorous stages of trialling both in the UK and at other locations around the globe, representing a whole spectrum of plants from hardy and herbaceous perennials, patio plants and grasses including some new editions to existing favourites from previous years. This exciting new list includes Fuchsia ‘Shadowdancers’®, Petunias ‘Chocolina’, ‘Nerolina’ and ‘Flamingo’ along with a new series of Lobelia and two new colour additions to the existing Buddleja ‘Buzz’ assortment. This year we are also adding to the very successful ‘Wish’ series of Salvias including an exciting multi award winner, Salvia ‘Love & Wishes’ which is on the cover of this year’s catalogue. Salvia ‘Love & Wishes’ is the third variety in the ‘Wish’ collection of Salvia and has so far won several awards for ‘Best in Show’ and ‘Best in Category’ in the New Plant Awards at the HTA National Plant Show in June, along with taking third place at RHS Chelsea for ‘Plant of the Year’. Bred by Australian plantsman John Fisher, it has near black buds which produce a show of large rich claret flowers that cleanly fall away when they die off to reveal attractive burgundy calyces. Like the other ‘Wish’ Salvias, it flowers continuously from early summer until autumn frost and makes a well-branched bushy plant with many stems, each of which carries a large number of flowers held over dark glossy foliage. Hardy to -2 Celsius, Salvia ‘Love & Wishes’ is free flowering over a long season as well as being highly attractive to bees and beneficial insects, making this an all-round winner for both border and container. Also making a catalogue debut in 2016 are the first two Monardas in the Pardon My® series. They offer nicely compact, very floriferous and mildew resistant plants with distinctive, full – sized Magenta and sugar plum purple flowers and complemented by the healthy dark green foliage. We also have one of the best Nepeta we have ever seen, smothered in sky blue flowers over silvery green mounds of foliage. We are also particularly fond of the new Campanula rotundifolia ‘White Gem’ and Campanula ‘Iridescent Bells’, ‘White Gem’ has a profusion of beautiful dainty bell shaped white flowers that dance in sprays on upright delicate stems, ‘Iridescent Bells’ is a hardy plant with aubergine coloured buds that spring open to reveal a mass of iridescent pale pink flowers that resemble fairy hats. We hope you enjoy these and the many other new plants included in this years catalogue. For detailed product information, descriptions and cultural notes please see our website: www.kernock.co.uk

Aster alpinus ‘Goliath’

Actaea ’Black Negligee’ (VR)

Alstroemeria Inca ‘Goal’ (P)

Angelonia Angelface® ‘Carrara’ (P)

Bergenia Dragonfly™ ‘Angel Kiss’ (VR)

Bergenia Dragonfly™ ‘Sakura’ (VR)

Bracteantha Sundaze® ‘Totally Yellow’ (P)

What’s New?

Brunnera ‘Alexander’s Great’ (P)

Buddleja Buzz ‘Candy Pink’ (P)

Buddleja Buzz ‘Indigo’ (VR)

Calibrachoa Superbells Unique ‘Dark Red’ (P)

Calibrachoa Superbells Unique ‘Golden Yellow’

Calibrachoa Superbells Unique ‘Hot Pink’ (P)

Calibrachoa Superbells Unique ‘Lavender’ (P)

Calibrachoa Superbells Unique ‘lilac’ (P)

Calibrachoa Superbells Unique ‘Pink’ (P)

Campanula Iridescent Bells’ (P)

Cleome ‘Senorita Blanca’ (P)

Cleome ‘Senorita Carolina’ (P)

Corydalis ‘Blue Heron’ (VR)

Erysimum Rysi ‘Moon’ (P) (Imp)

Erysimum ‘Winter Joy’ (P) (Imp)

Erysimum ‘Winter Light’ (P)

Erysimum ‘Winter Passion’ (P)

Euphorbia martinii ‘Rudolph’ (P)

Campanula Poscharskyana Campanula rotundifolia ‘Garden Star’ (P) ‘White Gem’

What’s New?

Felicia ‘Forever Blue’ (P)

Fuchsia Shadowdancers® ‘Marcia’ (P) (Imp)

Fuchsia Shadowdancers ® ‘Nora’ (P)

Fuchsia Shadowdancers® ‘Sophia’ (P)

Gaura lindheimeri ‘Freefolk Rosy’ (P)

Geranium ‘Tiny Monster’

Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’ (P)

Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Tuscan Sun’ (P)

Heuchera ‘Forever Purple’ (P)

Heuchera Little Cutie ‘Frost’ (P)

Lithodora ‘Grace Ward’

Lobelia Lobelix ‘Blue’ (P)

Lobelia Lobelix ‘Blue White Eye’ (P)

Lobelia Lobelix ‘Lilac’ (P)

Lobelia Lobelix ‘White’ (P)

Lychnis flos-cuculi ‘Nana’

Mint ‘Strawberry’

Miscanthus sinensis ‘Adagio’

Monarda ‘Pardon My Pink’ (P)

Monarda ‘Pardon My Purple’ (P)

Nepeta faassenii ‘Purrsian Blue’ (P)

Oenothera ‘Siskiyou’

Papavar ‘Plum Pudding’

Petunia ‘Chocolina’ (P)

What’s New?

Petunia ‘Flamingo’ (P)

Petunia ‘Nerolina’ (P)

Phlox paniculata Flame ‘Light Blue’ (P)

Phlox subulata Spring ‘Lavander’ (P)

Phlox subulata Spring ‘Light Pink’ (P)

Phlox subulata Spring ‘Purple’ (P)

Phlox subulata Spring ‘white’ (P)

Phormium ‘Veneer’ (P)

Primula auricula ‘Lunar Eclipse’® (VR)

Primula auricula ‘Purple Pip’® (VR)

Primula capitata ssp. Mooreana

Rhodopoxis ‘Dawn’

Rhodohpoxis milloides

Rudbeckia fulgida var. deamii

Salvia ‘Ember’s Wish’ (P)

Salvia ‘Love & Wishes’ (P)

Scabiosa caucasica ‘Fama Deep Blue’

Scabiosa incisa ‘Kudo’ (P)

Schizostylis ‘Oregon Sunset’

Suteranova ‘Everest Dark Blue’ (P)

Suteranova ‘Everest Ice’ (P)

Suteranova ‘Everest Rose’ (VR)

Trollius Chinensis ‘Golden Queen’

Verbena Superbena® ‘Bonny Bouquet’ (P)

Catalogue Varieties 2016

Please use the product information key located on the fold out cover.

Achillea millefolium Achillea millefolium 'Lilac Beauty'

May-Oct

Unit: 50

45 x 25 cm

Large herbaceous perennials, all with upright feathered foliage and compound flowers, spreading to 25cm over the season. Best in borders and large containers with other tall plants.

‘The Beacon’

‘Terracotta’

‘Walter Funcke’

‘Lilac Beauty’

‘Salmon Beauty’

Achillea 'King Alfred'

Acorus gramineus 'Ogon'

Unit: 100

Acorus gramineus 'Variegatus' Unit: 50

Jun-Jul

50 x 30 cm

Actaea 'Black Negligee' (VR)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Sep-Oct

1.2 x 0.6 m

Jun-Aug

10 x 25 cm

Unit: 50

Jun-Jul

50 x 30 cm

Aeonium arboreum 'Schwarzkopff' Unit: 50

N/A

25 x 15 cm

A B C D Agapanthus africanus 'Big Blue' Unit: 18 x 9cm Unit: 66

Jul-Aug

60 x 60 cm

Agapanthus africanus 'White' Unit: 18 x 9cm Unit: 66

Agapanthus 'Lapis Lazuli' (VR)

Jul-Aug

Unit: 18 x 9cm

45 x 60 cm

Jul-Aug

30 x 60 cm

Agapanthus orientalis 'Queen Mum' (P) (PMN06)

Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jul-Aug

1.2 x 0.6 m

H I J K Agapanthus 'Streamline'

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jul-Aug

30 x 50 cm

Agapanthus 'Tom Thumb' (P) Unit: 50

Agastache 'Blue Boa' (P)

Jun-Aug

Unit: 50

40 x 25 cm

Jun-Oct

60 x 45 cm

Agastache foeniculum 'Golden Jubilee' Unit: 50

Jun-Oct

30 x 45 cm

N O P Q Ajuga 'Black Scallop' (P) (BINBLASCA)

Unit: 50

Apr-Jul

12 x 40 cm

Ajuga 'Chocolate Chip' (VR/CB) Unit: 100

Ajuga pyramidalis 'Metallica Crispa'

Apr-Jul

Unit: 100

8 x 20 cm

Apr-Jul

8 x 35 cm

Ajuga reptans 'Braun Herz'

Unit: 100

Apr-Jul

10 x 45 cm

R S T U V W

Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow' Unit: 100

Apr-Jul

8 x 30 cm

Ajuga reptans 'Catlin's Giant'

Unit: 50

Ajuga reptans 'Rainbow'

Apr-Jul

25 x 37 cm

Unit: 100

Apr-Jul

12 x 37 cm

Ajuga reptans 'Variegata'

Unit: 100

Apr-Jul

10 x 45 cm

X Y Z

Aloe aristata

Aloe 'Black Gem' Sep-Oct

Unit: 54 (5.5cm)

Unit: 50

30 x 30 cm

Alstromeria Inca

Alonsoa meridionalis 'Rebel' N/A

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

12 x 15 cm

55 x 40 cm

Alpine Strawberry

Unit: 100

Jun-Nov

25 x 35 cm

Alstroemeria Inca 'Husky' (P) (KONCAHUSKY)

Unit: 28 x 7cm

Jun-Nov

30 x 30 cm

A range of hardy Alstromeria that have been specifically bred to be shorter and have larger flowers which makes them ideal for containers or the garden. ‘Husky’ and ‘Vito are slightly smaller at a height and spread of 30x30cm.

‘Vito’ (P) KONCAVITO

‘Husky’ (P) KONCAHUSKY

Alternanthera lehmanii Alternanthera leh. 'A Purple-Bronze'

Unit: 100

N/A

15 x 12 cm

‘Goal’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

A genus traditionally used by Victorians in their ‘carpet bedding’ schemes due to their low growth qualities. Suitable for large areas of background and some areas of larger detail to bring the bed alive. Some of these low-growing foliage plants are however are excellent for gravel gardens and miniature tub gardens with Sedums, Echeveria and Sempervivum for example.

‘H - Bright Red’

‘A - Purple-Bronze’

‘D - Burgundy-Bronze’

‘E - Green’

‘G - Gold-Green’

A B C D E ‘J - Orange-Brown’

‘K - Dark Purple-Black’

‘M - Variegata Rosea’

‘O - Yellow-Green Betti’

F G

Angelonia Angelface

Angelonia Angelface® 'Blue' (P) (Imp) (ANBLUIM)

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

40 x 25 cm

A Mexican native with fantastic, vibrant flower trusses which emerge in summer from shiny green, slightly serrated foliage. Height varies between 45cm and 60cm tall for the largest variety. Excellent in large containers, raised beds or borders for the summer months.

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‘Blue’ (P) (Imp) ANBLUIM

‘Carrara’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Pink’ (Imp) (P) EUPVR TBAF

N O P Q

‘Pink’ (Imp) (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Wedgewood Blue’ (P) (Imp.)

‘Dark Violet’ (P) ANDEEPVI

R S T U V W

Angelonia 'Zebra' (VR)

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

50 x 30 cm

Alyogyne 'Magic Moments' (P) (HUTWOW)

Unit: 28 x 7cm

Alyssum 'Variegatum'

Jun-Oct

1.5 x 1.5 m

Unit: 50

Apr-May

25 x 35 cm

Androsace lanuginosa

Unit: 100

May-Oct

8 x 20 cm

X Y Z

Anisodontea 'Lady in Pink' (P) (NUANILANINP)

Unit: 50

Apr-Sep

35 x 30 cm

Aptenia cordifolia 'Variegata' Unit: 100

Jul-Nov

10 x 30 cm

Aquilegia vulgaris 'Woodside Gold' Unit: 50

May-Aug

60 x 40 cm

Aquilegia fl. var. pumila 'Atlantis' Unit: 50

Apr-May

25 x 30 cm

Anthemis tinctoria 'E.C. Buxton'

Antennaria aprica 'Alba'

Unit: 100

Jun-Aug

Unit: 50

10 x 25 cm

40 x 30 cm

Aquilegia vulgaris Winky 'Wooh' (Red-White)

Aquilegia 'Black Barlow'

Unit: 50

May-Oct

May-Jun

Unit: 50

25 x 30 cm

Apr-May

35 x 30 cm

Anthriscus sylvestris 'Ravenswing' Unit: 50

Unit: 50

May-Jun

25 x 30 cm

Arabis alpina caucasica 'Angvine' Unit: 50

Aquilegia caerulea hyb. 'Red Hobbit'

May-Jul

15 x 20 cm

Unit: 50

50 x 40 cm

Aquilegia vulgaris Winky 'Weah' (Blue-White)

Aquilegia buergeriana 'Calimero' Unit: 50

May-Jul

Jun-Aug

35 x 30 cm

Apr-May

35 x 30 cm

A B C D E Arabis alpina caucasica 'Variegata' Mar-Jun

Unit: 50

20 x 30 cm

Arabis ferdinandi-coburgii 'Old Gold'

Arabis ferdinandi-coburgii 'Variegata'

Apr-Jun

Unit: 100

8 x 30 cm

Aralia 'Sun King' (VR)

Jul-Sep

Unit: 50

1x1m

Arctotis

Arctotis 'Apricot' Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

40 x 30 cm

With a long flowering period and weather resistance the Arctotis varieties continue to please. A choice plant for the summer border or container as it can be grown on its own, with other Venidiums or with other selected summer plants. Flame has been awarded an AGM.

J K L M N

(top) ‘Flame’ & (bottom) ‘Apricot’

‘Hannah’ (P) ARCHNAH

‘Hayley’ (P)ARCHLEY

‘Heidi’ (VR)

O P Q R

‘Holly’ (VR)

‘Hope’ (VR)

‘Red Devil’

‘Wine’

S T U V W

Arenaria balearica

Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

15 x 20 cm

Arenaria purpurascens

Unit: 100

Arenaria 'The Pearl' (VR)

Apr-Jun

15 x 20 cm

Unit: 100

Apr-May

30 x 30 cm

X Y Z

Argyranthemum Argyranthemum 'Citronelle' (P) (SUPA511)

Unit: 100

Apr-Oct

30 x 40 cm

Often known as ‘Marguerite Daisies’ these are largely upright varieties of differing foliage and flower colour. Just try them in a large container for the patio, courtyard, conservatory, doorstep or balcony.

‘Citronelle’ (P) SUPA511

‘Cornish Gold’

‘Meteor Red’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Pacific Gold’ (P) PACARGONE

‘Pacific Rose’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Ping-Pong’ (P) INNPING

‘Polly’ (P) INNPOLLY

‘Pomponette Pink’ (P) SUPA392

Armeria caespitosa

Armeria juniperifolia 'Alba'

Armeria juniperifolia 'Bevan's Variety'

‘Summer Melody’ (P)

Unit: 100

Armeria maritima 'Dusseldorf Pride' Unit: 100

Mar-May

10 x 20 cm

Mar-May

Unit: 100

6 x 10 cm

Armeria maritima 'Rubifolia' Unit: 50

8 x 15 cm

Armeria maritma 'Morning Star White'

Mar-May

10 x 20 cm

Mar-May

Unit: 100

May-Jun

15 x 25 cm

Unit: 100

Mar-May

6 x 10 cm

Armeria 'Nifty Thrifty' (VR) (NIFTYTHRIFTY)

Unit: 50

Mar-May

15 x 30 cm

A B C D Artemisia 'Oriental Limelight' (VR) (JANLIM)

Unit: 100

N/A

50 x 60 cm

E Artemisia schmidtiana 'Nana Attraction'

Artemisia 'Powis Castle'

Unit: 50

N/A

Unit: 100

60 x 90 cm

N/A

15 x 25 cm

Artemisia stelleriana

F N/A

Unit: 50

30 x 45 cm

H I J K Astelia chathamica 'Silver Spear'

Astelia banksii Unit: 18 x 9cm Unit: 66

N/A

80 x 60 cm

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Astelia nervosa 'Westland'

N/A

1 x 0.8 m

Unit: 18 x 9cm

N/A

80 x 60 cm

Astelia 'Red Devil'

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Aster Autumn Jewels Aster Autumn Jewels 'Aqua Compact' (VR) Unit: 50

Sep-Oct

35 x 30 cm

L N/A

80 x 60 cm

A series of naturally compact Asters with an excellent colour range and long bloom time. Excellent for beds, borders and patio pots to extend the season with warm autumnal colours.

N O P Q R S T

‘Aqua Compact’ (VR)

‘Granat’ (VR)

U V W X Y

‘Purple Diamond’ (VR)

‘Rose Crystal’ (VR)

‘Rose Quartz’ (VR)

‘Sapphire’ (P) KIESAPPHIRE

Aster Island Aster Island 'Bahamas' (VR) Jun-Aug

Unit: 50

30 x 25 cm

A group of summer flowering, compact Michaelmas Daisies. Nicely compact, so ideal for containers as well as for beds and borders. Great flower colours.

‘Bahamas’ (VR)

‘Tonga’ (VR)

‘Barbados’ (VR)

Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum'

Aster alpinus 'Goliath'

Unit: 50

Aubrieta

‘Samoa’ (VR)

Jul-Oct

N/A

Unit: 50

30 x 30 cm

Aubrieta 'Blue Beauty'

Unit: 100

Apr-May

15 x 30 cm

A selection of alpine Aubrieta, all low growing and creeping varieties which can form trails if allowed. ‘Swan Red’ flowers through June too. Ideal for rockeries, gravel gardens, walls and containers. Suitable for potting in spring for sales the following spring.

