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WILDFLOWER SEED PACKETS

Code Wildflower Seed Sampler Packs
Each packet covers about 1 sq. metre approx.
number of seeds per packet in brackets
Illustrated packets with sowing instructions & approximate number of seeds per packet Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

S1 CORN COCKLE (Agrostemma githago)*
Annual with single flowers on tall stems (90) Pink Dry Sun 1.10

S2 CORNFLOWER (Centaurea cyanus)
Annual with clusters of single flowers (100) Blue Dry Sun 1.10

S3 CORN MARIGOLD (Chrysanthemum segetum)
Annual with clusters of daisy flowers (300) Yellow Dry Sun 1.10

S4 FIELD POPPY (Papaver rhoeas)
Familiar bright red poppy (5000) Red Dry Sun 1.10

S5 COWSLIP (Primula veris)
Perennial favourite of early spring (500) Yellow Dry Sun 1.10

S6 EVENING PRIMROSE (Oenothera biennis)
Tall biennial, ‘evening’ flowers (500) Yellow Shade 1.10

S7 FIELD SCABIOUS (Knautia arvensis)
Tall perennial of light blue flowers (40) Blue Dry Sun 1.10

S8 FOXGLOVE (Digitalis purpurea)*
Familiar biennial, this species is poisonous (3900) Red Shade 1.10

S9 LADY'S BEDSTRAW (Galium verum)
Perennial with dusty clusters of flowers (300) Yellow Dry Sun 1.10

S10 LESSER KNAPWEED (Centaurea nigra)
Perennial thistle-like flower (120) Red Shade/Sun 1.10

S11 MEADOWSWEET (Filipendula ulmaria)
Perennial with scented, frothy flowers (400) Cream Damp 1.10

S12 MUSK MALLOW (Malva moschata)
Fine pink-flowered perennial (200) Pnk Dry Sun 1.10

S13 OX EYE DAISY (Leucanthemum vulgare)
Short-lived perennial (1350) White Dry Sun 1.10

S14 NETTLE-LEAVED BELLFLOWER
(Campanula trachelium) Purple perennial (1200) Purple Shade 1.10

S15 RED CAMPION (Silene dioica)*
Perennial familiar hedgerow plant (300) Red Shade 1.10

S16 SELFHEAL (Prunella vulgaris)
Short-lived perennial (400) Purple Dry Sun 1.10

S17 TEASEL (Dipsacus fullonum)
Tall biennial of distinct character (120) Pink Dry Sun 1.10

S18 VIPERS BUGLOSS (Echium vulgare)
Elegant tall purple biennial loved by beesl (100) Blue Dry Sun 1.10