‘Gloria’

‘Blue Beauty’

‘Blue Whale’

‘Double Pink’

‘Dr. Mules Variegata’

Aubrieta Continued...

C D E

‘Lime Variegated’

‘Royal Blue’

‘Royal Red’

F G H I

Bacopa 'Snowflake'

Unit: 100

Aubrieta ‘Swan Red’

Apr-Oct

10 x 65 cm

Balm 'All Gold'

Unit: 100

N/A

45 x 60 cm

K L M N O P

Balm 'Lemon'

Balm 'Variegated' N/A

Unit: 100

50 x 40 cm

Unit: 100

Basil 'African Blue' N/A

Unit: 50

30 x 30 cm

Unit: 50

4x2m

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Begonia 'Chardonnay' (P)

Unit: 50

75 x 35 cm

Apr-May

Begonia

(INBEGCHARD)

Apr-Oct

Bay 'Kitchen'

May-Sep

20 x 35 cm

Beautiful Begonia! ‘Chardonnay’ is a stunning variety with double flowers on semi-trailing foliage, with amazing impulse in the pot or container. A “must have!”

V W X ‘Chardonnay’ (P) INBEGCHARD

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Begonia Belleconia Begonia Belleconia 'Soft Orange' (P) (INNBELLPEA)

Unit: 50

May-Sep

20 x 35 cm

Brilliant Begonia! - Awesome flower size, with double ruffles and riffles and spectacular colours. A must for summer baskets and patio containers.

‘Hot Orange’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Rose’ (P) INBELLRO

‘Snow’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Begonia Summerwings® Begonia Summerwings® 'Apricot' (P) (Imp) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 50

May-Sep

20 x 35 cm

Elegant, stylish, but vibrant flowering begonia with dragon wing-shaped foliage. These flower right through summer with low maintenance - a constant delight!

‘Apricot’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Bergenia

‘Dark Elegance’ (P) INSUMDAELE

‘Rose’ (P) INNBOLPINK

Bergenia 'Harzkristall'

Unit: 50

‘Soft Orange’ (P) INNBELLPEA

Mar-May

30 x 40 cm

Attractive Bergenias with excellent foliage and pretty racemes of flowers. ‘Autumn Magic’ flowers from August-December and is perfect for autumn flower colour. The other two varieties flower from MarchMay and make good ‘Spring Fling’ varieties.

‘Harzkristall’

‘Deep Red’ (P) NSUMDERED

‘Orange’ (P) INNBOLORA

‘Vanilla’ (VR)

‘White’ (P) INNBOLWHI

‘Eroica’

Bergenia continued...

A B C D E

‘Autumn Magic’

Bergamot

Bergamot 'Snow Maiden' Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

70 x 40 cm

Dragonfly 'Sakura' (VR)

Dragonfly ‘Angel Kiss’ (VR)

‘Eroica’

F G

These are elegant varieties which produce vibrant flowers for summer on tall green foliage, they will sway in the wind. Ideal for borders, banks and herb gardens.

H I J K

‘Cambridge Scarlet’

‘Loddon Crown’

‘Croftway Pink’

‘Snow Maiden’

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N O P Q R S T U V W Bidens 'Rockstar' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

30 x 30 cm

Brachyglottis 'Walberton's Silver Dormouse' (P) (WALBRACH)

Unit: 50

Brachyscome ang. hybr. 'Mauve Mystique' (P) (PACIMAMY)

Jun-Sep

0.9 x 1.2 m

Unit: 100

May-Oct

15 x 30 cm

Brachyscome 'Tinkerbell'

Unit: 100

May-Oct

12 x 45 cm

X Y Z

Bracteantha Sundaze® Bracteantha Sundaze® 'Bronze' (P) (REDBRABRO)

Unit: 50

May-Oct

25 x 30 cm

‘Bronze’ (P) REDBRABRO

Bred by our friends in Australia, these paper daises are very early flowering and sturdy. Shimmering iridescent flowers cover the plants throughout summer. All between 25-30cm tall, they present themselves well in a pot, or tub for the patio - try them in a mixture.

‘Gold’ (P) REDBRAGOL

‘Flame’ (P) FLOBRAFLA

‘Totally Yellow’ (P) EUPVRTBAF

‘Magenta’ (P) REDBRAMAG

Brunnera 'Alexander's Great' (P) (ALEXANDERS GREAT)

Unit: 50

Buddleja Buzz

Apr-May

40 x 50 cm

A Buddleja for the pot! A revolution in Buddleja, the Buzz series has been bred to be suitable for the container and border planting. Great for butterflies and bees!

‘Ivory’ (P) TOBUDIVORY

‘Lavender’ (VR) TOBUDVIOLE

‘In-

‘Magenta’ (P) TOBUDPIPUR

‘Candy Pink’ (P)

‘Indigo’ (VR)

TOBUDSOPIN

Buddleja Buzz 'Candy Pink' ‘Sky Blue’ (P) TOBUDSKYBL (P) (TOBUDSOPIN)

Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

‘Velvet’ (P) TOBUDVELVE

Calibrachoa Superbells®

Calibrachoa Superbells® 'Apricot Punch' (P) (USCALI41308)

Unit: 100

Buddleja 'Santana'

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

2x2m

May-Oct

30 x 30 cm

A range of Calibrachoa chosen for their habit, flower power and comparative resistance to root diseases - crucial for this genus at consumer level.

E F ‘Apricot Punch’ (P) USCALI41308

‘Banana Chocolate’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

H I J K

‘Cherry Punch’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Double Ruby’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Cherry Star’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Grape Punch’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

L M N O

‘Lemon Slice’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Orange’ (P) USCAL41109

‘Pomegranate Punch’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Red Devil’ (P)- USCALI28

P Q R S T

‘Royal Blue’ (P) USCALI4

Unique ‘Dark Red’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Unique ‘Golden Yellow’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Unique ‘Hot Pink’ (P) ININCALUHOPI

U V W X Y

Unique ‘Lavender’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Unique ‘Lilac’ (P) IINCALULILA

Unique ‘Pink’(P) EUPVR TBAF

‘White’ (P) (Imp) EUPVR TBAF

Calamintha grandiflora 'Variegata'

Calamintha nepeta

Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

30 x 45 cm

Campanula Alpine

Unit: 100

Calocephalus 'Silver Sand'

May-Sep

Unit: 100

30 x 25 cm

Campanula garganica 'Dickson's Gold'

Unit: 100

N/A

45 x 30 cm

Calocephalus‘SilverSand’

Jun-Jul

15 x 50 cm

A group of low growing Campanula, often sold as ‘alpines’ in spring. Wonderful for the front of raised beds, rockeries, walls, steps and mixed containers to enjoy all year round. Some are also suitable for mixed summer baskets. Suitable for potting in autumn for sales in the following spring. Flowering times and sizes all differ slightly - see our website for details.

‘Elizabeth Oliver’

‘Dickson’s Gold’

muralis

muralis ‘Major’

pulla ‘Blue’

Poscharskana ‘Garden Star’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

port. ‘Mrs Resholt’

‘Pinkins’

‘Summer Pearl’

‘Samantha’ (VR)

A B C D E F rotundifolia ‘White Gem’

Campanula Perennial

Campanula ‘Yvonne’

x haylodgensis

G H

Campanula lactiflora 'Loddon Anna'

Unit: 50

Jul-Oct

1 x 0.3 m

This group includes larger Campanula varieties which can be classed as ‘perennials’. Excellent for a large tub as a central feature, or placed in the bed to allow to spread from year to year. Flowering times and sizes vary slightly - please see our website for details.

I J K L M N

lactiflora ‘Loddon Anna’

lactiflora ‘Prichard’s Variety’

O P Q R S

‘Iridescent Bells’ (P) IRIBELLA

‘Pink Chimes’ (VR)

‘Pink Octopus’ (P) EU25441

T U V W X

punctata hybr. ‘Sarastro’ (VR)

‘Wedding Bells’

lactiflora ‘Loddon Anna’

Y Z

A range of Carex grasses, all variable in habit, but ideal for use in a variety of situations - raised bed, borders and containers for spring, summer and autumn.

Carex

Carex buchananii

Unit: 50

Carex flagellifera

Carex comans 'Red' Apr-May

Unit: 50

25 x 25 cm

Carex oshimensis 'Everest' (P) Unit: 18 x 9cm Unit: 50

N/A

30 x 30 cm

Caryopteris 'Hint of Gold' (P) (LISSAURA)

Unit: 50

Sep-Oct

60 x 70 cm

Carex flagellifera

Unit: 50

Carex 'Frosted Curls' N/A

50 x 20 cm

Carex oshimensis 'Everillo' (P) Unit: 18 x 9cm

N/A

Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

50 x 50 cm

Unit: 100

45 x 20 cm

Carex oshimensis 'Evergold' Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Jun

40 x 20 cm

Caryopteris 'Dark Knight' Jun-Jul

50 x 20 cm

Catmint

Jul-Sep

1x1m

25 x 25 cm

Carex testacea

Caryopteris 'Summer Sorbet' (P) Unit: 50

Aug-Sep

Unit: 50

Jun-Jul

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

60 x 50 cm

Catmint, Lemon Jun-Sep

30 x 25 cm

Unit: 100

Jun-Sep

30 x 25 cm

A B C D E Catnip Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides

Cerastium tomentosum

35 x 25 cm

May-Jul

Unit: 100

12 x 20 cm

Chamomile 'Double' Jul-Oct

Unit: 50

25 x 15 cm

Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

10 x 25 cm

H I J K Chamomile nobile 'Treneague'

Chamomile, Sweet N/A

Unit: 100

10 x 20 cm

Chervil (Curled)

Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

15 x 30 cm

Chives N/A

Unit: 100

15 x 20 cm

L May-Jul

Unit: 100

40 x 30 cm

N O P Q Chlorophytum elatum 'Variegatum' N/A

Unit: 50

45 x 20 cm

Choisya 'Aztec Pearl'

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Choisya ternata

May-Sep

2.5 x 2.5 m

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jun-Sep

2.5 x 2.5 m

Choisya ternata 'Sundance速' (LICH)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jun-Sep

1.5 x 1.2 m

R S T U V W

Choisya 'White Dazzler' (P) (LONDAZ)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jun-Sep

1 x 0.8 m

Cleome 'Senorita Blanca' (P) (INCLESBIMP)

Unit: 50

Cleome 'Senorita Carolina' (P) (INCLESRCAR)

May-Sep

60 x 40 cm

Unit: 50

May-Sep

60 x 40 cm

Cleome 'Senorita Rosalita' (P) (INNCLEOSR)

Unit: 50

May-Sep

60 x 40 cm

X Y Z

Clematis Boulevard®

The Boulevard® series has been specially bred to grow within the confines of a courtyard, patio or balcony, and they flower for 6 months of the year. ‘Rebecca’ grows slightly taller than the rest at 2m.

Clematis Boulevard® 'Aneta'™ (P) (EVIPO055)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Sep

1.2 x 0.6 m

‘Aneta’™ (P) EVIPO055

‘Angelique’™ (P) EVIPO017

‘Fleuri’™ (P)EVIPO042

‘Ooh La La’™ (P) EVIPO041

‘Parisienne’™ (P)

Clematis Gardini™ 'Rosemoor'™ (P) (EVIPO002)

‘Parisienne’™ (P) EVIPO019

Clematis Flora™

Clematis Flora™ 'Bijou'™ (P) (EVIPO030)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Sep

2 x 0.8 m

A compact, naturally dwarf selection of Clematis specifically bred for use as a flowering pot plant, particularly for the indoors. When finshed flowering, they can be planted outside in the garden, or cut back for re-blooming.

‘Rebecca’™ (P)EVIPO016

‘Bijou’ (P) EVIPO030

Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Sep

2 x 0.8 m

‘Picardy’ (P) EVIPO024

Coleus 'Combat'

Coleus

Jul-Sep

Unit: 50

50 x 37 cm

Renewed popularity of the Coleus sees a revival of Victorian traditions. They were often planted in the border, but are equally suitable for the container with other varieties of Coleus or maybe grasses. The containers can be brought inside for the winter.

A B C D E F

‘Pineapple Beauty’

‘Gingernut’

‘Combat’

‘Juliet Quartermain’

G H I J

C ‘Scarlet Ribbon’

Cordyline

‘Walter Turner’

Convolvulus cneorum ª

Cordyline australis

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

N/A

Jul-Aug

60 x 35 cm

Convolvulus mauritanicus

Unit: 100

Jun-Aug

L M

15 x 40 cm

6x2m

A great selection of Cordyline in liners. All in P7 square pots (28 x 7cm), except C. australis which is in P9 round pots (18 x 9cm). Height and spread vary.

O P Q R S T

‘Cha Cha’ (P) CHA CHA

australis ‘Torbay Dazzler’

U V W X Y

australis

australis ‘Pink Passion’ (P)SEIPIN

australis ‘Red Star’

‘Sunrise’ (VR)

Coreopsis hybrids Coreopsis 'Mango Punch' (VR) (US PP18475)

Unit: 50

Jun-Aug

45 x 30 cm

A wonderful series of half hardy Coreopsis. Stunning flower colours on 40 x 35cm height foliage. Ideal to be planted in swathes in the mid border, as the flowers will be noticeable from a distance.

‘Mango Punch’ (VR) US PP18475

‘Pink Lady’ (P) *(R = 8p)

‘Ruby Frost’ (P) EUPVR TBAF *(R = 13p)

Coreopsis 'Jethro Tull' (P)

‘Rum Punch’ (P) EUPVR TBAF *(R = 13.5p)

Coriander common

Unit: 100

Jun-Sep

60 x 30 cm

Unit: 50

Coriander 'Vietnamese'

Unit: 100

40 x 30 cm

Corydalis 'Berry Exciting' (P)

N/A

70 x 35 cm

Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

Mar-Aug

30 x 40 cm

Coreopsis lanceolata 'Sterntaler' Unit: 50

May-Oct

40 x 35 cm

Corydalis 'Blue Dragon'

Unit: 50

Mar-Aug

40 x 45 cm

A B C D E Corydalis flexuosa 'China Blue'

Corydalis 'Blue Heron' (VR)

Unit: 50

Mar-Aug

Unit: 50

40 x 45 cm

40 x 30 cm

F Cosmos astrosanguineus G ‘Chocolate’

H I J K

Cosmos astrosanguineus 'Chocolate' Unit: 50

Jul-Oct

60 x 45 cm

Cosmos 'Chocamocha' (P) (THOMOCHA)

Cosmos ‘Chocamocha’ (P) (THOMOCHA)

Unit: 50

Jul-Oct

35 x 40 cm

Cotton 'Lavender'

L N/A

Unit: 100

20 x 30 cm

N O P Q

Crassula pagoda 'Variegata'

Unit: 104

N/A

10 x 15 cm

Crassula sarcocaulis

Unit: 100

Curry Plant (Common)

Jul-Sep

Unit: 100

25 x 30 cm

Jun-Aug

30 x 25 cm

Cymbalaria muralis Apr-Sep

Unit: 100

15 x 30 cm

R S T U V W

Cyrtomium falcatum

Unit: 50

N/A

40 x 50 cm

Deschampsia flexuosa 'Tatra Gold'

Cytisus battandieri

Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Aug 4x4m

Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jul-Oct

25 x 20 cm

Dianella tasmanica 'Tas Red' (P)

N/A

(TR20)

Unit: 50

40 x 40 cm

Dahlia

Dahlia 'Dark Desire'

Unit: 50

May-Oct

80 x 50 cm

Over the years, we have selected and cleaned some of the best vegetative Dahlia varieties. Mostly bronze leaved forms to offer as plug plants, rather than tubers for instant rooting and uniform growth in the pot. ‘Bednall Beauty’ is smaller at 40 x 30xm and ‘Bishop of Auckland’ is smaller at 60 x 50cm.

‘Dark Desire’ (P)

‘Bishop of Canterbury’

‘Bishop of Auckland’

‘Fascination’

‘Moonfire’

‘Bishop of Oxford’

‘Bishop of York’

Mystic ‘Dreamer’ (P) * ZONE TEN *(R =

Mystic ‘Illusion’ (P) KNOCKOUT *(R = 10.5p)

‘Roxy’

Dahlia Dreamy™

‘Bishop of Llandaff’

Dahlia Dreamy™ 'Eyes' (VR)

Unit: 50

May-Oct

40 x 40 cm

Dreamy™ are a new range of Dahlia bred by our friends in Holland. All semi-compact, with bronze foliage, and contrasting stunning flower colours.

‘Eyes’ (VR)

‘Fantasy’ (VR)

A B C D ‘Lips’ (VR)

‘Kiss’ (VR)

Delphinium ‘New Millennium’ Series Delphinium 'Blue Lace'

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

1.2 x 0.8 m

‘Nights’ (VR)

F G

The New Millennium series of Delphiniums were bred by New Zealand’s Terry Dowdeswell and are ‘English Hybrid Type’. They include a superb colour range with semi-double to double blossoms. The blooms are generally larger and more robust than previous varieties.

H I J K L M N O P Q R

‘Blue Lace’

‘Double Innocence’

S T U V W X

‘Dusky Maidens’

‘Morning Lights’

‘Pagan Purples’

Y Z

Dianthus

Dianthus 'Annette' May-Jul

Unit: 100

10 x 30 cm

A classic range of miniature garden pinks with a long succession of deliciously scented flowers and varying shades of tight, fairly narrow leafed, silvery-blue foliage. We have selected some real gems here to keep this range as good and up-to-date as possible. ‘Arctic Star’ is early flowering from March.

‘Neon Star’ (P)

‘Annette’

‘Arctic Star’ (P) DEVON ARCTIC STAR

‘Evening Star’

‘Fire Star’ (P) DEVON XERA

‘Fusilier’

‘India Star’ (P)

‘Inshriach Dazzler’

‘La Bourbrille’

‘Night Star’

‘Pop Star’ (P) WP04 ESTHER

‘Red Dwarf’ (P) RED STAR

‘Shooting Star’ (P) WP04 FLORES

‘Starry Eyes’

‘Warden Hybrid’

‘Starburst’ (P)

A B C D E F G ‘Whatfield Can-Can’

(WP09 MAR05)

Unit: 100

Dianthus Scent First Dianthus Scent First® 'Candy Floss' (P) (DEVON FLAVIA)

Unit: 100

May-Jul

28 x 30 cm

Dianthus Early Birds® 'Rebekah' (P)

‘Whatfield Gem’

Mar-Sep

15 x 14 cm

A departure from the dwarf, alpine Dianthus that we have offered previously. This new group are taller than previous selections, but the focus is very much on the perfume of the flower. Fantastic for patio planters or window boxes where you can enjoy the perfume on warm summer evenings. Romance is an Alpine variety.

J K L M N O P

‘Candy Floss’ (P)DEVON FLAVIA

‘Coconut Sundae’ (P) WP 05 YVES

Q R S T

‘Iced Gem’ (P)WP 06 FATIMA

‘Romance’ (P)WP09 WEN04

U V W ‘Raspberry Sundae’ (P) DEVON YOLANDE

‘Slap ‘n’ Tickle’ (P) WP 05 PP 22

‘Tickled Pink’ (P)DEVON PP 11

All the varieties in the “Scent First”® Series have a delightful spicy fragrance, compact free flowering habit, silver-blue foliage, and lengthy blooming periods.

X Y Z

Diascia Breezee Diascia Breezee 'Apple Blossom' (P) (Imp) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

15 x 30 cm

This range has really impressed us due to the flower colour and size as well as its sturdy nature in all weather. Ideal from cool spring weather through summer. Perfect for mixed containers, borders and window boxes.

‘Apricot’ (P) INNDIAAPRI

‘Orange’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Apple Blossom’ (P) (Imp) EUPVR TBAF

‘Pastel’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Diascia

Diascia 'Coral Belle' (P) (HECBEL)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

25 x 35 cm

‘Little Dreamer’ (P) PENDER

‘Red’ (P)

‘Snow’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

The staple plant for many patio and bedding schemes around the world. Superb in baskets, tubs and pots on their own or mixed with other Diascias or patio plants.

‘Little Drifter’ (P)PENDRIF

‘Coral’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Coral Belle’ (P) HECBEL

‘Little Dancer’ (P)PENDAN (40)

‘Little Tango’ (P) PENTANG

‘White Belle’ (P) PENBEL

A B C D E F G Dicentra 'Gold Heart' (P) Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

Apr-Jun

90 x 60 cm

Dierama

Dierama pulcherrimum

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jul-Aug

1.5 x 0.6 m

Dicentra 'King of Hearts' (VR)

Dichondra sericea 'Silver Falls'

May-Jun

Unit: 50

N/A

Unit: 100

25 x 65 cm

15 x 50 cm

Dill

Jul-Sep

Unit: 100

90 x 30 cm

I J

Dierama: A wonderful selection of graceful grass-like beauties which produce pendulous flowers in the summer. PLEASE NOTE - All Dierama species and hybrids listed are seed raised varieties grown in the open field. There is significant potential for cross pollination by wind or insect and therefore we cannot always guarantee the specific flower colour. Some varieties are more likely to throw up beautiful, but non-specific flower colours. Flowering July - August.

K L M N O P

argyreum

‘Blackberry Bells’

Q R S T

‘Pink Rocket’

‘Blackbird’

erectum

U V W X Y

mossii

pulcherrimum

reynoldsii

igneum

Digitalis Illumination Digitalis Illumination 'Pink' (P) (TMDGFP001)

Unit: 54

Jun-Nov

90 x 45 cm

This series offer great advances in Digitalis breeding. Longer flowering period and unique flower colours. A must have for every garden!

‘Pink’ (P) TMDGFP001

Digitalis parviflora 'Milk Chocolate' Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

60 x 30 cm

Diosma ericoides 'Sunset Gold' Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

30 x 30 cm

‘Raspberry’ (P) (Imp.) EUPVR TBAF

Digitalis purpurea 'Pam's Choice' Unit: 50

Digitalis purpurea 'Primrose Carousel'

Jun-Aug

Unit: 50

1.2 x 0.4 m

Dryopteris erythrosora

Unit: 50

50 x 40 cm

Echeveria affinis

N/A

40 x 50 cm

Jun-Aug

Unit: 104

Jun-Sep

15 x 25 cm

Digitalis purpurea 'Snow Thimble' Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

1 x 0.4 m

Echeveria 'Black Knight' (Prince) Unit: 104

Jun-Sep

7 x 14 cm

A B C D E Echeveria 'Duchess of Nuremberg'

Echeveria cana Jun-Sep

Unit: 104

16 x 8 cm

Unit: 104

Echeveria imbricata

Jun-Sep

Unit: 104

11 x 16 cm

Echeveria lilacina

Apr-Oct

15 x 20 cm

Unit: 104

N/A

15 x 10 cm

G H I J K

Echeveria runyonii 'Topsey Turvey' Unit: 104

Jun-Sep

11 x 16 cm

Echeveria (Blue flatter leaves)

Echeveria shaviana

Unit: 104

Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

9 x 13 cm

Jun-Sep

7 x 10 cm

Echeveria (lobed leaves)

Unit: 100

Jun-Sep

L M

7 x 10 cm

Echinacea

Echinacea 'Marmalade' (P)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jun-Sep

60 x 40 cm

A beautiful range of “Cone Flowers” from a prominent Dutch breeder, with a range of zesty oranges, hot reds, cool limes and white shades. Ideal for pots on the patio, in border fringes or raised beds. ‘Southern Belle’ is slightly taller than the other varieties at 90x90.

Q R S T ‘Guava Ice’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Marmalade’ (P)

U V W X Y

‘Hot Papaya’ (P)

purpurea ‘Avalanche’ (P)

purpurea ‘Milkshake’ (P)

‘Southern Belle’ (P)

Ensete ventricosum 'Maurelii' N/A

Unit: 50

1.1 x 0.9 m

Erodium x variabile 'Bishop's Form' May-Sep

Unit: 100

12 x 25 cm

Erigeron karvinskianus 'Sea of Blossom' Unit: 100

Erigeron 'Sea Breeze' (VR)

May-Aug

Unit: 50

25 x 30 cm

Erodium x variabile 'Flore Pleno' Unit: 100

Erysimum Perennial

May-Sep

8 x 25 cm

Apr-Sep

20 x 30 cm

We constantly select Erodium ‘Flore Peno’ for its double flowers, but its nature is to throw up many single flowers just to surprise us! Please be aware of this when purchasing this variety that often the flowers will be single.

Erodium x variabile 'Album'

Unit: 100

May-Sep

8 x 25 cm

Erodium x variabile 'Roseum' Unit: 100

May-Sep

8 x 25 cm

This range of Erysimum ‘Wall flowers’ are all unique with varying habits, flower colours and garden uses. Flowering April - July, with the ‘Rysi’ and ‘Winter’ varieties starting earlier in March. Hardiness varies within this group - E. ‘Bowles Mauve’ being as hardy as any Erysimum. Erysimum Rysi 'Bronze' (P) (INNRYSIBRO)

Unit: 50

Mar-Jul

30 x 40 cm

‘Apricot Twist’

‘Bowles Mauve’

‘Constant Cheer’

Rysi ‘Gold’ (P)INNRYSIGOL

Rysi ‘Moon’ (P) EUPBR TBAF

linifolium ‘Variegatum’

Rysi ‘Bronze’ (P) INNRYSIBRO

‘Plant World Lemon’ (VR)

‘Sunburst’ (P) LISTRACE

A B C D E ‘Sweet Sorbet’

‘Winter Light’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Winter Joy’ (P) (Imp)EUPVR TBAF

‘Winter Orchid’ (VR) EUPVR TBAF

F G H I J

‘Winter Party’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Winter Rouge’ (P)EUPVR TBAF

‘Winter Passion’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Winter Sorbet’ (P) INNERYWS

K L M N O P

Erysimum 'Golden Jubilee'

Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

15 x 20 cm

Erysimum 'Orange Zwerg' (P) (INNERYOZ)

Unit: 100

Escallonia 'Golden Carpet' (P) (ALCAURA)

Apr-Jun

Unit: 50

20 x 35 cm

Jun-Jul & Sep-Oct

0.5 x 1 m

Eucomis 'Freckles' (P) (FRECKLE FACE)

Unit: 50

Jul-Aug

35 x 25 cm

Q R S T U V W

Eucomis 'Oakhurst' (VR)

Unit: 50

Jul-Aug

40 x 30 cm

Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald 'n' Gold' Unit: 50

Euonymus fortunei 'Gaiety'

N/A

40 x 30 cm

Unit: 50

N/A

40 x 30 cm

Euonymus japonicus microphyllus 'Gold Dust'

N/A

Unit: 100

35 x 25 cm

Euphorbia Hardy Euphorbia 'Efanthia' (P)

Mar-Jun

Unit: 50

30 x 25 cm

Variable in habit, some more compact than others. Particularly useful in the pot, or container for the summer, mixed with other perennial.

‘Efanthia’ (P)

amygdaloides ‘Amy Purpurea’

‘Ascot Rainbow’ (P)

‘Baby Charm’ (VR)

characias wulfenii

‘Despina’ (VR)

‘Glacier Blue’ (P)

‘Grey Hedgehog’ (VR)

‘Kalipso’ (VR) INNKALFF

x martinii

Martinii ‘Rudolph’ (P) WALEUPHRUD

Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost' (P) (INNEUPHE)

Unit: 50

Euphorbia 'Diamond Star' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 50

May-Sep

20 x 25 cm

Euryops 'Jamaica Sunshine'

Unit: 100

Euryops pectinatus

Apr-Oct

30 x 25 cm

Unit: 50

Apr-Oct

1.2 x 1 m

May-Sep

21 x 30 cm

Faucaria 'Tuberculosa'

Unit: 104

N/A

6 x 10 cm

A B C D E Felicia 'Forever Blue' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Fennel 'Bronze'

Unit: 100

Fennel 'Green' Jul-Sep

Jul-Sep

Unit: 100

1.5 x 0.5 m

Festuca glauca

1.5 x 0.5 m

Unit: 50

F Jul-Sep

25 x 30 cm

H I J K Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue'

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

25 x 30 cm

Festuca 'Golden Toupee'

Unit: 50

Feverfew 'Gold'

Jul-Sep

Unit: 100

20 x 25 cm

Ficus carica 'Brown Turkey'

25 x 25 cm

N/A

Unit: 18 x 9cm

4x4m

N O P Q Fuchsia arborescens

Unit: 50

Jul-Aug

1.2 x 1 m

Fuchsia 'Diana, Princess of Wales' (P)

Fuchsia astromontana 'Autumnale' Unit: 100

(FUCDPW)

Jul-Sep

Unit: 100

50 x 45 cm

May-Sep

35 x 30 cm

Fuchsia 'Genii'

Unit: 100

R May-Sep

60 x 45 cm

S T U V W

Fuchsia microphylla 'Pink'

Unit: 100

May-Jul

1.2 x 0.8 m

Fuchsia 'Silver Linings' (VR)

Unit: 100

Fuchsia 'Sunray'

May-Jul

1.2 x 0.8 m

Unit: 100

Jun-Sep

60 x 45 cm

Fuchsia triphylla 'Thalia'

Unit: 50

May-Sep

50 x 45 cm

X Y Z

Fuchsia Shadowdancers® Fuchsia Shadowdancers® 'Alice' (P) (GOETZALICE)

Unit: 100

Apr-Oct

35 x 25 cm

This is generally a very early-blooming and easy Fuchsia with exceptionally uniform and compact growth. The flowers perch well above the bushy, small-leaved foliage. Blooms all summer long. A great pot crop plant.

‘Alice’ (P) GOETZALICE

‘Amelie’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Anna’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Betty’ (P) SHABETTY

‘Gene’ (P) GOETZGENE

‘Ginger’ (P) GOETZGINGER

‘Marcia’ Imp. (P)EUPVR TBAF

‘Martha’ (P) GOETZMART

‘Nora’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Peggy’ (P) GOETZPEG

‘Rosella’ Imp. (P) GOETZIMPRO

‘Shirley’ (P)

‘Sophia (P)EUPVR TBAF

‘Violette’ (P) GOETZV2

‘Yolanda’ (P) GOETZLANDA

Gaillardia 'Arizona Apricot'

Unit: 50

Jun-Oct

35 x 45 cm

A B C

Gaura

Gaura 'Lillipop Pink' (P) (REDGAPI)

Unit: 50

Gaillardia 'Goblin'

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

35 x 45 cm

Gardenia jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy' Unit: 18 x 9cm

Jun-Sep

60 x 60 cm

May-Nov

40 x 30 cm

These all have beautiful ‘butterfly’ flowers on stems of varying heights. They are not usually sold as hardy plants, but will survive in well protected or mild, dry conditions over winter. Suitable for use in both the container and the border. The PW varieties flower from May-November whereas the others flower from JuneOctober.

G H I J K L M

‘Freefolk Rosy’ (P) HARRFOLK

‘Karalee White’ (P) NUGAUWHITE

‘Lillipop Pink’ (P) REDGAPI

Gazania

lindheimeri ‘My Melody’ (P)

Gazania 'Magic'

Unit: 50

‘Papillon’ (P) NUGAUPAPIL

May-Oct

30 x 25 cm

Glorious coloured flowers which open in bright daylight. Great sturdy foliage. Best situated in a tub, bowl or window box where the flowers can be seen. The vibrancy of the flower colours will bring any display to life.

‘Rosyjane’ (P)HARROSY

Q R S ‘Blackberry Ripple’

T U V W X Y

‘Christopher Lloyd’

‘Magic’

‘Tiger Eye’ (VR) GAZTE

‘Variegata’

Gazania Sunbathers® Gazania Sunbathers® 'Totonaca' (VR)

May-Sep

Unit: 50

30 x 25 cm

This range of Gazania offers incredible flower performance along with dense growth habit and large brightly-coloured flowers (single and double) which have less tendency to close in low light.

‘Katua’ (VR)SUGAKAT

‘Tikal’ (VR) SUGATI

‘Totonaca’ (VR)

Geranium 'Bertie Crug' (VR) May-Sep

Unit: 50

15 x 30 cm

Geranium 'Rozanne' (P) (GERWAT)

Unit: 50

Apr-Oct

0.6 x 1 m

Geranium 'Black Beauty' (P) (NODBEAUTY)

Unit: 50

Geranium 'Dusky Rose'

May-Sep

Unit: 50

20 x 30 cm

N/A

0 x 0 cm

May-Sep

15 x 30 cm

Geranium wallichianum 'Buxton's Variety'

Geranium 'Tiny Monster'

Unit: 50

‘Nahui’ (VR)

Unit: 50

Jun-Oct

30 x 45 cm

Geranium incanum

Unit: 100

Apr-Jul

20 x 30 cm

Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Westray' (P) Unit: 50

May-Sep

20 x 25 cm

Gerbera Garvinea™ (P)

Unit: 50

Apr-Oct

35 x 30 cm

A new series of perennial Gerbera - some fantastic colours and similar habits to the well known Everlast series. Perfect combination partners for hardy and summer annuals alike. Ideal for containers, baskets and borders.

C D E F G

‘Fleurie’ (P) FLEURIE

‘Orangina’ (P)

‘Lisa’ (P) GARLISA

H I J K

Garvinea™ Sweet

‘Pam’ (P)

The super-sized and supervibrant flowers of the ‘Sweet’ range add an instant burst of fun and vibrancy to any display, and blossom from early spring all the way into autumn and the first frosts.

‘Rachel’ (P) GARRACHEL

‘Vivian’ (P)

M N O P

‘Dreams’ (P) GARDREAMS

Q R S T

‘Glow’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Garvinea™ “Spider” An addition to the robust and hardy Garvinea Gerbera range with ‘spider’ flowers which exhibit needle-like petals.

‘Honey’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Sixteen’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

U V W X Y

‘Catherine’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Letizia’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Geum coccineum 'Koi' May-Aug

Unit: 100

30 x 25 cm

Gunnera manicata Jul-Aug

Unit: 18 x 9cm Unit: 66

2.5 x 2 m

Geum 'Totally Tangerine' (P)

Geum 'Eos' Apr-Jul

Unit: 50

35 x 25 cm

Gypsophila cerastioides

0 x 0 cm

Heartsease

May-Jul

Unit: 100

May-Oct

Unit: 50

8 x 20 cm

Hebe x franciscana May-Sep

Unit: 100

Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’ (P)

20 x 25 cm

Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

45 x 25 cm

known as the ‘Rock Rose’, the alpine Helianthemums have fairly upright foliage with HelianthemumOften flowers during early summer, which often come again near the end of summer. All around Helianthemum 'Ben Fhada'

May-Jul & Sep

Unit: 100

20 x 25 cm

20cm tall x 25cm spread. Just try these in the bank, border edges, rock garden or in a container, perhaps with a few other Helianthemums.