S19 SPECIAL WILDLIFE OFFER 1 of each of the above (S1 - S18)
17.50

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P
All seed is of British provenance
* denotes a poisonous species Running
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Code	Wildflower Seed Sampler Packs Each packet covers about 1 sq. metre approx. number of seeds per packet in brackets Illustrated packets with sowing instructions & approximate number of seeds per packet	Colour	Setting	Unit £
S1	CORN COCKLE (Agrostemma githago)* Annual with single flowers on tall stems (90)	Pink	Dry Sun	1.10
S2	CORNFLOWER (Centaurea cyanus) Annual with clusters of single flowers (100)	Blue	Dry Sun	1.10
S3	CORN MARIGOLD (Chrysanthemum segetum) Annual with clusters of daisy flowers (300)	Yellow	Dry Sun	1.10
S4	FIELD POPPY (Papaver rhoeas) Familiar bright red poppy (5000)	Red	Dry Sun	1.10
S5	COWSLIP (Primula veris) Perennial favourite of early spring (500)	Yellow	Dry Sun	1.10
S6	EVENING PRIMROSE (Oenothera biennis) Tall biennial, ‘evening’ flowers (500)	Yellow	Shade	1.10
S7	FIELD SCABIOUS (Knautia arvensis) Tall perennial of light blue flowers (40)	Blue	Dry Sun	1.10
S8	FOXGLOVE (Digitalis purpurea)* Familiar biennial, this species is poisonous (3900)	Red	Shade	1.10
S9	LADY'S BEDSTRAW (Galium verum) Perennial with dusty clusters of flowers (300)	Yellow	Dry Sun	1.10
S10	LESSER KNAPWEED (Centaurea nigra) Perennial thistle-like flower (120)	Red	Shade/Sun	1.10
S11	MEADOWSWEET (Filipendula ulmaria) Perennial with scented, frothy flowers (400)	Cream	Damp	1.10
S12	MUSK MALLOW (Malva moschata) Fine pink-flowered perennial (200)	Pnk	Dry Sun	1.10
S13	OX EYE DAISY (Leucanthemum vulgare) Short-lived perennial (1350)	White	Dry Sun	1.10
S14	NETTLE-LEAVED BELLFLOWER (Campanula trachelium) Purple perennial (1200)	Purple	Shade	1.10
S15	RED CAMPION (Silene dioica)* Perennial familiar hedgerow plant (300)	Red	Shade	1.10
S16	SELFHEAL (Prunella vulgaris) Short-lived perennial (400)	Purple	Dry Sun	1.10
S17	TEASEL (Dipsacus fullonum) Tall biennial of distinct character (120)	Pink	Dry Sun	1.10
S18	VIPERS BUGLOSS (Echium vulgare) Elegant tall purple biennial loved by beesl (100)	Blue	Dry Sun	1.10
S19	SPECIAL WILDLIFE OFFER 1 of each of the above (S1 - S18)			17.50
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P All seed is of British provenance * denotes a poisonous species	Running Total

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WILDFLOWER SEED MIXTURES

Code Wildflower Seed Mxtures
Each packet covers about 2-3 sq. metre approx.
number of seeds per packet in brackets
Illustrated packets with sowing instructions & approximate number of seeds per packet Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

S20 POPPY FIELDS
(Cornflower, Corn Cockle*, Field Poppy*,(approx. 2200 seeds) Dry Sun 2.99

S21 BUTTERFLY COLLECTION
(Cornflower, Field Scabious, Greater Knapweed, Hardheads, Musk Mallow, Ox-eye Daisy, Yarrow) (approx. 1800 seeds) Dry Sun 2.99

S22 CORNFIELD COLLECTION
(Corn Cockle*, Cornflower, Corn Marigold, Field Poppy*, Long-headed Poppy*) (approx. 5500 seeds) Dry Sun 2.99

S23 COTTAGE GARDEN
(Cornflower, Evening primrose, Foxglove*, Lupin*, Ox-eye Daisy, Teasel ) (approx. 2200 seeds) Dry Sun 2.99

S24 SPECIAL WILDLIFE OFFER 1 of each of the above (S20 - S23)
10.50

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P
All seed is of British provenance
* denotes a poisonous species Running
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Code	Wildflower Seed Mxtures Each packet covers about 2-3 sq. metre approx. number of seeds per packet in brackets Illustrated packets with sowing instructions & approximate number of seeds per packet	Setting	Unit £
S20	POPPY FIELDS (Cornflower, Corn Cockle, Field Poppy,(approx. 2200 seeds)	Dry Sun	2.99
S21	BUTTERFLY COLLECTION (Cornflower, Field Scabious, Greater Knapweed, Hardheads, Musk Mallow, Ox-eye Daisy, Yarrow) (approx. 1800 seeds)	Dry Sun	2.99
S22	CORNFIELD COLLECTION (Corn Cockle, Cornflower, Corn Marigold, Field Poppy, Long-headed Poppy*) (approx. 5500 seeds)	Dry Sun	2.99
S23	COTTAGE GARDEN (Cornflower, Evening primrose, Foxglove, Lupin, Ox-eye Daisy, Teasel ) (approx. 2200 seeds)	Dry Sun	2.99
S24	SPECIAL WILDLIFE OFFER 1 of each of the above (S20 - S23)		10.50
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P All seed is of British provenance * denotes a poisonous species	Running Total

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WILDFLOWER SEED COLLECTIONS

Code Wildflower Seed Collections
Each packet covers about 7-10 sq. metre approx.
Each Seed Collection contains 1 gram of seed of each of the 7 species. Also with design ideas, instruction sheets & wildlife challenges. Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