‘Ben Fhada’

‘Ben Ledi’

‘Ben Mohr’

‘Bunbury’

‘Double Apricot’

‘Fireball’

Helianthemum mixed

‘Highdown Apricot’

46 46

Helianthemum continued...

B C D E ‘Jubilee’

‘Pink Angel’ (VR)

‘Razzle Dazzle’

‘Rose of Leeswood’

F G H I J

‘The Bride’

Helichrysum

‘Wisley Pink’

‘Wisley Primrose’

Helichrysum ambiguum 'Korma' (P/CB)

Unit: 100

N/A

20 x 15 cm

Scented Helichrysum. ‘Korma’ and ‘Icicles’ are similar to curry plant, but with a milder scent. ‘White Wonder’ is intensely aromatic and flowers June-August.

O P ambiguum ‘Korma’ (P/CB)

Helichrysum (Patio Varieties)

‘Icicles’

‘White Wonder’

Helichrysum microphyllum

Unit: 100

N/A

30 x 75 cm

Q R

Brilliant for baskets, bowls and tubs, particularly at the edges to allow the plant to demonstrate its full trailing ability. Will act as a foil for any container plant.

S T U V W X Y

microphyllum

petiolare ‘Gold’

petiolare ‘Silver’

petiolare ‘Variegatum’

Helleborus

Helleborus 'Double Queen Mixed' Unit: 50

Feb-Apr

35 x 25 cm

‘Double Queen Mixed’

We are pleased to be able to offer some of the best Hellebore varieties available. Excellent for use in spring containers, but equally happy in the bed or shady border. We advise potting from spring in one year to sell in spring of the following year, either in, or out of flower. Silver Dollar continues to flower into May.

‘Double Pink Spotted’

‘Double Yellow Spotted’

ori. hyb. ‘White Lady Spotted’

ori. hyb. ‘Blue Metallic Lady’

orientalis hybrid ‘Pink Lady’

orientalis hybrid ‘Yellow Lady’

‘Double White Picotee’

Double Purple’

orientalis hybrid ‘Red Lady’

orientalis hybrid ‘White Lady’

Heliopsis helianthoides 'Tuscan Sun' (P)

Herniaria glabra

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

40 x 30 cm

Unit: 100

N/A

6 x 15 cm

Heuchera

Heuchera 'Autumn Leaves' (P) Unit: 50

Apr-Jul

20 x 30 cm

B A choice selection of Heuchera. Sold mostly for their year-round foliage appeal. Ideal in a container, either on their own, or mixed with other Heucheras, foliage and colourful flowering plants. When finished use in the container they can be planted into the bed or border outside.

C D E F G

‘Amethyst Mist’ (VR)

‘Berry Smoothie’ (P)

H I J K

‘Autumn Leaves’ (P)

L M N O P

‘Black Beauty’ (P) DARK BEAUTY

‘Can-Can’ (VR)

Q R S Heuchera Mixed

T U V W X Y

‘Blackberry Jam’ (VR) PWHEU0109

‘Cherry Cola’ (P)

‘Chocolate Ruffles’ (P)

Heuchera 'Autumn Leaves' (P)

Heuchera continued...

Unit: 50

‘Forever Purple’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Apr-Jul

20 x 30 cm

‘Crème Brûlée’ (P) TNHEUCB

‘Delta Dawn’ (P)

‘Electra’ (P)

‘Electric Lime’ (P) ELECTRIC

‘Fire Chief’ (P)

‘Georgia Peach’ (P)

‘Ginger Ale’ (P)

‘Gotham’ (P)

‘Green Spice’ (VR)

‘Hollywood’ (P)

‘Key Lime Pie’ (P) - TNHEU042

‘Licorice’ (P)TNHEU044

‘Lime Marmalade’ (P)

‘Mahogany’ (P)

‘Marmalade’ (P)

‘Palace Purple’

A B C D ‘Midnight Bayou’ (P) BAYOU

‘Midnight Rose’ (VR)DERIVED OBSIDIAN

‘Obsidian’ (P)

‘Paris’ (P)

F G H I

‘Peach Flambé’ (P)

‘Plum Pudding’ (P)

‘Plum Royale’ (P)

‘Sugar Frosting’ (P) PWHEU0104

K L M N

‘Purple Petticoats’ (VR)

‘Southern Comfort’ (P)

Heuchera Little Cuties

‘Sparkling Burgundy’ (P)SPARKLING WINE

‘Sugar Plum’ (P)

A lovely series intended originally to be for indoor pot planting, but can also be used outside for small containers. We think ‘Blondie’ is the stand-out best in series - incredible flowers all the time! Unit: 50

15 x 20 cm

P Q R S

Heuchera Little Cutie 'Blondie' (P)

Apr-Aug

T ‘Blondie’ (P) BLONDIE

‘Coco’ (P) COCO

‘‘Frost’ (P) TNHEUFRO

U V W X Y

‘Ginger Snap’ (P) GINGER SNAP

‘Peppermint’ (P) PEPPERMINT

‘Sugar Berry’ (P)SUGAR BERRY

‘Sweet Tart’ (P)SWEET TART

Heucherella Heucherella 'Kimono' (P)

Unit: 50

Apr-Jul

20 x 30 cm

Heucherella is a cross between Heuchera and Tiarella - the clues are in the leaf shape or flower. Use them in a container, either on their own, or mixed with other Heucheras, Tiarellas and foliage plants. When finished they can be planted into the bed or border outside.

‘Alabama Sunrise’ (P)

‘Kimono’ (P)

‘Brass Lantern’ (P)

‘Redstone Falls’ (P)

‘Solar Eclipse’ (P) DERIVED VAR

‘Sweet Tea’ (P)

Holcus 'Albovariegatus'

Unit: 50

Jun-Aug

30 x 30 cm

Houttuynia cordata 'Flame'

Unit: 100

Jul-Sep

20 x 30 cm

‘Stoplight’ (P)

‘Sunrise Falls’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Tapestry’ (P)

‘Yellowstone Falls’ (P)

Hypericum x moserianum 'Variegatum'

Hypsela reniformis

Unit: 100

Mar-Jun

25 x 25 cm

Unit: 100

Jun-Sep

5 x 30 cm

Iberis 'Master Piece' (P) (MASTERPIECE)

Iberis

Hyssopus officinalis 'Blue'

Hyssopus officinalis 'Pink'

Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

70 x 40 cm

Unit: 100

Apr-Aug

30 x 90 cm

Iberis provide excellent spring colour to containers and beds and look great with Primulas and other spring flowering varieties. ‘Pink Ice’ has a strong pink colour in Spring which then fades to white over the summer. ‘Masterpiece’ has huge flower heads and is eye catching as it flowers from April right through to August, it’s also a Hardy Perennial rather than an Alpine.

C D E F G

70 x 40 cm

H ‘Absolutely Amethyst’ (VR)

I ‘Golden Candy’ (VR)

J K L M

‘Master Piece’ (P) MASTERPIECE

Ipomoea

Ipomoea Sweet Caroline 'Light Green' (P) (SWEET CAROLINE LIGHT GREEN)

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

25 x 30 cm

‘Pink Ice’ (VR)

sempervirens ‘Snowflake’

‘Snowball’ (VR)

These ornamental sweet potatoes are now even better than those of age. Cleaner, more vibrant and vigorous foliage will even grow well in cooler climates, but do prefer warm, sunny conditions. Excellent as a colourful addition to summer baskets and containers. These can be mixed with many other basket and bedding plants to make a stunning display of colour and texture.

O P Q R S T U

Sweet Caroline ‘Purple’ (P)

V W X Y

Sweet Heart ‘Light Green’ (P)

Sweet Heart ‘Purple’ (P)

Sweet Caroline ‘Light Green’ (P)

Imperata cylindrica 'Red Baron' Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

N/A

30 x 20 cm

Iresine herbstii 'Brilliantissima' Unit: 50

Isotoma 'Fairy Carpet' N/A

Unit: 100

60 x 45 cm

May-Sep

7 x 30 cm

Kalanchoe thyrsiflora 'Bronze Sculpture' Unit: 50

N/A

15 x 15 cm

Kniphofia

Kniphofia 'Lemon Popsicle' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 50

Jun-Oct

35 x 35 cm

This series has been bred to fit in smaller spaces. It offers an extended blooming period and attractive grassy foliage which looks great all season.

‘Papaya Popsicle’ (P)

‘Orange Vanilla Popsicle’ (P)

‘Lemon Popsicle’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

splendida ‘Strawberries & Cream’

Lamium

Lamium 'Pink Chablis' (P) (CHECKIN)

Unit: 100

May-Sep

20 x 30 cm

B Excellent varieties, primarily for their foliage colour. Will perform in almost any situation - in a bowl, tub, basket, bank or paved area. The plant acts as a marvellous foil to other summer and winter patio plants. Herman’s Pride is a taller variety than the others at approx 50x40cm.

C D E F G H

maculatum ‘Golden Anniversary’ (P) DELLAM

I J K L

‘Pink Chablis’ (P) CHECKIN

‘Gold Nuggets’

maculatum ‘White Nancy’

Lampranthus

Lampranthus 'Orange'

May-Sep

Unit: 100

38 x 30 cm

One of the selections of the Southwest ‘Mesembryanthemums’. Extremely attractive when well established with masses of flowers held close to the grey-green succulent foliage. These are tender alpines which we suggest are held in cold, dry, protected conditions over winter to initiate flower for the second season.

O P Q R S T

‘Orange’

‘Pink’

‘Purple’

U V W X Y

‘Tresco Brilliant’

‘Yellow’

Lathyrus vernus Apr-May

Unit: 50

25 x 30 cm

Lathyrus vernus

Lantana Calippo Lantana Calippo 'White' (P) (LAN 409)

Unit: 100

May-Sep

25 x 30 cm

Making a come-back for the British patio - Lantana Calippo have superb colour, but benefit from a more compact, bushy habit compared to the old traditional varieties. Flowering May to September. Ideal for pots, containers as well as for the mid summer border.

‘Tucano’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Orange’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Red’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Tutti Fruitti’ (P) LAN 519

‘White’ (P) LAN 409

Lavender sto. Provençal Lavender sto. Prov. 'Antibes' (VR) Unit: 100

May-Oct

30 x 30 cm

This is a neo-classic range of French Lavender. Not fully hardy, but will last if protected from the worst frosts. All great habits for the pot or garden with delightfully subtle, pastel flower shades and fragrance.

‘Antibes’ (VR)

‘Arles’ (VR)

Lavender

Lavender angustifolia 'Munstead' Jun-Oct

Unit: 100

30 x 20 cm

B These varieties include a range of colours and habits. The wonderful foliage and summer flowers lend themselves to many situations within the garden or courtyard, either in the bowl, tub, herb garden, or just to create that fragrant spot for everybody’s enjoyment.

C D E F G

angustifolia ‘Munstead’

angustifolia ‘Rosea’

angustifolia ‘Hidcote’

H I J K L

dentata

‘Devon Compact’

pinnata

‘Devon Compact White’

M N O P

spica ‘Kew Red’

‘Platinum Blonde’ (P) MOMPARLER

sto. ‘French’

R S T U V W

Lemon Grass

Unit: 50

Leptinella 'Platts Black' N/A

1 x 0.5 m

Unit: 100

Leucanthemum 'Angel' (VR)

May-Aug

2 x 20 cm

Unit: 50

May-Oct

35 x 30 cm

Leucanthemum 'Banana Cream' (P) Unit: 50

Jun-Oct

35 x 60 cm

X Y Z

Leucanthemum hosmariense May-Oct

Unit: 100

37 x 37 cm

Libertia ixioides 'Goldfinger' (P) (NNGF2)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Jun

50 x 50 cm

Lippia citriodora

Unit: 100

Jul-Nov

90 x 60 cm

Lithodora diffusa 'Alba'

Unit: 100

Apr-Sep

15 x 25 cm

Leucanthemum 'White Mountain' (P) (GFLEUWHMTN)

Unit: 50

Lewisia long.-hyb. 'Little Peach'

Jun-Oct

40 x 30 cm

Libertia ixioides 'Taupo Blaze' (P) Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Jun & Sep

Unit: 50

15 x 20 cm

Libertia peregrinans 'Gold Leaf'

May-Jun

60 x 60 cm

Apr-Sep

Unit: 100

15 x 25 cm

Lithodora 'Heavenly Blue'

Unit: 100

Lobelia 'Big Blue' (P) (WESLOBIGBLUE)

Apr-Sep

15 x 25 cm

80 x 50 cm

Unit: 50

May-Jun & Sep

20 x 30 cm

Lindernia grandiflora

Unit: 100

May-Sep

10 x 20 cm

Lithodora 'Grace Ward'

Lithodora 'Blue Star' (P)

Unit: 100

May-Jun

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Lewisia long.-hyb. 'Little Plum'

Unit: 100

May-Sep

20 x 30 cm

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Lobelia fulgens Queen Victoria (Elmfeuer) Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

80 x 20 cm

Lobelia Lobelix

Lobelia Lobelix 'Blue' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

May-Sep

20 x 30 cm

This is a very free flowering series that will flower from May through until the autumn making it ideal as a traditional edging plant or as a semi upright filler in a basket or container.

C D E F G

Lobelix ‘Blue’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Lobelix ‘Lilac’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

I J K L

Lobelix ‘Blue White Eye’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Lobelix ‘White’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

N O P Q

Lobularia 'Primavera Princess' (P) (

Unit: 100

May-Sep

30 x 40 cm

Lobularia 'Princess in Purple' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

Lobularia 'Snow Princess' (P) (INLBUSNOPR)

Apr-Oct

Unit: 100

40 x 45 cm

May-Sep

20 x 30 cm

Lonicera nitida 'Baggeson's Gold' Unit: 50

N/A

30 x 25 cm

R S T U V W

Lonicera nitida 'Lemon Beauty' Unit: 50

Apr-May 1x1m

Loropetalum chinensis 'Fire Dance' Unit: 18 x 9cm Unit: 66

Lotus berthelotii

Apr-May 1x1m

Unit: 100

May-Sep

20 x 60 cm

Lotus maculatus x berthelotii 'Fire Vine' Unit: 100

May-Sep

20 x 60 cm

X Y Z

Lupin Russell 'Chandelier' (Kronleuchter) May-Aug

Unit: 50

40 x 30 cm

One of the most established and popular Lupin selections - The Russell series has good, strong colours with congested spikes of flowers from May. Foliage is light green, finely cut. Superb for cottage garden containers or for the mid border. Seeds are pre-treated to help prevent Lupin anthracnose, a prevalent fungal disease in Lupins.

‘Noble Maiden’ (Fraulein)

Lysimachia 'Candela' (VR) (INNLYSCAND)

Unit: 50

May-Sep

25 x 30 cm

Marjoram

Lupin Russell

Aug-Sep

30 x 45 cm

‘Compact’

‘The Governor’ (Kastellan)

Lychnis flos-cuculi 'Nana'

‘The Pages’ (Edelknaben)

Lysimachia 'Goldilocks'

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

N/A

Unit: 100

Lysimachia ciliata 'Fire Cracker'

Unit: 100

50 x 30 cm

Marjoram 'Compact'

Unit: 100

‘The Chatelaine’ (Schlobfrau)

‘Chandelier’ (Kronleuchter)

Jun-Oct

10 x 90 cm

0 x 0 cm

Lysimachia punctata 'Alexander' Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

65 x 45 cm

A perennial herb, native to Europe and the Middle East. Used in many meat and Italian dishes. Enjoys being in pots and gardens for easy reach to make the most of the textures, fragrance and flavours.

‘Pot’

‘Gold Tipped’

‘Golden’

Mandevilla Vogue™ (P)

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Apr-Sep

70 x 70 cm

Mandevilla (sometimes know as Dipladenia) is a vigorous flowering climber carrying trumpetshaped flowers in succession from late Spring through to the end of Autumn. They will also do well in a conservatory, on a sunny window sill.

C D E F G H I J K L

‘Audrey’ (P)

‘Ginger’ (P)

M N O P Q

Mace (Achillea ageratum)

Unit: 100

Jul-Nov

50 x 30 cm

Mazus reptans 'Albus'

Unit: 100

Mecardonia 'Gold Dust' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

May-Jul

Unit: 100

5 x 30 cm

May-Oct

15 x 30 cm

Meconopsis Baileyi 'Alba'

Unit: 50

Jun-Jul

1 x 0.5 m

R S T U V W

Meconopsis betonicifolia 'China Blue' Unit: 50

May-Jul

90 x 60 cm

Meconopsis 'Lingholm'

Unit: 50

Jun-Jul

1 x 0.4 m

Melianthus major

Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Jul

2.5 x 1.5 m

Y Melianthus major

Mint

Mint 'Apple' Jul-Aug

Unit: 100

60 x 45 cm

All Mints are relatively vigorous herbaceous perennials which have variable fragrances. Ideal for tubs or pots, or in places where people will brush against the foliage to emanate the strong fragrance. Heights and spreads vary.

‘Pineapple’

‘Chocolate Peppermint’

‘Corsican’

‘Grapefruit’

‘Morrocan’

‘Spear’

‘Strawberry’

‘Apple’

‘Banana’

‘Basil’

‘Black Pepper’

‘Eau de Cologne’

‘Ginger’

‘Swiss’

A B C D Miscanthus 'Gold Bar' (P) Sep-Oct

Unit: 18 x 9cm

1x1m

Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light'

Miscanthus sinensis 'Adagio'

Unit: 18 x 9cm

N/A

Unit: 18 x 9cm

0 x 0 cm

Jun-Sep

1.2 x 0.9 m

Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebrinus' Unit: 18 x 9cm

Aug-Sep

1.2 x 0.9 m

G H I J

Monarda didyma 'Earl Grey'

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

65 x 40 cm

Unit: 50

Monarda didyma 'Pink Supreme' (P)

Monarda didyma 'Fireball' (P) Jul-Sep

Jul-Sep

Unit: 50

65 x 40 cm

L Monarda ‘Pardon My Pink’

M N O P Q

Monarda 'Pardon My Purple' (P)

Monarda 'Pardon My Pink' (P) Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

(EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 50

Monarda ‘Pardon My Purple’

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Morisia 'Monantha' Mar-Jun

Unit: 100

10 x 15 cm

R S T U V W

Musa 'Basjoo' Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

Musa 'Dwarf Cavendish' N/A

5x4m

Unit: 50

Myosotis 'My Oh My' (P) (MYOMARK)

N/A

2x1m

Unit: 50

Apr-Jun

20 x 20 cm

Myrtle

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

70 x 40 cm

Y Z

Myrtus ugni molinae 'Butterball' (VR) May-Jul

Unit: 50

1.2 x 1 m

Nasturtium 'Banana Split'

Unit: 50

Nasturtium 'Red Wonder'

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

30 x 60 cm

Jun-Oct

30 x 60 cm

Nemesia 'Berries & Cream' (P) (FLEURBAC)

Unit: 100

Apr-Oct

35 x 35 cm

Nemesia Karoo Nemesia Karoo® 'Dark Blue' (P) (INNEMKADAB)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

25 x 20 cm

This ‘Karoo’ series from Proven Winners® is unique in that they are triploid - which means they have prolific, sweetly perfumed, large flowers and will not set seed and therefore have a far better chance of flowering for longer without cutting back.

‘Dark Blue’ (P) INNEMKADAB

Nemesia Maritana®

‘Pink’ (P) (Imp)EUPVR TBAF

‘Soft Blue’ (P) INNKARSOFB

‘Violet Ice’ (P) INNEMKAVIC

‘White’ (P) INNKARWHI

Nemesia Maritana® 'Blue Lagoon' (P) (PENGOON)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

25 x 35 cm

This series has emerged from breeding work carried out over many dedicated years in Penhow, S. Wales. All prolific, scented and will survive mild winter conditions.

‘Blue Lagoon’ (P) PENGOON

‘Fragrant Gem’ (P) PENGEM

Nemesia Sunsatia Plus® Nemesia Sunsatia® 'Kumquat' (P) (INTRAIKUM)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

25 x 30 cm

A continuation of an amazing breeding programme to produce more prolonged flowering and demonstrate a more robust habit. Excellent for summer containers, either solo, or for fringe planting to compliment other summer basket and container plants.

C D E F G

‘Anona’ (P) INNEMSUNAN

‘Ciruela’ (Imp) (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Cherry on Ice’ (P) INNEMCHEOI

‘Granada’ (P) INNEMSUNDA

H I J K

‘Little Banana’ (P) INNEMLIBAN

‘Little Cherry’ (P) INNEMLICHE

‘Little Coco’ (P)INNEMLITCO

M N O P

‘Papaya’ (P) (new) INNEMNEWPA

‘Pera’ (P) INNEMSUNDPE

‘Pomelo’ (P) INNEMSUNPO

‘Raspberry’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Nemesia Sunsatia® Nemesia Sunsatia® 'Kumquat' (P) (INTRAIKUM)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

25 x 30 cm

Q R

The Sunsatia® series are a unique range of Nemesia as they are the first series with such a range of vibrant colours to be produced from cuttings rather than seed. This means that they will not produce seeds as readily as some of the more traditional seed grown varieties, leading to plants with far greater vigour so you can enjoy the wonderful colours right through summer. The upright varieties have the best scent - ideal for tubs. The semi-trailing types are excellent for baskets as well as pots, tubs and raised beds.

S T U V W X Y

‘Cassis’ (P) INUPSPINK8

‘Kumquat’ (P) INTRAIKUM

‘Peach’ (P) INUPCREAM

Nepeta faassenii 'Purrsian Blue' (P) N/A

Unit: 50

0 x 0 cm

Oenothera 'African Sun' (P)

N/A

Unit: 100

Unit: 50

15 x 90 cm

Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens'

Onion, Welsh

Unit: 100

Nepeta 'Grannilocks'

N/A

30 x 15 cm

Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

May-Sep

60 x 60 cm

Origanum vulgare 'Common'

Jun-Sep

Unit: 100

15 x 20 cm

Aug-Sep

40 x 30 cm

Oenothera 'Siskiyou' N/A

Unit: 50

0 x 0 cm

Origanum vulgare 'Country Cream' Unit: 100

Aug-Sep

40 x 30 cm

Osteospermum, Half-Hardy Osteospermum jucundum compactum Unit: 50

Origanum vulgare 'Crinkle Leaf' Unit: 100

Aug-Sep

40 x 30 cm

jucundum compactum

Orostachys 'Chinese Hat' Apr-May

Unit: 100

15 x 30 cm

‘Lady Leitrim’

May-Oct

35 x 35 cm

We have brought back a select range of relatively hardy Osteospermum for the discerning buyer who recognises that there is more to Osteospermum than summer colour. These more cold resistant varieties are particularly prevalent in parks and gardens in milder areas of the UK. Here are some varieties with good pot habits as well as excellent garden performance. Flowers may flush and reduce in the hottest of summers.

‘Snow Pixie’ (VR)

‘Tresco Purple’

Osteospermum Symphony

Osteospermum 'Orange Symphony'® (P) (SEKIGORI)

Unit: 50

Apr-Oct

40 x 35 cm

This is a wonderful breakthrough in South African daisies. Long flowering from spring and even into the hottest summer, vibrant petal colours with the characteristic blue Symphony eye. The best recommendation would be to try the ‘Symphony’ Osteospermums in a bowl together or in a collection of separate bowls.

C D E F G H I J K L

‘Banana Symphony’® (VR) SEKIGELI

‘Orange Symphony’® (P) SEKIGORI

Oxalis Xalis™ (VR)

Unit: 50

May-Sep

25 x 30 cm

M N

This range of Oxalis has beautifully rich coloured trefoil shaped foliage, which sets off the flowers wonderfully. Perfect for combinations for early summer through to autumn. ‘Pink Pillow’ flowers from June-August whereas the others flower from May-September

O P Q R S

‘Burgundy Wine’ (VR)

T U V W

Pachyphytum bracteosum

‘Black Velvet’ (VR)

‘Pink Pillow’ (VR)

Unit: 104

N/A

12 x 10 cm

X Y Z

Papavar 'Plum Pudding'

Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Unit: 100

Parahebe 'Snow Clouds' (VR)

Apr-Jun

N/A

60 x 50 cm

Unit: 50

Apr-Jun

Unit: 100

15 x 35 cm

Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'

Parsley 'French'

Unit: 100

Parahebe 'Porlock'

15 x 35 cm

Pennisetum 'Vertigo' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

1 x 0.6 m

N/A

1 x 0.8 m

Parsley 'Curly'

Unit: 100

40 x 30 cm

Pennyroyal

Unit: 100

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N/A

Jul-Sep

10 x 25 cm

Pelargonium Scented Pelargonium Scented 'Cola Bottles'

Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

35 x 35 cm

A superb selection of scented foliage and colourful flowers. These plants were revived for their versatility in a border, container, in the conservatory or outside - they will not fail to please with scent and colour. ‘fragrans’ has a longer flowering time from May-October.

C D E F G

‘Cola Bottles’

‘Concolor Lace’

H I J K

fragrans

‘Fragrans Variegatum’

‘Attar of Roses’

M N O P

‘Prince of Orange’

‘Sweet Mimosa’

‘Pink Capitatum’

Penstemon Volcano

Penstemon Volcano 'Etna' (VR) (YATNA)

Unit: 50

May-Oct

60 x 35 cm

Beautiful flower colours on good sturdy habits. These classic garden favourites are really popular with those who have a cottage garden.

S T U V W X Y

‘Etna’ (VR) YATNA

‘Fujiyama’ (P) YAYAMA

‘Kilimanjaro’ (VR) YAJARO

‘Vesuvius’ (VR) YASIUS

Penstemon Penstemon 'Heavenly Blue' Jul-Oct

Unit: 50

70 x 40 cm

Never out-dated, Penstemons will always be popular due to their hardy temperament and versatility. Ideal in a protected bed or border to allow to grow year after year. ‘Husker Red’ is a hardy perennial rather than a summer patio variety, and is taller at 90cm rather than 70cm.

‘Blackbird’

‘Burgundy’

digitalis ‘Husker Red’

‘Heavenly Blue’

‘Firebird’

‘Flamingo’

‘Garnet’

‘Hewell’s Pink’

‘King George’

‘Purple Bedder’

‘Garnet’

‘Snowstorm’

‘Sour Grapes’

Penstemon Ice Cream Penstemon Ice Cream 'Bubble Gum' (VR)

May-Nov

Unit: 50

60 x 30 cm

This series all have unique, large, bell-shaped, bicolour flowers and strong, upright stems, displayed over oblong to ovate shaped, peacock-green leaves. ‘Sweet Cherry’ is a little more compact with a height and spread of 45x45cm.

C D E F G

‘Bubble Gum’ (VR)

‘Juicy Grape’ (VR)

H I J K

‘Strawberry and Cream’ (VR)

‘Sweet Cherry’ (VR)

‘Vanilla Plum’ (VR)

Penstemon Pensham

Penstemon Pensham 'Amelia Jane' (VR)

May-Nov

Unit: 50

80 x 60 cm

A range of perpetual flowering Penstemon bred by the late Edward Wilson. They will flower throughout the summer and carry spectacular markings and colours.

P Q R ‘Laura’ (VR)

‘Amelia Jane’ (VR)

‘Wedding Day’ (VR)

S T U V W

Persicaria microcephala 'Red Dragon' (P)

‘Czar’ (VR)

‘Eleanor Young’ (VR)

‘Plum Jerkum’ (VR)

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

60 x 50 cm

X Y Z

Petchoa SuperCal™ Petchoa SuperCal™ 'Artist Rose' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

30 x 30 cm

No matter what else you grow this year, make room for the new Petchoa family! SuperCal™ nothing short of the BEST ANNUAL we’ve ever seen for hanging baskets, windowboxes, and tall flowerpots. Unlike many Petunia, they don’t bloom in waves, but are continuous. Flowers are as abundant & colourful as Calibrachoa with the larger flower size of Petunia. They stand up to wind and rain without closing up or looking stressed. They are stronger than Calibrachoa with great root strength and unlike Petunias, they’re not sticky to touch!

‘Cherry’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Pink Ice’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Petunia

‘Terracotta’ (P) KAKEGAWA S91

Petunia 'Bordeaux' (P) (LANBOR)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

‘Artist Rose’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Blue’ (P) SAKPXC006

‘Blushing Pink’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Neon Rose’ (P) KAKEGAWA S89

‘Vanilla Blush’ (P) SAKPXC005

‘Velvet’ (P) KAKEGAWA S88

20 x 50 cm

This wonderful selection of Petunia does not necessarily belong to any one of our series but are unique and novel in their nature and well deserved of a place in our catalogue list.

‘Bordeaux’ (P) LANBOR)

‘Chocolina’ (P) USTUN62405

A B C D ‘Merlot’ (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

‘Nerolina’ (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

F G H I

‘Pink Ice’ (P) (HACKICE)

‘Flamingo’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Pretty Much Picasso’ (P) (BHTUN31501)

K L

Petunia Conchita® & Conchita® Doble Petunia Conchita® 'Azur' (P) (USTUN05403)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

20 x 70 cm

This series has been trialled and tested for their vigour, early flowering, trailing qualities and weather resistance. Definitely best placed in the basket, either on their own, or in a mixed floral display with other heavy-feeders. The breeder of the Conchita® series has also been hard at work creating a range of double-flowered Conchitas® with the habit and flower-power to set the standard.

O ‘Azur’ (P) USTUN05403

P Q R S T

‘Blossom White’ (P) CONBLOSS

‘Blueberry Frost’ (P) CONBLUE

Doble ‘Dark Blue’ (P) CONDOST169

Doble ‘Lavender’ (P) CONDOST177

U V W X Y

Doble ‘Velvet’ (P) USTUNI140

‘Evening Glow’ (P) CONGLOW

‘Strawberry Frost’ (P) CONSTRAW

‘Twilight Blue’ (P) USTUNI218

Petunia Supertunia® Petunia Supertunia® 'White' (P) (KAKEGAWA S30)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

20 x 50 cm

This is a series of Petunia which has taken America by storm due to its early flowering and suitability for the pot. All the varieties have medium-sized flowers and are semi-trailing. Ideal for pots, tubs and baskets to show them in their full glory.

‘Raspberry Blast’ (P) HOOBENI

‘Bubblegum’ (P) KAKEGAWA S84

‘Royal Magenta’ (P) KAKEGAWA S36

‘Royal Velvet’ (P) KAKEGAWA S28

‘White’ (P) KAKEGAWA S30

Petunia Tumbelina® Petunia Tumbelina® 'Candyfloss' (P) (KERCAN)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

30 x 50 cm

The Tumbelina Petunias, bred by our friends in Cambridge are the first of their kind in the world, all with excellent trailing habit and beautifully formed double flowers. Wonderful for putting in a basket on their own, with other Tumbelina varieties or in mixed displays to let them cascade and add interest to any patio or courtyard.

‘Priscilla’ (P) KERPRIL

‘Candyfloss’ (P) KERCAN

‘Joanna’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Cherry Ripples’ (P) KERRIPCHERRY

‘Damson Ripple’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Suzanna’ (P) KERSUSI

Petunia Veranda® Petunia Veranda® 'Carmine' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

20 x 30 cm

A selection of Petunia designed with the window box in mind. These all make a superb display in spring and summer with masses of flowers on a very tight semi-trailing habit. Perfect for use in a window box, or in pots on a balcony as they keep nicely contained.

C D E F G

Carmine (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Dark Blue’ (P) KERVERBLU

‘Salmon’ (P) KERVERSALM

H I J K L

‘Yellow’ (P) KERVERYELLO

‘Scarlet’ Imp. (P) USTUN35702

M N

Phlox paniculata Flame Phlox paniculata Flame 'Coral' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 50

O P

Jul-Oct

40 x 30 cm

Perennial border Phlox have been revitalised since being cleaned from virus. This range is a sturdy, more compact perennial selection, very floriferous with excellent flower colours in mid to late summer. Ideal for the mid border to show them at their best.

Q R S T ‘Light Blue’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Coral’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Pink’ (P) BARTWELVE

U V W X Y

‘Purple’ (P) BARFOURTEEN

‘Violet’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘White’ (P) BARTWENTYNINE

‘White Eye’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

Phlox douglasii Phlox douglasii 'Crackerjack' Apr-Jun & Sep

Unit: 100

5 x 25 cm

These alpine Phlox will look great in rock gardens for their attractive evergreen mound forming foliage. The varieties vary slightly in height and spread, ‘Crackerjack’ and ‘Red Admiral’ being very low growing (height 5cm), whereas ‘Eva’ is slightly taller than the rest(height 20cm). Their pretty flowers from April - June, with a second flush in September for late seasonal interest.

‘Ice Mountain’

‘Crackerjack’

‘Eva’

‘Red Admiral’

‘Rosea’

Phlox subulata Phlox subulata 'Apple Blossom'

Unit: 100

Apr-Jun & Sep

10 x 30 cm

Also known as ‘Moss Phlox’ Phlox subulata are great alpine varieties that form dense, low growing ground cover. Varieties come in varying shades of pink or white. They would look fantastic in walls, rock gardens, and for ground cover in beds. Although flowering from April to June, they also have a second flush in September for late season interest in the garden.

‘Apple Blossom’

‘Emerald Cushion’

‘Kimono’

‘Marjorie’

‘McDaniel’s Cushion’

‘Nettleton Variation’

‘Red Wings’

‘Scarlet Flame’

'Lavender' (P)

Phlox subulata Spring

(EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

Mar-Jun

10 x 30 cm

The ‘Spring’ collection offers a profusion of star-shaped flowers which completely cover the entire plant up to 2 weeks earlier than other subulata varieties. The compact mounds of colour each have soft, feathery evergreen foliage.

C D E

Phlox divaricata subsp. laphamii 'Chattahooche' Unit: 50

Apr-Jun & Sep

25 x 35 cm

G ‘Lavender’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

H I J K

‘Light Pink’ EUPVR TBAF

Phormium

Phormium 'Alison Blackman' (P) ‘White’ EUPVR TBAF

Unit: 18 x 9cm

‘Purple’ EUPVR TBAF

N/A

1x1m

A magnificent selection of Phormium - statuesque, architectural and ultimately impressive in nature. All with strappy foliage and all form clumps of varying height and spread.

N O P Q R S

‘Alison Blackman’ (P)

‘Apricot Queen’

‘Bronze Baby’

‘Pink Stripe’

T U V W X Y

‘Chocomint’ (P)

‘Cream Delight’

‘Crimson Devil’

‘Evening Glow’

Phormium 'Alison Blackman' (P)

Phormium continued...