S25 PONDSIDE COMPANIONS
(Devil’s-bit Scabious, Meadowsweet, Purple Loosestrife, Ragged Robin, Square-stemmed St Johns Wort, Water Avens, Yellow Flag*) Damp 10.50

S26 WILD HERBACEOUS BORDER
(Betony, Common St Johns Wort, Dropwort, Field Scabious, Evening Primrose, Meadow Cranesbill, Musk Mallow) Damp 10.50

S27 SHADY CORNER
(Foxglove, Nettle-leaved Bellflower, Red Campion, Wood Aven, Hedge Woundwort, Lesser Knapweed, Welsh Poppy) Shade 10.50

S28 EASY TO GROW
(Ox-eye Daisy, Teasel, Cornflower, Red Campion, Selfheal, Field Scabious, Evening Primrose) Sun Dry 10.50

S29 WILDFLOWER MEADOW
(Betony, Cowslip, Lady’s Bedstraw, Ox-eye Daisy, Greater Knapweed, Selfheal, Yarrow) Damp 10.50

S30 ANNUAL SURPRISE
(Corn Cockle*, Cornflower, Corn Marigold, Field Poppy, Long-headed Poppy*, Scentless Mayweed, Field Pansy) Sun Dry 10.50

S31 HONEY BEE LARDER
(for most garden soils Ox-eye Daisy, Foxglove, Red Clover, Wild Marjoram, White Clover, Yarrow, Agrimony) Sun Dry 10.50

S32 SPECIAL WILDLIFE OFFER 1 of each of the above (S25 - S31)
67.50

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P
All seed is of British provenance
* denotes a poisonous species Running
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Code	Wildflower Seed Collections Each packet covers about 7-10 sq. metre approx. Each Seed Collection contains 1 gram of seed of each of the 7 species. Also with design ideas, instruction sheets & wildlife challenges.	Setting	Unit £
S25	PONDSIDE COMPANIONS (Devil’s-bit Scabious, Meadowsweet, Purple Loosestrife, Ragged Robin, Square-stemmed St Johns Wort, Water Avens, Yellow Flag*)	Damp	10.50
S26	WILD HERBACEOUS BORDER (Betony, Common St Johns Wort, Dropwort, Field Scabious, Evening Primrose, Meadow Cranesbill, Musk Mallow)	Damp	10.50
S27	SHADY CORNER (Foxglove, Nettle-leaved Bellflower, Red Campion, Wood Aven, Hedge Woundwort, Lesser Knapweed, Welsh Poppy)	Shade	10.50
S28	EASY TO GROW (Ox-eye Daisy, Teasel, Cornflower, Red Campion, Selfheal, Field Scabious, Evening Primrose)	Sun Dry	10.50
S29	WILDFLOWER MEADOW (Betony, Cowslip, Lady’s Bedstraw, Ox-eye Daisy, Greater Knapweed, Selfheal, Yarrow)	Damp	10.50
S30	ANNUAL SURPRISE (Corn Cockle, Cornflower, Corn Marigold, Field Poppy, Long-headed Poppy, Scentless Mayweed, Field Pansy)	Sun Dry	10.50
S31	HONEY BEE LARDER (for most garden soils Ox-eye Daisy, Foxglove, Red Clover, Wild Marjoram, White Clover, Yarrow, Agrimony)	Sun Dry	10.50
S32	SPECIAL WILDLIFE OFFER 1 of each of the above (S25 - S31)		67.50
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P All seed is of British provenance * denotes a poisonous species	Running Total

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WILDFLOWER PLANTS

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WILDFLOWER PLANTS
Orders normally sent out March - November.
All plants are sent as wildflower ‘plugs’ - that is small plantlets. Some will flower in their first season after planting. Each single species is supplied in the following quantities.
3 for £3.50 - 5 for £5 - 10 for £8.50 - 100 for £75.00
* denotes a poisonous species. (G) - groundcover plant
(I) - potentially invasive

Code Species Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

P1 AARON'S ROD (Verbascum thapsus)
Tall spires of yellow flowers - height over 1m (I) Yellow Dry Sun

P2 AGRIMONY (Agrimonia eupatoria)
Tall spikes of yellow flowers - height 1 metre Yellow Dry Sun

P3 ALPINE CATCHFLY (Lychnis alpina)
Small spikes of pink flowers - height 300 mm Pink Dry Sun

P4 BEARBERRY (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi)
Evergreen spreading shrub for dry, sunny sites (G) White Dry Sun

P5 BETONY (Betonica officinalis)
Deep red clusters of flowers - height 600mm Red Dry Sun

P6 BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL (Lotus corniculatus)
Bright yellow flowers,height 150mm (G) Yellow Dry Sun

P7 BLADDER CAMPION (Silene vulgaris)
Clusters of white flowers in June-July above fleshy leaves, familiar seaside plant - 300mm White Dry Sun

P8 BLUE-EYED GRASS (Sisyrinchium bermudianum)
Bright blue flowers above iris-like leaves 300mm (I) Blue Damp

P9 BLUE SOW-THISTLE (Cicerbita alpina)
Rare native of Scotland, tall spires of light blue 1500mm Blue Sun

P10 BUGLE (Ajuga reptans)
Plant of damp ground, small blue spires of flowers in Apr-May 200mm (GI) Blue Damp

P11 CHEDDAR PINK (Dianthus gratianopolitanus)
Scented pink flowers held above a cushion of silver-grey foliage, for a rockery or front of border - height 150mm (G) Pink Dry Sun

P12 CLUSTERED BELLFLOWER (Campanula glomerata) Purple flowers on erect stems - 600mm Purple Dry Sun

P13 COMMON MALLOW (Malva sylvestris)
Tall plant with pink flowers for back of a sunny border - 1 metre Pink Dry Sun

P14 COMMON PINK (Dianthus plumarius)
Frilled edged pink flowers - height 400mm (G) Pink Dry Sun

P15 COMMON ROCKROSE (Helianthemum nummularium) Carpets of yellow flowers 200 mm (G) Yellow Dry Sun

P16 COWSLIP (Primula veris)
Familiar tassel-like flowers - height 150mm Yellow Dry Sun

P17 CREEPING WILLOW (Salix repens)
Vigorous prostrate spreading shrub -cuttings originally from Sandwood Bay in Sutherland - early silvery green leaves (GI) Green Dry Sun

P18 CROSS-LEAVED HEATH (Erica tetralix)
Small shrublet with small pink bells, height 150mm (G) Pink Damp

P19 CROWBERRY (Empetrum nigrum)
Spreading evergreen heath - height 100mm (G) Pink Dry Sun

P20 CUCKOO FLOWER (Cardamine pratensis)
Spring flower of damp meadows -300mm (I) Pink Damp

P21 DARK MULLEIN (Verbascum nigrum)
Bright yellow flowers around tall stems, height 1 m Yellow Dry Sun

P22 DEVIL'S-BIT SCABIOUS (Succisa pratensis)
Pompom flowerheads - H 400mm Mauve Damp

P23 DORSET HEATH (Erica ciliaris)
Rare late-flowering pink heath - 300mm Pink Dry Sun

P24 DOWNY WILLOW (Salix lapponum)
Small alpine willow with silvery-blue foliage and fluffy catkins - 1m Green Dry Sun

P25 DROPWORT (Filipendula vulgaris)
Bright creamy white froth of flowers - height 600mm White Dry Sun

P26 DWARF BIRCH (Betula nana)
Alpine small birch - height 1000mm Sun/damp

P27 DYER'S GREENWEED (Genista tinctoria)
Small shrub with bright yellow flowers for open sunny site Yellow Dry Sun

P28 EVENING PRIMROSE (Oenothera biennis)
Tall, large yellow flowers - height 1000mm Yellow Sun/shade

P29 FEVERFEW (Tanacetum parthenium)
White flowered medicinal herb, flower - 750mm White Sun/shade

P30 FIELD SCABIOUS (Knautia arvensis)
Flat flowerheads on tall stems - height 1 metre Blue Dry Sun

P31 FOXGLOVE (Digitalis purpurea)
Familiar spire of red/purple flowers, poisonous - 1 m Red Sun/shade

P32 GIANT WOODRUSH (Luzula sylvatica)
Spreading plant for shaded places, tall flower stems - 1m (G) Brown Shade