Unit: 18 x 9cm

‘Jester’

‘Rainbow Maiden’

‘Rainbow Queen’

tenax

tenax ‘Purpureum’

‘Veneer’ (P)

‘Yellow Wave’

‘Flamingo’

‘Golden Ray’

‘Golden Sword’

‘Joker’ (P)

‘Rainbow Sunrise’

‘Sundowner’

‘Tricolor’

N/A

1x1m

Phygelius Funfare Phygelius Funfare 'Cream' (P) (YAPCRE)

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

40 x 50 cm

This is a great range of Phygelius where all the varieties are relatively compact with flowers that bloom all the way around the spike, unlike many other Figwort. Superb for the container due to their compact nature, but also suitable for raised beds or border fronts.

C D E F G

‘Cream’ (P) YAPCRE

‘Wine’ (VR)

H I J K

‘Orange’ (P) YAPOR

Phygelius x rectus Phygelius x rectus 'Moonraker'

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

70 x 40 cm

‘Coral’ (P) YAPCOR

More delightful Phygelius that look good in containers as well as the border. Topped with sprays of curved tubular flowers that give them an exotic and eye-catching look. ‘Salmon Leap’ is slightly more compact at a height and spread of 50x30cm.

N O P Q R S

‘Devil’s Tears’

Physostegia virginiana Physostegia virginiana 'Alba'

Unit: 50

‘Moonraker’

‘Salmon Leap’

Jul-Sep

U V

70 x 35 cm

This is a cottage garden beauty known commonly as the Obedience Plant, because of the unusual fact that you can move the flowers into positions in which they will stay! Perfect for a sunny border.

W X Y ‘Alba’

‘Rosea’

Polemonium brandegeei â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Bressingham Purpleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (VR)

Polygonum vaccinifolium

Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

25 x 25 cm

Potentilla verna 'Nana'

Unit: 100

Mar-May

15 x 25 cm

Primula beesiana

Unit: 50

Apr-Jul

30 x 60 cm

Polemonium brandegeei 'Bressingham Purple' (VR) (POLBRESS)

Unit: 50

Polemonium caeruleum 'Brise d' Anjou' (P) (BLANJOU)

Apr-May

Unit: 50

35 x 30 cm

Potentilla atrosanguinea 'Golden Starlit' Unit: 50

Jun-Aug

Unit: 50

30 x 30 cm

May-Sep

Unit: 100

3 x 45 cm

30 x 30 cm

May-Sep

3 x 45 cm

Primula capitata ssp. Mooreana

May-Jul

40 x 25 cm

Jun-Aug

Pratia pedunculata 'Alba'

Primula bulleyana

Unit: 50

40 x 30 cm

Potentilla atrosanguinea 'Scarlet Starlit'

Pratia pedunculata

Unit: 100

Apr-May

Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Polemonium 'Stairway to Heaven' (P) Unit: 50

Apr-May

40 x 30 cm

Potentilla tonguei

Unit: 100

Mar-May

30 x 40 cm

Pratia pedunculata 'County Park' Unit: 100

May-Sep

3 x 45 cm

Primula chungensis

Unit: 50

Jan-Apr

30 x 60 cm

A B C D E Primula 'Dawn Ansell'

Unit: 50

Jan-Apr

15 x 25 cm

Primula denticulata 'Blue Selection' Unit: 50

Primula elatior-hybrid 'Gold Lace'

Primula elatior

Mar-Apr

Unit: 100

30 x 25 cm

Apr-Jun

40 x 30 cm

Unit: 50

May-Jul

30 x 25 cm

G H I J K

Primula 'Elizabeth Killelay'

Unit: 50

Apr-Jun

30 x 30 cm

Primula 'Francisca'

Unit: 50

Primula japonica 'Alba'

Feb-May

Unit: 50

15 x 30 cm

May-Jul

45 x 45 cm

Primula japonica 'Apple Blossom' Unit: 50

May-Jul

L M

50 x 25 cm

N O P Q Primula japonica 'Miller's Crimson' Unit: 50

May-Jul

60 x 25 cm

Primula 'Miss Indigo'

Unit: 50

Primula pulverulenta

Jan-Apr

Unit: 50

10 x 15 cm

May-Jun

90 x 60 cm

Primula veris

Unit: 100

R Apr-May

30 x 20 cm

S T U V W

Primula vialii 'Red Hot Poker' Unit: 100

Apr-May

30 x 20 cm

Prunella gradiflora 'Blue Pearl'

Primula vulgaris

Unit: 100

Apr-May

30 x 20 cm

Unit: 100

May-Sep

15 x 20 cm

Prunella grandiflora 'Rose Pearl' Unit: 100

May-Sep

15 x 20 cm

X Y Z

Primula Border auricula Primula auricula 'Late Romantic'® (VR)

Mar-May

Unit: 50

40 x 30 cm

A range of easy to grow double auriculas bred specifically for the suitability for the garden. They have been bred with strong flower stalks which have the ability to hold aloft a full head of flowers, without the stalks bending. Great for tubs, sinks, beds and borders.

‘Black Jack’® (VR)

‘Late Romantic’® (VR)

‘Lunar Eclipse’® (VR)

‘Shaun’® (VR)

Primula Belarina Primula Belarina 'Amethyst Ice' (P) (KERBELPICOTEE)

Unit: 50

‘Purple Pip’® (VR)

Feb-May

12 x 20 cm

We are very excited about this series of Primula. They are a classy alternative to the Primrose and Polyanthus, with ample sized double flowers from February with flushes through to summer. Perfect for potting in autumn for sales the following spring.

‘Amethyst Ice’ (P) KERBELPICOTEE

‘Buttercup Yellow’ (P) KERBELBUT

‘Buttermilk’ (P) KERBELMILK

‘Cobalt Blue’ (P) KERBELCOB

‘Cream’ (P) KERBELCREM

‘Nectarine’ (P) KERBELNEC

‘Pink Champagne’ (P) KERBELCHAMP

‘Pink Ice’ (P) KERBELPICE

‘Valentine’ (P) KERBELRED

Primula Kennedy

Primula Kennedy 'Avondale' (VR) Unit: 50

Feb-May

12 x 15 cm

This series all have the same 3 things in common. The foliage is an unusually purple bronze colour, the plants are floriferous with the blooms either contrasting or complimenting the foliage. They’re also tough, being hardy down to -15oC.

Pulmonaria

D E F ‘Avondale’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Dunbeg’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Innisfree’ (P) K72

Pulmonaria 'Raspberry Splash' (P)

Unit: 50

Apr-May

35 x 30 cm

Pulmonaria, or ‘Lungwort’ as they are often known as, can be placed in the border, or raised bed, but are equally good for the container, perhaps with other early spring flowering plants, such as Aubrieta, Dianthus, Primula or Violas.

J K L M N

‘Raspberry Splash’ (P)

‘Trevi Fountains’ (VR)

‘Victorian Brooch’ (P)

O P

Pyrethrum 'Golden Moss'

Unit: 100

N/A

15 x 20 cm

S T U V W Rhodanthemum 'African Eyes' (VR) Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

25 x 30 cm

Rhodanthemum 'African Spring' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 100

Rhodanthemum 'Moondance' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Apr-Jun

25 x 30 cm

Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

30 x 30 cm

Rhodanthemum 'Pretty in Pink' (VR) Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

20 x 30 cm

X Y Z

Rhodohypoxis Rhodohypoxis baurii 'Lilly Jean'

May-Aug

Unit: 50

8 x 15 cm

The Rhodohypoxis is a South African bulbous alpine plant with leaves that are grassy in appearance with star-shaped flowers. Ideal for pots on the patio, in border fringes or raised beds. Often used in granite planting sinks with other alpines and low growing varieties.

confecta

‘Dawn’

milloides

milliodes ‘Claret’

Rodgersia 'Bronze Peacock' (VR)

Rudbeckia fulgida var. deamii

baurii ‘Lilly Jean’

Rhubarb 'Victoria'

Unit: 50

N/A

0.6 x 1.2 m

Rocket, Wild

Unit: 100

N/A

Unit: 50

20 x 20 cm

55 x 70 cm

Jul-Sep

Unit: 50

80 x 60 cm

Sagina subulata var. glabrata 'Aurea'

Sagina 'Green'

Unit: 100

May-Jul

Jun-Jul

10 x 30 cm

Sagina‘Green’

Unit: 100

Jun-Jul

10 x 30 cm

Sagina ‘Aurea’

Rosemary

Rosemary officinalis

Apr-Jun

Unit: 100

90 x 50 cm

A classic herb variety. Great ornamentally as well as for culinary uses. This genus can be used in almost any savoury dish including fish, meat, eggs and drinks. Flowers will generally appear briefly from April to June. A fragrance emanates from the leaves that is second to none and that is what makes it a popular garden favourite.

B C D E F G

officinalis

officinalis ‘Mrs Jessop’

H I J K

officinalis ‘Prostratus’

officinalis ‘Arp’

M N O P

officinalis ‘Rose’

Sage

Sage officinalis 'Common Broad Leaf'

Unit: 100

officinalis ‘White’

Prostrata ‘ Boule’

Q R

N/A

35 x 30 cm

The officinalis, or rutilans Sage (Salvia) are herb varieties, often used when cooking poultry, meat, cheeses, pickles, stuffings and salads, but many of them are superb ornamental varieties in their own right.

T officinalis ‘Common Broad Leaf’

officinalis ‘Icterina (Gold)’

U V W X Y

officinalis ‘Purple’

officinalis ‘Tangerine’

officinalis ‘Tricolor’

rutilans ‘Pineapple’

Salvia Eclipse Salvia microphylla 'Trebah Lilac White'

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

50 x 45 cm

microphylla ‘Trebah Lilac White’

Salvia Fari

Salvia Fari 'Midnight Candle' (P) Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

45 x 25 cm

Introduced to commemorate the solar eclipse over Cornwall and parts of Devon on 11th August, 1999. Spikes of flowers on strong upright growth which are particularly good if kept in a frost protected area for the flowers to keep coming back. Excellent as a main feature for borders, raised beds or in large containers.

microphylla ‘Trelawny Rose Pink’

This Salvia farinacea is early, floriferous and extreemly robust. Looking great in pots and containers and also stays tidy in the garden all summer long. Soft silvery-green, elongated foliage makes a beautiful foil for the flower.

microphylla ‘Trelissick Creamy Yellow’

microphylla ‘Trewithen Cerise’

a mass of bright Salvia Go-Go Bring flower spikes throughout Salvia Go-Go 'Purple' (P)

Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

‘Midnight Candle’ (P)

Salvia patens Salvia patens 'Dots Delight' (VR)

1.2 x 1 m

the summer and quickly develop into quite remarkable specimens. They are spectacular in large, decorative containers, either in full sun or partial shade.

‘Purple’ (P)

‘Scarlet’ (P) INSALGOSCA

‘Cambridge Blue’

‘Dots Delight’ (P)

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

50 x 45 cm

This is a group of larger Salvia. Variable in height, but all with the identifiable “parrot beak” shaped flowers from June to October. They prefer full sun, or partial shade with freedraining soil or compost. Ideal for large containers on the patio, courtyard or in the conservatory.

‘Guanajuato’

‘Patio Sky Blue’

‘Patio Deep Blue’

A B C D E Salvia elegans 'Golden Delicious' (VR) Unit: 50

Jul-Oct

45 x 40 cm

Salvia 'Love & Wishes' (P)

Salvia 'Ember’s Wish' (P) (SAL 0101)

Unit: 50

(SERENDIP6)

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

80 x 60 cm

Jun-Oct

80 x 60 cm

Salvia 'Wendy's Wish' (P)

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

80 x 60 cm

G H I J K

Salvia greggii 'Icing Sugar' (P) Unit: 50

Jun-Oct

50 x 45 cm

Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips' (VR)

Salvia guaranitica 'Black & Blue' Unit: 50

Jul-Oct

Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

2 x 1.2 m

50 x 45 cm

Salvia numerosa 'East Friesland' Unit: 50

May-Sep

35 x 40 cm

N O P Q Salvia numerosa 'Pink Friesland' (P) Unit: 50

May-Sep

35 x 40 cm

Sanvitalia speciosa 'Powerbini' (P)

Santolina 'Lemon Fizz' (VR)

Unit: 100

(EUPVR TBAF)

N/A

Unit: 100

15 x 20 cm

May-Oct

25 x 35 cm

R Sanvitaliaspeciosa‘Powerbini’(P)

S T U V W

Sanvitalia speciosa 'Starbini' (P) Unit: 100

May-Oct

25 x 35 cm

Satureia douglasii 'Indian Mint' (P)

Saponaria ocymoides

Unit: 50

May-Jul

30 x 30 cm

Unit: 100

Jul-Sep

20 x 50 cm

Savory 'Winter'

Unit: 100

Jun-Aug

30 x 25 cm

X Y Z

Saxifraga

Saxifraga 'Cloth of Gold' May-Jun

Unit: 100

10 x 15 cm

All with tight mounds of foliage which produce a variety of flower colours between May and June. Ideal for a small alpine bowl with other coloured Saxifragas, Ajugas and Sempervivums or placed in the fringes of the border or rockery.

‘Cloth of Gold’

‘Pearly King’

Scabiosa

Scabiosa incisa 'Kudo' (P)

Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Scabiosa ochroleuca 'Moon Dance' Unit: 50

‘Golden Falls’

‘Rubra’

A briliant selection of Scabiosa. These varieties are always popular because they attract bees and butterflies. ‘Moon Dance’ has a really good habit and is very floriferous. ‘Black Pompom’ has huge, striking pompom flower heads that attract a lot of attention.

‘Triumph’

(EUPVR TBAF)

‘Fleece’

Scabiosa caucasica 'Fama Deep Blue' Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

Scabiosa 'Vivid Violet' (P)

Jun-Oct

40 x 30 cm

‘Silver Cushion’

Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

25 x 20 cm

Scabiosa columbaria 'Misty Butterflies' Unit: 50

Jun-Sep

25 x 20 cm

Scaevola aemula 'Saphira' (P) Unit: 100

Jun-Oct

30 x 40 cm

A B C D Scaevola aemula 'White Wonder' (VR) (SCAX0226)

Unit: 100

Jun-Oct

30 x 40 cm

E Schizostylis coccinea 'Fenland Daybreak' Unit: 50

Schizostylis coccinea 'Major'

Schizostylis 'Oregon Sunset'

Jul-Oct

Unit: 50

80 x 35 cm

Jul-Oct

80 x 35 cm

Unit: 50

N/A

0 x 0 cm

H I J K Schizostylis coccinea 'Pink Princess' Unit: 50

Jul-Oct

80 x 35 cm

Scutellaria 'Sherbert Lemon' (VR)

Scirpus cernuus

Unit: 50

N/A

Unit: 100

20 x 40 cm

May-Aug

25 x 30 cm

Scutellaria 'Texas Rose'

Unit: 100

Jun-Oct

L M

20 x 35 cm

N O P Q Sedum acre 'Aureum'

Unit: 100

Jun-Jul

5 x 30 cm

Sedum 'Bertram Anderson'

Unit: 50

Sedum cauticola 'Coca Cola'

Jul-Oct

Unit: 100

20 x 20 cm

Jul-Aug

20 x 30 cm

Sedum 'Gold Mound' (VR/CB) Unit: 100

May-Aug

15 x 40 cm

R S T U V W

Sedum hakonense 'Chocolate Ball' Unit: 100

Sedum ka. va. Fl. 'Weihenstephaner Gold' N/A

10 x 20 cm

Unit: 100

Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum'

Jun-Aug

15 x 40 cm

Unit: 100

Jun-Jul

10 x 30 cm

Sedum Makinoi

Unit: 100

May-Jun

3 x 10 cm

X Y Z

Sedum pachyclados

Unit: 100

Jul-Aug

10 x 15 cm

Sedum reflexum 'Blue Cushion' (VR)

Sedum 'Pure Joy' (P) (EUPVR TBAF)

Unit: 50

Aug-Oct

Sedum ‘Pure Joy’ (P)

40 x 25 cm

Sedum reflexum 'Yellow Cushion' (VR) Unit: 100

Jun-Oct

15 x 40 cm

Sedum spectabile 'Hot Stuff' (VR) Unit: 50

Aug-Oct

40 x 25 cm

Silene acaulis 'Mount Snowdon' Unit: 100

Jun-Aug

5 x 15 cm

Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco' Unit: 100

spathulifolium ‘Cape Blanco’

Sedum spurium 'Dragons Blood' Unit: 100

Jun-Jul

Unit: 100

10 x 30 cm

Jul-Sep

10 x 30 cm

Silene uniflora 'Rosea'

Jun-Aug

5 x 15 cm

10 x 30 cm

Sedum spurium Variegatum

Silene uniflora 'Druett's Variegated' Unit: 100

Jun-Jul

Unit: 100

Jun-Aug

5 x 15 cm

Unit: 100

Jun-Oct

15 x 40 cm

Sedum spathulifolium 'Purpureum' Unit: 100

Jun-Jul

10 x 30 cm

Senecio serpens (Klienia)

Unit: 100

May-Jul

12 x 8 cm

Sinocrassula 'Yunnanensis'

Unit: 104

N/A

10 x 20 cm

Sempervivum Sempervivum 'Jovibarba allionii'

Unit: 100

Jun-Aug

5 x 10 cm

Succulent rosettes, which grow to about 5cm high and maximum 15cm across. Traditionally planted on roofs to ward off lightening. Excellent for border fringes, raised beds, rockeries, gravel gardens or in alpine tubs and bowls.