P33 GOLDEN ROD (Solidago virgaurea)
Clusters of yellow flowers - H 600mm Yellow Sun/shade

P34 GORSE (Ulex europaeus)
Familiar coconut-scented flowers for dry, sunny sites - 1-2m Yellow Dry Sun

P35 GREATER KNAPWEED (Centaurea scabiosa)
Tattered red flowers - H 800mm Red Dry Sun

P36 GREATER STITCHWORT (Stellaria holostea)
Dainty profusion of white flowers for shady places - height 300mm (GI) White Shade/sun

P37 HAIRY GREENWEED (Genista pilosa)
Prostrate shrublet with bright yellow flowers Yellow Dry Sun

P38 HAIRY ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum hirsutum)
Yellow flowers on erect stems - 600mm Yellow Shade/sun

P39 HAREBELL (Campanula rotundifolia)
Delightful small cups of china blue - H 150mm Blue Sun/shade

P40 HEATHER (Calluna vulgaris)
Familiar purple moorland plant - 300mm Purple Dry Sun

P41 HEDGE WOUNDWORT (Stachys sylvatica)
Spreading plant - height 800mm (GI) Purple Shade

P42 HORSESHOE VETCH (Hippocrepis comosa) - spreading mats 50mm (G) Yellow Dry Sun

P43 IMPERFORATE ST JOHNS WORT
(Hypericum imperforatum) Upright stems 600mm Yellow Sun/shade

P44 IRISH HEATH (Erica erigena) -
early flowering heath 200mm Pink Sun/damp

P45 JACOBS LADDER (Polemonium caeruleum)
Wild version of this familiar garden herb, tall stems topped with clusters of blue flowers in June-July - 900mm Blue Dry Sun

P46 LADIES FINGERS (Anthyllis vulneraria)
Vigorous biennial with yellow flowers - 200mm Yellow Dry Sun

P47 LADY'S BEDSTRAW (Galium verum)
Vigorous biennial with yellow flowers - 200mm Yellow Dry Sun

P48 LARGE BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL (Lotus uliginosus)
Plant for damp ground - 200mm (GI) Yellow Damp

P49 LEAST WILLOW (Salix herbacea) - Miniature creeping willow - height 100mm Dry Sun

P50 LESSER CALAMINT (Calamintha nepeta)
Delicate mauve flowers in summer 400mm Mauve Dry Sun

P51 LESSER KNAPWEED (Centaurea nigra)
Tight flowerheads - height 600mm Purple Sun/shade

P52 LESSER PERIWINKLE (Vinca minor)
Early blue flowers on green carpet of foliage - 300mm Blue Shade

P53 LILY OF THE VALLEY (Convallaria majalis)
Familiar scented flower height 300mm White Shade

P54 MACKAYS HEATH (Erica mackiana)
Rare heath for damp soils from West Ireland - 300mm Blue Shade

P55 MAIDEN PINK (Dianthus deltoides)
Delicate single pink flowers - height 200mm Pink Dry Sun

P56 MARSH MALLOW (Althaea officinalis)
Light pink flowers, ideal for damp spots - 1 metre Pink Damp

P57 MARSH WOUNDWORT (Stachys palustris)
Vigorous, pink/red flowers - 900mm (I) Pink Damp

P58 MEADOW BUTTERCUP (Ranunculus acris)
Waxy yellow flowers - height 600 mm Yellow Damp Sun

P59 MEADOW CLARY (Salvia pratensis)
Deep blue flowers - height 400 mm Blue Dry Sun

P60 MEADOW CRANESBILL (Geranium pratensis)
China blue flowers - height 1 metre Blue Dry Sun

P61 MEADOWSWEET (Filipendula ulmaria)
China blue flowers - height 1 metre Cream Damp

P62 MONKSHOOD (Aconitum anglicum)
China blue flowers - height 1 metre Blue Damp

P63 MOSSY SAXIFRAGE (Saxifraga hypnoides)
Green cushions with white flowers - 100mm (G) White Damp

P64 MOUNTAIN PANSY (Viola lutea)
Charming small purple viola - 50mm Purple Dry Sun