C D E F G

arach’ ‘Rubin’

arachnoideum

calcareum

‘Jovibarba allionii’

H I J K

‘Ruby Hearts’

‘Standard Green’

tectorum ‘Rubin’

M N O P

Sisyrinchium 'E.K. Balls'

Unit: 100

Apr-Jun

15 x 20 cm

Sisyrinchium 'Sapphire' (VR)

Unit: 50

Sollya heterophylla

Apr-Jun

Unit: 18 x 9cm

15 x 20 cm

Jul-Sep

2 x 0.6 m

Stachys officinalis 'Wisley White' (VR) Unit: 100

May-Aug

35 x 30 cm

Q R S T U V W

Stachys 'Silver Carpet'

Unit: 50

May-Aug

15 x 30 cm

Stevia rebaudiana

Unit: 100

Aug-Oct

30 x 30 cm

Stipa arundinacea Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

Aug-Sep

60 x 30 cm

X Y Z

Stipa gigantea

Unit: 18 x 9cm

Stipa tenuissima Jun-Sep

2.1 x 1.2 m

Sutera (Bacopa)

Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

Unit: 100

EUPVR TBAF

Jul-Sep

Unit: 50

30 x 20 cm

Suteranova 'Everest Dark Blue' (P) (INSUTEVDAB)

Suteranova ‘Everest Dark Blue’ (P)

Stokesia laevis 'Blue Star'

May-Oct

15 x 25 cm

Aug-Oct

Strawberry 'Delician' F1

30 x 25 cm

Unit: 100

Apr-Sep

20 x 30 cm

These varieties of Sutera (Bacopa), are all ideal for raised beds, baskets and mixed containers as they do not require much attention. Suteranova are a selection of large flowered Sutera which all trail from the container to create a lovely foil.

Suteranova ‘Everest Ice’ (VR)

Suteranova ‘Everest Rose’ (VR)

EUPVR TBAF

cordata ‘Gold Leaf White’ (P) DANCOP15

Thyme

Here are a variety of alpine and herb Thyme varieties, with different forms, colours scents and textures. Ideal for herb gardens, pots, paths, rockeries and raised beds or borders. Thymes of different foliage and flowering colour should be mixed to produce a variable, colourful mat through the year. Flowering betweem June & August, though ‘prostratus’ and ‘Golden Queen’ are lessThyme likely 'Camphor' to flower. Jun-Aug

Unit: 100

Tarragon 'French'

20 x 25 cm

N/A

Unit: 100

60 x 35 cm

‘Camphor’

Common

‘Coccineus’

Thyme Continued...

A B C D E doerfleri ‘Bressingham Pink’

‘Hartington Silver’

F G H I J

nitidus ‘Peter Davis’

‘Doone Valley’

‘Orange’

K L M N O

prostratus

serphyllum ‘Goldstream’

serphyllum ‘Russettings’

P Q R S T

serphyllum ‘White’

‘Tabor’

vulgaris ‘Silver Posie’

‘Woolly’

U V W X Y

x citriodorus ‘Anderson’s Gold’

x citriodorus ‘Golden Queen’

x citriodorus ‘Lemon’

x citriodorus ‘Silver Queen’

Tiarella

Tiarella 'Appalachian Trail' (P) Unit: 50

Apr-May

10 x 90 cm

Traditionally a border plant, but we would recommend this plant for the container. Put it with other Tiarellas, Heucheras or even summer foliage and flowering plants. They also work well in spring and autumn containers for interesting foliage and habit.

‘Appalachian Trail’ (P)

‘Iron Butterfly’ (P)

‘Morning Star’ (P) TNTIA042

‘Pink Skyrocket’ (P)

‘Spring Symphony’ (P)

Unit: 50

Apr-Oct

30 x 25 cm

Tradescantia 'Maidens Blush'

Tradescantia 'Blue 'n' Gold'

Unit: 50

Tradescantia 'Sunshine Charm' (P)

‘Mystic Mist’ (P)

Apr-Oct

Unit: 50

30 x 20 cm

Mar-Jun

10 x 50 cm

30 x 90 cm

Tricyrtis formosana 'Empress' (VR)

Trichodiadema densum

Unit: 104

Jun-Sep

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

65 x 40 cm

Tradescantia 'Purple Sabre' Jun-Oct

Unit: 50

30 x 30 cm

Tricyrtis formosana 'Pink Freckles' (P) (INNOTRIPF)

Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

35 x 40 cm

A B C D E Trifolium repens 'Dragon's Blood' Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

15 x 35 cm

Trifolium repens 'Purpurascens Quadrifolium' Unit: 100

May-Sep

20 x 30 cm

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H I J K

Trifolium rubens 'Red Feathers' Unit: 50

Jul-Sep

45 x 40 cm

Uncinia rubra 'Everflame' (P)

Trollius chinensis 'Golden Queen' Unit: 50

(BELINDAS FIND)

N/A

Unit: 18 x 9cm

0 x 0 cm

N/A

30 x 35 cm

Uncinia uncinata rubra Unit: 50 Unit: 18 x 9cm

N/A

L M

30 x 35 cm

Trio-Mio

Trio Mio - Alegria (Nemesia)

Unit: 50

May-Oct

40 x 40 cm

Trio-Mio range has been trialled and tested to produce the perfect summer pot in one easy planting, with impeccably matched growing habits and flowering times.

O P Q R S T

Trio Mio - Everest (Sutera)

Trio Mio - Night Fire (Verbena)

U V W X Y

Trio Mio - Alegria (Nemesia)

Trio Mio - Poetry (Nemesia)

Trio Mio - Tutti Frutti (Nemesia)

Verbascum Verbascum 'Caribbean Crush' (VR)

Unit: 50

May-Jul

80 x 30 cm

The Verbascum is a genus which is often associated with cottage gardens. Subtle, stylish foliage, texture and flower colour. ‘Lavender Lass’ Flowers later from June-October. Very versatile in that they can be used in large containers, raised beds or in the border.

‘Helen Johnson’

‘Lavender Lass’ (VR)

phoeniceum ‘Flush of White’

‘Primrose Path’ (VR)

‘Sierra Sunset’ (P) SUNSET

‘Sugar Plum’ (P)

‘Caribbean Crush’ (VR)

‘Cherry Helen’ (P)

‘Dark Eyes’ (P)

‘Gainsborough’

‘Jester’ (VR)

Verbena Superbena (USBENAL5)

Unit: 100

May-Oct

35 x 40 cm

Verbena Superbena® 'Burgundy' (VR)

This series of Verbena was selected for their colour range, large flower clusters and their vigorous, robust nature and very good mildew tolerance. The ‘lace’ varieties are fine-leaved and although still upright, are also ideal for container fringes, beds and borders, The Vepita varieties are NEW and replace the previous ‘Bushy varieties’.

C D E F G H

‘Burgundy’ (P) USBENAL5

‘Coral Star’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

I J K L M

‘Bonny Bouquet’ (P) EUPVR TBAF

‘Peach Blossom’ (P) AKIV691

‘Scarlet Lace’ (P) AKIV341

Verbena Vepita®

N O

Verbena Vepita® 'Hot Pink' (VR) Unit: 100

May-Oct

15 x 25 cm

A new series of Verbena offering a compact habit, early flowering, mildew resistance and the bonus that the blooms are spread throughout the plant giving masses of colour.

R S T Vepita® ‘Blue Violet’ (P) INVEBLUVIO

Vepita® ‘Dark Red’ (VR)

U V W X Y

Vepita® ‘Hot Pink’ (VR)

Vepita® ‘Lavender’ (VR)

Vepita® ‘White’ (VR)

Verbena (Hardy & Half-Hardy) Verbena 'Seabrook's Lavender' (P) (SEALAV)

Unit: 100

May-Sep

35 x 40 cm

Here is a range of hardy and half-hardy Verbena. V. bonariensis, rigida ‘Homestead Purple’ and ‘Seabrook’s Lavender’ are considered the most hardy, the others are less cold tolerant, but should survive in well protected gardens. Habits and flower colours vary. These can be planted out in spring or summer in garden containers, raised beds or borders as they will continue to flower through to the first frosts.

bonariensis

Verbena ‘Seabrook’s Lavender’ (P) SEALAV

bonariensis ‘Lollipop’ (P)

‘Homestead VeronicaPurple’ austriaca 'lonian Skies'

Veronica Alpine

Unit: 100

Jun-Sep

8 x 15 cm

rigida

Excellent combinations of leaf and flower colour. A wonderful addition to any rockery, paving or gravel bed and can make superb container plants with other alpines, herbs and less prolific summer patio plants.

Verbena 'Sissinghurst'

Unit: 100

May-Sep

15 x 60 cm

austriaca ‘lonian Skies’

australis ‘Trehane’

prostrata

spicata ‘Heidekind’

Veronica Alpine continued...

B C D E prostrata ‘Goldwell’ (VR)

prostrata ‘Lilac Time’

prostrata ‘Spode Blue’

spicata ‘Red Fox’

G H I J

Veronica peduncularis 'Oxford Blue' May-Sep

Unit: 100

20 x 35 cm

Vinca major 'Wojo's Gem'

Vinca minor 'Bowles Purple'

Apr-May

Unit: 50

Mar-Jun

Unit: 50

40 x 60 cm

15 x 40 cm

Vinca minor 'Illumination'

Mar-Jul

Unit: 50

15 x 50 cm

Viola

M N

Viola 'Buttercup' Apr-Oct

Unit: 100

15 x 25 cm

A brilliant upgrade to standard ‘Pansy’ varieties. Most of these offer good scent and perennial flowering attributes. They look absolutely stunning in border fringes, rockeries, gravel gardens, bowls and tubs.

O P Q R S T

‘Buttercup’

‘Columbine’

‘Dawn’

‘Elaine Quin’

U V W X Y

‘Etain’

‘Green Goddess’

hederacea

‘Irish Molly’

Viola 'Jackanapes'

Viola continued...

Apr-Oct

Unit: 100

15 x 25 cm

‘Jackanapes’

‘Janet’

labradorica

‘Martin’

‘Molly Sanderson’

‘Mrs. Lancaster’

‘Rebecca’

‘Roscastle Black’

sororia ‘Freckles’

‘Tiger Eyes’

Zaluzianskya ovata 'Star Balsam'

‘Tony Venison’

‘Zoe’

100

Unit: 50

May-Sep

30 x 60 cm

Zauschneria californica 'Glasnevin' Unit: 100

Jun-Oct

30 x 45 cm

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Th e Go o d s m u s t b e r e t u r n e d t o t h e a d d r e s s s h o w n b e l o w a n d t h e Cu s t o m e r m u s t t a k e r e a s o n a b l e c a r e t o e n s u r e t h e Go o d s a r e n o t d a m a g e d i n t h e m e a n t i m e o r i n t r a n s i t . 1.8 Once KPP has been notified the Customer is cancelling the contract, KPP will refund o r r e - c r e d i t t h e Cu s t o m e r w i t h i n 3 0 d a y s f o r a n y s u m t h a t h a s b e e n p a i d b y t h e Cu s t o m e r f o r t h e Go o d s . 1 . 9 Al l r e f u n d s d u e t o c u s t o m e r a m e n d m e n t s f o l l o w i n g p a y m e n t o n a c c o u n t w i l l i n c u r a £ 1 0 a d m in is tr a tio n fe e . 1 . 1 0 If t h e Go o d s a r e n o t r e t u r n e d a s r e q u i r e d , KP P m a y c h a r g e t h e Cu s t o m e r a s u m n o t e x c e e d i n g t h e d i r e c t c o s t s o f r e c o v e r i n g t h e Go o d s . 2 . DELIVERY 2 . 1 De l i v e r y o f t h e Go o d s s h a l l b e m a d e b y KP P ’ s o w n m e a n s w i t h i n t h e Un i t e d Ki n g d o m & Ir e l a n d . Ou t s i d e o f t h i s a r e a d e l i v e r y s h a l l b e m a d e b y t h e Cu s t o m e r c o l l e c t i n g t h e m a t KP P ’ s p l a c e o f b u s i n e s s o r , i f s o m e o t h e r p l a c e o f d e l i v e r y i s a g r e e d i n w r i t i n g , b y KP P d e l i v e r i n g t h e Go o d s t o t h a t p l a c e . 2 . 2 Wh e r e d e l i v e r y i s t o t a k e p l a c e b y t h e Cu s t o m e r c o l l e c t i n g t h e Go o d s f r o m KP P ’ s p l a c e o f b u s i n e s s , t h e Cu s t o m e r m u s t c o l l e c t t h e Go o d s w i t h i n 1 0 d a y s o f KP P n o t i f y i n g t h e Cu s t o m e r t h a t t h e Go o d s a r e r e a d y f o r c o l l e c t i o n . 2.3 Any dates specified by KPP for delivery of the Goods are intended to be an estimate a n d tim e fo r d e liv e r y s h a ll n o t b e m a d e o f th e e s s e n c e b y n o tic e . 2 . 4 If f o r a n y r e a s o n t h e Cu s t o m e r f a i l s t o a c c e p t d e l i v e r y o f a n y o f t h e Go o d s w h e n t h e y a r e r e a d y f o r d e l i v e r y , o r KP P i s u n a b l e t o d e l i v e r t h e Go o d s o n t i m e b e c a u s e t h e Cu s t o m e r h a s n o t p r o v id e d a d e q u a te d e liv e r y in s tr u c tio n s th e n : 2 . 4 . 1 r i s k i n t h e Go o d s s h a l l p a s s t o t h e Cu s t o m e r ( i n c l u d i n g f o r l o s s o r d a m a g e c a u s e d b y KP P ’ s n e g l i g e n c e ) ; 2 . 4 . 2 t h e Go o d s w i l l b e d e e m e d t o h a v e b e e n d e l i v e r e d ; a n d 2 . 4 . 3 KP P m a y s t o r e t h e Go o d s u n t i l a c t u a l d e l i v e r y t o t h e Cu s t o m e r w h e r e u p o n t h e Cu s t o m e r s h a l l b e l i a b l e f o r a n y c o s t s a n d e x p e n s e s i n c u r r e d ( i n c l u d i n g , w i t h o u t l i m i t a t i o n , in s u r a n c e a n d s to r a g e ) 2 . 5 KP P r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o d e l i v e r t h e Go o d s b y s p l i t d e l i v e r i e s , i n w h i c h e v e n t e a c h d e l i v e r y s h a l l b e d e e m e d t o c o n s t i t u t e a s e p a r a t e c o n t r a c t . No f a i l u r e b y KP P i n r e s p e c t o f a n y o n e o r m o r e s p l i t d e l i v e r i e s s h a l l v i t i a t e t h e Co n t r a c t o r Co n t r a c t s i n r e s p e c t o f p r e v i o u s d e liv e r ie s . 2 . 6 Co n t a i n e r s , s t a c k i n g t r o l l e y s , s h e l v e s a n d e x t e n s i o n s s h o u l d b e r e t u r n e d o r t r a n s f e r r e d a t t h e t i m e o f d e l i v e r y . If t h e Cu s t o m e r r e t a i n s a n y s u c h i t e m t h e y s h a l l f o r t h w i t h n o t i f y KP P a n d k e e p KP P i n f o r m e d a s t o w h e n t h e r e t u r n w i l l t a k e p l a c e . KP P r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o m a k e a c h a r g e f o r a n y d a m a g e c a u s e d t o t h e i t e m s b y t h e Cu s t o m e r , f o r r e a s o n a b l e h i r e c h a r g e s a n d a n y tr a n s p o r t c o s ts in c u r r e d in r e tu r n in g th e ite m s . 3 . P AYMENT 3 . 1 KP P r e s e r v e t h e r i g h t t o a l t e r t h e p r i c e o f a n y i t e m a t a n y t i m e a n d , i n t h e e v e n t o f s u c h alteration, the price will be notified to the Customer in the invoice. All goods will be invoiced a t th e p r ic e r u lin g a t tim e o f d e liv e r y . 3 . 2 P a y m e n t o f t h e P r i c e t o g e t h e r w i t h VAT, a t t h e r a t e p r e v a i l i n g o n t h e d a t e o f KP P ’ s in v o ic e , a n d a n y p a c k in g , lo a d in g a n d u n lo a d in g , c a r r ia g e a n d in s u r a n c e c h a r g e s s h a ll b e d u e p r i o r t o d e l i v e r y u n l e s s c r e d i t h a s b e e n a u t h o r i s e d b y KP P 3 . 3 Wh e r e c r e d i t f o r t h e Cu s t o m e r h a s b e e n a u t h o r i s e d b y KP P , p a y m e n t s h a l l b e d u e w i t h in 3 0 d a y s o f th e d a te o f in v o ic e , a n d tim e fo r p a y m e n t s h a ll b e o f th e e s s e n c e . 3 . 4 KP P r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t t o w i t h h o l d d e l i v e r i e s u n t i l a n y o u t s t a n d i n g p a y m e n t s u n d e r a n y o t h e r Co n t r a c t b e t w e e n KP P a n d t h e Cu s t o m e r h a v e b e e n r e c e i v e d . 3 . 5 KP P s h a l l b e e n t i t l e d t o i n t e r e s t o n a n y o v e r d u e i n v o i c e s a t a r a t e o f 8 % o v e r t h e Ba n k o f En g l a n d b a s e r a t e f r o m t i m e t o t i m e i n f o r c e s u c h i n t e r e s t t o a c c r u e o n a d a i l y b a s i s a f t e r a s w e l l a s b e f o r e a n y j u d g e m e n t . Wh e r e t h e Cu s t o m e r i s a b u s i n e s s KP P s h a l l b e e n t i t l e d to th e r ig h t to r e a s o n a b le c o m p e n s a tio n fo r d e b t r e c o v e r y c o s ts in c u r r e d a s a r e s u lt o f la te p a y m e n t a n d ( w i t h o u t p r e j u d i c e t o Co n d i t i o n s 1 . 1 a n d 1 . 3 a b o v e w h e r e a Co u r t d e t e r m i n e s t h a t t h e Co n t r a c t i s g o v e r n e d b y t h e Cu s t o m e r ’ s t e r m s o f b u s i n e s s ) t h e r i g h t t o c h a l l e n g e th e im p o s itio n o f g r o s s ly u n fa ir te r m s a n d c o n d itio n s w h e r e th e s e u n d e r m in e th e te r m s o f Th e La t e P a y m e n t o f Co m m e r c i a l De b t s ( In t e r e s t ) Ac t 1 9 9 8 ( a s a m e n d e d ) . 4 . TITLE AND RISK 4 . 1 Su b j e c t t o Co n d i t i o n 2 . 4 . 1 r i s k i n t h e Go o d s s h a l l p a s s t o t h e Cu s t o m e r w h e n t h e Go o d s a r e d e l i v e r e d t o , o r c o l l e c t e d b y , t h e Cu s t o m e r o r i t s a g e n t s . 4 . 2 Sa v e i n t h e c a s e o f Co n t r a c t s e n t e r e d i n t o w i t h Cu s t o m e r s n o t a c t i n g i n t h e c o u r s e o f a t r a d e o r b u s i n e s s a n d n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h e p r o v i s i o n s o f Co n d i t i o n 4 . 1 t i t l e t o t h e Go o d s s h a l l r e m a i n w i t h KP P u n t i l p a y m e n t o f a l l s u m s d u e t o i t i n r e s p e c t o f t h e Go o d s a n d a l l o t h e r s u m s w h i c h a r e o r w h i c h b e c o m e d u e t o KP P f r o m t h e Cu s t o m e r i s r e c e i v e d i n f u l l i n c a s h o r c le a r e d fu n d s . 4 . 3 KP P s h a l l b e e n t i t l e d t o r e c o v e r t h e a m o u n t s d u e i n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h c l a u s e 4 . 2 n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h a t p r o p e r t y i n a n y o f t h e Go o d s h a s n o t p a s s e d f r o m KP P . 4 . 4 Un t i l t i t l e p a s s e s t h e Cu s t o m e r s h a l l h o l d t h e Go o d s a s b a i l e e f o r KP P a n d s h a l l s t o r e or mark them so that they can at all times be identified as the property of KPP. 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COMP LAINTS 5.1 Any complaint of non-delivery must be notified to KPP within 4 days of notification of d e s p a t c h h a v i n g b e e n s e n t b y KP P t o t h e Cu s t o m e r . 5 . 2 An y c o m p l a i n t t h a t a n y Go o d s d e l i v e r e d a r e n o t o f t h e c o r r e c t q u a n t i t y o r d e s c r i p t i o n o r have been delivered in a damaged state must be notified to KPP by telephone or fax within 2 4 h o u r s o f t h e i r r e c e i p t b y t h e Cu s t o m e r a n d i f r e q u i r e d b y KP P s u c h c o m p l a i n t s h a l l b e confirmed in writing within 3 days of such notification. 5.3 Any complaint of alleged defect in the Goods shall be notified to KPP within 7 days of d e liv e r y , o r in th e c a s e o f a n y a lle g e d d e fe c t n o t r e a s o n a b ly a p p a r e n t u p o n d e liv e r y , th e n w i t h i n 7 d a y s o f t h e d a t e u p o n w h i c h t h e d e f e c t a c t u a l l y c a m e t o t h e n o t i c e o f t h e Cu s t o m e r, o r m ig h t r e a s o n a b ly h a v e b e e n e x p e c te d to c o m e to h is n o tic e , w h ic h e v e r is th e s o o n e r. 5 . 4 In r e s p e c t o f a n y c o m p l a i n t KP P s h a l l b e a f f o r d e d a l l r e a s o n a b l e f a c i l i t i e s t o i n v e s t i g a t e t h e c o m p l a i n t e i t h e r b y i n s p e c t i o n o f t h e Go o d s a t t h e p l a c e o f d e l i v e r y o r b y r e q u i r i n g t h e Cu s t o m e r t o r e t u r n a s a m p l e o f Go o d s c o m p l a i n e d o f t o KP P f o r t h w i t h o n r e q u e s t . 5 . 5 No c o m p l a i n t u n d e r t h e t e r m s o f t h e s e Co n d i t i o n s c a n b e c o n s i d e r e d u n l e s s c l e a r p r o o f i s f u r n i s h e d t o KP P t h a t t h e Go o d s a l l e g e d t o b e u n s a t i s f a c t o r y w e r e t h e Go o d s s u p p l i e d b y KP P a n d t h a t t h e y w e r e h a n d l e d a n d g r o w n c a r e f u l l y a n d c o r r e c t l y a t a l l t i m e s f o l l o w i n g d e l i v e r y b y KP P o r i t s a g e n t s . 6 . EXTENT OF LIABILITY AND WARRANTIES 6 . 1 Ev e r y e f f o r t i s m a d e t o e n s u r e t h a t p l a n t s s u p p l i e d a r e t r u e t o t y p e a n d f r e e f r o m p e s t o r d is e a s e b u t a n y w a r r a n tie s o r c o n d itio n s w h e th e r e x p r e s s o r im p lie d a s to q u a lity o f or fitness for the purpose supplied or productivity or freedom from pests or disease are e x p r e s s ly e x c lu d e d . 6 . 2 Wh i l s t a n y a d v i c e o f f e r e d b y KP P i s g i v e n i n g o o d f a i t h , KP P s h a l l n o t b e l i a b l e f o r a n y c o n s e q u e n c e s o f a n y te c h n ic a l in fo r m a tio n r e c o m m e n d a tio n s s ta te m e n ts o r a d v ic e g iv e n b y KP P o r i t s s t a f f o r a g e n t s o f KP P . 6 . 3 Wh e r e t h e Cu s t o m e r d e a l s a s c o n s u m e r w i t h i n Se c t i o n 1 2 o f t h e Un f a i r Co n t r a c t Te r m s Ac t 1 9 7 7 t h e t e r m s s e t o u t i n Se c t i o n 1 2 , 1 4 a n d 1 5 o f t h e Sa l e o f Go o d s Ac t 1 9 7 9 a r e im p lie d in to th e c o n tr a c t. 6 . 4 KP P s h a l l , a t i t s o p t i o n r e p l a c e w i t h s i m i l a r g o o d s a n y Go o d s w h i c h d o n o t c o m p l y w i t h t h e Co n t r a c t , o r a l l o w t h e Cu s t o m e r c r e d i t f o r t h e i n v o i c e v a l u e o f t h e Go o d s , o r t o t h e e x t e n t t h a t t h e Go o d s a r e n o t o f KP P ’ s p r o c e s s i n g o r g r o w t h , a s s i g n t o t h e Cu s t o m e r ( s o f a r a s KP P i s a b l e t o d o ) a n y w a r r a n t i e s g i v e n b y t h e g r o w e r o r p r o c e s s o r o f t h e Go o d s . 6 . 5 Wh e r e KP P i s l i a b l e i n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h i s Co n d i t i o n i n r e s p e c t o f o n l y s o m e o r p a r t o f t h e Go o d s t h e Co n t r a c t s h a l l r e m a i n i n f u l l f o r c e a n d e f f e c t i n r e s p e c t o f t h e o t h e r p a r t o r p a r t s o f t h e Go o d s a n d n o s e t - o f f o r o t h e r c l a i m s h a l l b e m a d e b y t h e Cu s t o m e r a g a i n s t o r i n r e s p e c t o f s u c h o t h e r p a r t o r p a r t s o f t h e Go o d s . 6 . 6 In n o c i r c u m s t a n c e ( s a v e p r o v i d e d f o r i n 6 . 7 ) s h a l l t h e l i a b i l i t y o f KP P t o t h e Cu s t o m e r e x c e e d t h e i n v o i c e v a l u e o f t h e Go o d s . 6 . 7 No t w i t h s t a n d i n g a n y o t h e r p r o v i s i o n h e r e o f KP P d o e s n o t e x c l u d e o r l i m i t i t s l i a b i l i t y f o r d e a t h o r p e r s o n a l i n j u r y r e s u l t i n g f r o m KP P ’ s n e g l i g e n c e . 7 . FORCE MAJEURE KP P s h a l l n o t b e r e s p o n s i b l e f o r d e l a y i n d e l i v e r y o r n o n - d e l i v e r y o f t h e Go o d s o r a n y p a r t t h e r e o f o c c a s i o n e d b y a n y Ac t o f Go d , a c t i o n b y a n y Go v e r n m e n t , s t r i k e , l o c k - o u t , o t h e r industrial action, riot or civil commotion, breakdown of machinery, power failure, fire, failure o f c r o p g r o w t h b y KP P o r o n i t s b e h a l f , l o s s a n d o r d e t e n t i o n a t s e a o r a n y o t h e r c o n t i n g e n cy beyond its control. Should any of the Goods be rendered unfit for delivery by reason of a n y o f t h e a b o v e a c t s o r e v e n t s , t h e Co n t r a c t s h a l l b e d e e m e d d i s c h a r g e d . 8 DATA P ROTECTION 8 . 1 KP P w i l l t a k e a l l r e a s o n a b l e p r e c a u t i o n s t o k e e p t h e d e t a i l s o f t h e o r d e r a n d p a y m e n t s e c u r e , b u t u n l e s s KP P i s n e g l i g e n t , KP P w i l l n o t b e l i a b l e f o r u n a u t h o r i s e d a c c e s s t o i n f o r m a t i o n s u p p l i e d b y t h e Cu s t o m e r . 8.2 KPP will only use the information provided by the Customer for the purpose of fulfilling t h e o r d e r . KP P w o u l d l i k e t o n o t i f y t h e Cu s t o m e r o f p r o d u c t s a n d o f f e r s t h a t m a y b e o f i n t e r e s t t o t h e Cu s t o m e r f r o m t i m e t o t i m e . If t h e Cu s t o m e r w i s h e s t o b e i n c l u d e d o r e x c l u d e d fr o m s u c h c o r r e s p o n d e n c e , w is h e s to c o r r e c t a n y in fo r m a tio n a b o u t h im , o r w is h e s fo r a n y i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t t h e Cu s t o m e r t o b e d e l e t e d , t h e n Cu s t o m e r s h o u l d i n f o r m b y g i v i n g w r i t t e n n o t i c e t o KP P a t t h e a d d r e s s , f a x n u m b e r o r e m a i l a d d r e s s s h o w n b e l o w . 9 . 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Pillaton, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6RY Tel: +44(0)1579 350561 Fax: +44(0)1579 351151 Email: sales@kernock.co.uk Web: www.kernock.co.uk

Adding Value with Proven Winners A brand your customers can trust for great plants and bright ideas We launched the Proven Winners as a consumer brand in the UK in 2013. Since then we have been developing its reputation and promoting the quality of the Proven Winner products through a number of marketing channels.

Branded products at the European Flower Trials 2015

The research we have undertaken with consumer groups have shown the need for high quality plants, and easy access to gardening know-how through step by step instructions and planting ideas. So we’re offering you exactly that. Proven Winners varieties are trialled and tested for years all over the world to make sure they outperform other varieties in the garden - so we’ve got the ‘quality’ part covered.Our in store POS gives consumers recipe cards and inspirational posters with planting ideas to help make gardening easy.

The

Proven Winners website, www.provenwinners.co.uk is full of monthly gardening advice and planting recipes, for gardeners to use at home, to be successful with strong Proven Winners varieties, and to come back for more next year. The ‘where to buy’ list on the website directs gardeners to garden centres who sell Proven Winners varieties. Please contact us if you, or a retailer you know should be on this list. We’re also building up a database, and have started using social media too so that we can help you promote, and create demand for our products, and increase footfall into garden centres. Recipe Cards to take home

A��i��n� �n� p��n� � s�� ma��i�� POS material that we have developed and have available for Proven Winners retailers include posters, recipe cards, branded pots, labels and bench tape.

We continuously research the most relevant publications and aquire quality space so as to effectively promote the brand and raise its reputation among consumers.

Garden Awswers: 18219 readers

Inspirational Posters

Gardeners’ World: 237650 readers

With all this hard work going on, make sure your customers know where they can find Proven Winners varieties with Proven Winners pots and POS materials!

Please contact us for details: Tel. 01579 350561 or Email. info@provenwinners.co.uk

Trio Mio! This stunning series of patio plants includes 5 combinations, each with the same genus. The Trio Mio is comprised of 3 component varieties placed into 1 plug, and grown into gorgeous mixed habits of perfectly matched, vibrant colours. The Trio Mio range has been trialled and tested to produce the perfect summer pot in one easy planting, with impeccably matched growing habits and flowering times.

Trio Mio - Alegria (Nemesia)

Trio Mio - Everest (Sutera)

Trio Mio - Night Fire (Verbena)

Trio Mio - Poetry (Nemesia)

Trio Mio - Tutti Frutti (Nemesia)

Discount Structure Product Discount Band

Quantity Discount

Number of trays ordered at one time

The discount matrix opposite shows the discount % increase compared 10 - 50 to the number of trays ordered at one time. The % discount given 51 - 100 depends on the Product Discount Band shown in the order-form. All 101 - 200 VTC[U RWTEJCUGF EQPVTKDWVG VQ VJG SWCPVKV[ FKUEQWPV SWCNKĆ&#x2019; ECVKQP Early Order Discount This is calculated after the quantity discount is applied on orders submitted at least 16 weeks prior to the delivery week(s). Only applicable to orders over 50 trays at one time. Collection Discount Orders collected from Kernock Park Plants - 4% discount (this excludes YJGTG SWQVGF EQPĆ&#x2019; TOGF CU GZ PWTUGT[ PQP FGNKXGTGF RTKEG

12%

17%

201 - 300

19%

301 - 500

13% 11% 9%

20%

501 - 1000+

17% 15% 12% 4%

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PLUS: Early Order Discount if order submitted 16 weeks prior to delivery week(s) required (min 51 trays)

Payment on Collection Payment on Collection from KPP - 2% (this excludes credit card payments). (P/CB) Varieties %CTRGV DGFFKPI EWUVQOGTU CTG QHHGTGF RNCPVU YKVJ VJGUG UWHĆ&#x2019; ZGU C URGEKCN TQ[CNV[ EQPEGUUKQP QH R RGT RNCPV VAT - FREE - on all herb varieties All varieties sold under the herb category are VAT free. Minimum order 10 of any of our tray units per single delivery week. New accounts If you would like to apply for an account, please return the contact details section of the order form to us with your order. We can also set your account up over the phone. For credit accounts please request a credit application form. Delivery We offer free delivery to mainland Europe (excluding Scottish Highlands). Offshore islands, Highlands and Ireland are charged at ÂŁ1 per tray unit for orders over 40 trays, and ÂŁ2 per tray unit for orders of 40 trays or less. (QT 'WTQRG CPF HWTVJGT CĆ&#x2019; GNF delivery is charged at cost and will be invoiced after the delivery has left if the price is not known before despatch.

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Carpet Bedding

Herb

Succulent

Grass

Summer Patio Flowering

Scentsations

Summer Patio Foliage

Vegetable

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= New = Proven Winners variety

Hardy Perennial

Product Types and Sizes

Shrub

Unit

Type Size

100

Tray

3.2cm plug

Tray

4.8cm plug

Rack 9cm liner (round)

Rack 7cm (square)

Tray

5.5cm plug

Tray

4cm plug

104

Tray

3cm plug

Pricing Prices are displayed on the order form in pence per plug/plant. Royalty prices are stated separately.

Royalties Royalities are variable and are shown on the order form in pence per plant where relevant. Royalty plants can be distinguished by (P) or (VR) and automatically come with labels.

Additional Product Information All product descriptions and new cultural notes are now available online at www.kernock.co.uk /QTG QTFGTKPI KPHQTOCVKQP KU CXCKNCDNG QP VJG QTFGT HQTO ;QW ECP CNUQ Ć&#x2019; PF VJKU KPHQTOCVKQP CPF ECP place an order on our website by visiting www.kernock.co.uk

Contact the team

Mark Taylor Business Development business@kernock.co.uk

Linda Jenkins Accounts Manager accounts@kernock.co.uk

Donna Lugger Order Administration sales@kernock.co.uk

Chris Harnett InstaPlant Manager instaplant@kernock.co.uk

Joanne Harnett 5CNGU 1HĆ&#x2019; EG /CPCIGT sales@kernock.co.uk

Ron Duke Nursery Manager nurserymanager@kernock.co.uk

Julian Cooper ICT Manager IT@kernock.co.uk

Displays & Carpet Bedding Your ideas are designed, planted and grown on at the nursery and delivered ready for you to install. On delivery, the pre-rooted tiles of plants are simply slid out of their trays onto a pre-prepared bed, transforming the bed into a colourful work of art within hours. The displays can also be used for exhibitions as they are delivered in mobile units. The price of an InstaPlant® carpet bed is approx. £135/m2 plus a £200 design fee.

....You imagine it, we design it, plant it, deliver it, you enjoy it! We also design and produce 3D InstaPlant® displays to order. 3D displays of up to 4 metres high can be produced. Each display is fabricated in steel with an internal irrigation system and is planted-up, grown on and delivered to site.

This art form has previously been limited to specialists, but InstaPlant® gives people who would not normally have attempted to create a decorative bed, the chance to have one produced and delivered to be planted up with ease. All that we require is a drawing or photo to base the design on. We can also provide individual plants for anyone who prefers to plant the display up in the traditional manner. Carpet Bedding is now available to everyone!

For carpet bedding enquiries please contact Chris Harnett, request the InstaPlant brochure or visit:

www.instaplant.co.uk

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