P65 MOUNTAIN SORREL (Oxyria digyna)
Fleshy round leaves - height 700mm Yellow Damp

P66 MUSK MALLOW (Oxyria digyna)
Fleshy round leaves - height 700mm Pink Dry Sun

P67 NETTLE-LEAVED BELLFLOWER
(Campanula trachelium) Fleshy round leaves - height 700mm Purple Shade

P68 NORTHERN BEDSTRAW (Galium boreale)
Dusty white flowers - height 200 mm White Sun

P69 NOTTINGHAM CATCHFLY (Silene nutans)
Shooting star like flowers - height 800mm White Dry Sun

P70 OX-EYE DAISY (Leucanthemum vulgare)
Dazzling single flowers - height 600mm (I) White Dry Sun

P71 OXLIP (Primula elatior)
Rare woodland primula - height 250mm Yellow Shade

P72 PRIMROSE (Primula vulgaris)
Favourite early wild blooms of spring - height 100mm Yellow Shade/sun

P73 PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE (Lythrum salicaria)
Loose clusters of flowers - over 1m Purple Damp

P74 QUAKING GRASS (Brizia media)
Ever shivering heads of loose droplets - H 450mm Green Dry Sun

P75 RAGGED ROBIN (Lychnis flos-cuculi)
Beautifully tattered pink flowers - height 400mm Pink Damp

P76 RED CAMPION (Silene dioica)
Clusters of open flowers - height 600mm Red/pink Shade

P77 RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense)
Ideal flower for attracting wildlife - height 300mm Red Dry Sun

P78 SALAD BURNET (Sanguisorba minor)
Erect stems with reddish flowers - height 400mm Red Dry Sun

P79 SEA CAMPION (Silene uniflora)
Cushions of dancing white flowers - 150mm(G) White Dry Sun

P80 SELFHEAL (Prunella vulgaris)
Short heads of purple flowers May-July - 150mm (GI) Purple Dry Sun

P81 SLENDER ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum pulchrum)
Short heads of purple flowers May-July - 150mm (GI) Yellow Shade/sun

P82 SMALL SCABIOUS (Scabiosa columbaria)
Dainty flowers - height 600mm Mauve Dry Sun

P83 SNEEZEWORT (Achillea ptarmica)
Small clusters of daisy-like flowers - height 300mm White Sun/shade

P84 SOAPWORT (Saponaria officinalis)
Large pink flowers - height 600mm Pink Damp

P85 SQUARE-STEMMED ST JOHN’S WORT (Hypericum tetrapterum)* Small yellow flowers ideal for a damp place Yellow Damp

P86 ST DABEOCS HEATH (Daboecia cantabrica)
Heath with quite large purple bells - 300mm Purple Sun/damp

P87 ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum perforatum)*
Lots of bright yellow flowers - H 800mm Yellow Sun/shade

P88 STICKY CATCHFLY (Lychnis viscaria)
Masses of red flowers on stiff stems, for rockery - 300mm Red Dry Sun

P89 SULPHUR ROCKROSE (Helianthemum x sulphureum) Lovely sulphur yellow flowers, a natural hybrid between the common and white rockroses - 450-600mm (G) Yellow Dry Sun

P90 SWEET WOODRUFF (Galium odoratum)
Heads of small white flowers - 150mm (GI) White Shade

P91 TANSY (Tanacetum vulgare)
Tall sprays of yellow flowers - height 1m Yellow Dry Sun

P92 TEA-LEAVED WILLOW (Salix arbuscula)
Rare prostrate alpine willow - 200mm (G) Green Dry Sun

P93 TEASEL (Dipsacus fullonum)
Tall dense pink flowerheads and familiar seedheads, biennial 1-2m Pink Dry Sun

P94 TORMENTIL (Potentilla erecta)
Tiny starry yellow flowers - height 150mm (G) Yellow Dry Sun

P95 TUTSAN (Hypericum androsaemum)
Small clusters of flowers followed by dark fruit - 500mm Yellow Shade

P96 VALERIAN (Valeriana officinalis)*
Clusters of pink and white flowers at top of tall stems - 1 metre (I) Pink Damp

P97 VIOLET (Viola riviniana)
Dainty posies for the springtime garden - height 50mm (GI) Violet Shade

P98 VIPERS BUGLOSS (Echium vulgare)
Spectacular spires of blue loved by bees 1500mm Blue Dry Sun

P99 VIVIPAROUS FESCUE (Festuca vivipara)
Masses of pointed vivparous heads - H 300mm Green Dry Sun

P100 WALL GERMANDER (Teucrium chamaedrys)
Rare naturalised herb 300mm Pink Dry Sun

P101 WATER AVENS (Geum rivale)
Drooping small bells - height 300mm Fawn Damp

P102 WELSH POPPY (Meconopsis cambrica)
Large bright single flowers - height 300mm (I) Yellow Shade

P103 WHITE CAMPION (Silene alba)
Single flowers - height 800mm White Shade/sun

P104 WHITE CLOVER (Trifolium repens)
White bee-loving flowers - height 100 mm(GI) White Dry Sun

P105 WHITE FOXGLOVE (Digitalis purpurea alba)*
White form of familiar plant - height 1m White Shade

P106 WHITE MAIDEN PINK (Dianthus deltoides alba) - Pretty variety - height 150mm White Dry Sun

P107 WHITE MUSK MALLOW (Malva moschata alba) - White form of native flower - height 800mm White Dry Sun

P108 WHITE ROCKROSE (Helianthemum apenninum)
Grey foliage with white flowers 400mm (G) White Shade

P109 WHORTLED-LEAVED WILLOW (Salix myrsinites)
Rare alpine willow - 300-600 mm Green Dry Sun

P110 WILD BASIL (Clinopodium vulgare)
Erect stems with red flowers height 600mm Red Dry Sun

P111 WILD CHICORY (Cichorium intybus)
Tall plant with light blue flowers - height 1metre Bue Dry Sun

P112 WILD CLARY (Salvia horminoides)
Spikes of small dark blue flowers in June/July - 600mm Blue Dry Sun

P113 WILD COLUMBINE (Aquilegia vulgaris)*
Spikes of small dark blue flowers in June/July - 600mm Purple Shade/sun

P114 WILD MARJORAM (Origanum vulgare)
Masses of pink flowers, aromatic, 500mm Pink Dry Sun

P115 WILD SHRUBBY CINQUEFOIL (Potentilla fruticosa)
Wild form of familiar garden shrub 600mm Yellow Dry Sun

P116 WILD STRAWBERRY (Fragaria vesca)
Low growing with choice fruits - 100mm (GI) White Sun/Shade

P117 WILD WALLFLOWER (Cheiranthus cheiri)
Delicate pink flowers forming decorative mats - 50mm (G) Yellow Dry Sun

P118 WOOD AVEN (Geum urbanum)
Delicate yellow flowers for a shaded spot - height 300mm (I) Yellow Shade

P119 WOOD CRANESBILL (Geranium sylvaticum)
Delicate mauve/purple flowers - height 600mm Purple Sun

P120 YARROW (Achillea millefolium)
Tight clusters of flowers - height 400mm White Dry Sun

P121 YELLOW ARCHANGEL (Lamium galeobdolon)
Yellow flowers in spring, height 1 m (GI) Yellow Shade

P122 YELLOW FLAG IRIS (Iris pseudacorus)*
Stately erect flowers - height 1000mm (I) Yellow Damp

P123 YELLOW LOOSESTRIFE (Lysimachia vulgaris)
Tall yellow flowerheads 1200mm (l) Yellow Damp

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P
All plants grown from seed or cuttings of British provenance
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	WILDFLOWER PLANTS Orders normally sent out March - November. All plants are sent as wildflower ‘plugs’ - that is small plantlets. Some will flower in their first season after planting. Each single species is supplied in the following quantities. 3 for £3.50 - 5 for £5 - 10 for £8.50 - 100 for £75.00 * denotes a poisonous species. (G) - groundcover plant (I) - potentially invasive
Code	Species	Colour	Setting	Unit £	Enter No. Required
P1	AARON'S ROD (Verbascum thapsus) Tall spires of yellow flowers - height over 1m (I)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P2	AGRIMONY (Agrimonia eupatoria) Tall spikes of yellow flowers - height 1 metre	Yellow	Dry Sun
P3	ALPINE CATCHFLY (Lychnis alpina) Small spikes of pink flowers - height 300 mm	Pink	Dry Sun
P4	BEARBERRY (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) Evergreen spreading shrub for dry, sunny sites (G)	White	Dry Sun
P5	BETONY (Betonica officinalis) Deep red clusters of flowers - height 600mm	Red	Dry Sun
P6	BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL (Lotus corniculatus) Bright yellow flowers,height 150mm (G)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P7	BLADDER CAMPION (Silene vulgaris) Clusters of white flowers in June-July above fleshy leaves, familiar seaside plant - 300mm	White	Dry Sun
P8	BLUE-EYED GRASS (Sisyrinchium bermudianum) Bright blue flowers above iris-like leaves 300mm (I)	Blue	Damp
P9	BLUE SOW-THISTLE (Cicerbita alpina) Rare native of Scotland, tall spires of light blue 1500mm	Blue	Sun
P10	BUGLE (Ajuga reptans) Plant of damp ground, small blue spires of flowers in Apr-May 200mm (GI)	Blue	Damp
P11	CHEDDAR PINK (Dianthus gratianopolitanus) Scented pink flowers held above a cushion of silver-grey foliage, for a rockery or front of border - height 150mm (G)	Pink	Dry Sun
P12	CLUSTERED BELLFLOWER (Campanula glomerata) Purple flowers on erect stems - 600mm	Purple	Dry Sun
P13	COMMON MALLOW (Malva sylvestris) Tall plant with pink flowers for back of a sunny border - 1 metre	Pink	Dry Sun
P14	COMMON PINK (Dianthus plumarius) Frilled edged pink flowers - height 400mm (G)	Pink	Dry Sun
P15	COMMON ROCKROSE (Helianthemum nummularium) Carpets of yellow flowers 200 mm (G)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P16	COWSLIP (Primula veris) Familiar tassel-like flowers - height 150mm	Yellow	Dry Sun
P17	CREEPING WILLOW (Salix repens) Vigorous prostrate spreading shrub -cuttings originally from Sandwood Bay in Sutherland - early silvery green leaves (GI)	Green	Dry Sun
P18	CROSS-LEAVED HEATH (Erica tetralix) Small shrublet with small pink bells, height 150mm (G)	Pink	Damp
P19	CROWBERRY (Empetrum nigrum) Spreading evergreen heath - height 100mm (G)	Pink	Dry Sun
P20	CUCKOO FLOWER (Cardamine pratensis) Spring flower of damp meadows -300mm (I)	Pink	Damp
P21	DARK MULLEIN (Verbascum nigrum) Bright yellow flowers around tall stems, height 1 m	Yellow	Dry Sun
P22	DEVIL'S-BIT SCABIOUS (Succisa pratensis) Pompom flowerheads - H 400mm	Mauve	Damp
P23	DORSET HEATH (Erica ciliaris) Rare late-flowering pink heath - 300mm	Pink	Dry Sun
P24	DOWNY WILLOW (Salix lapponum) Small alpine willow with silvery-blue foliage and fluffy catkins - 1m	Green	Dry Sun
P25	DROPWORT (Filipendula vulgaris) Bright creamy white froth of flowers - height 600mm	White	Dry Sun
P26	DWARF BIRCH (Betula nana) Alpine small birch - height 1000mm		Sun/damp
P27	DYER'S GREENWEED (Genista tinctoria) Small shrub with bright yellow flowers for open sunny site	Yellow	Dry Sun
P28	EVENING PRIMROSE (Oenothera biennis) Tall, large yellow flowers - height 1000mm	Yellow	Sun/shade
P29	FEVERFEW (Tanacetum parthenium) White flowered medicinal herb, flower - 750mm	White	Sun/shade
P30	FIELD SCABIOUS (Knautia arvensis) Flat flowerheads on tall stems - height 1 metre	Blue	Dry Sun
P31	FOXGLOVE (Digitalis purpurea) Familiar spire of red/purple flowers, poisonous - 1 m	Red	Sun/shade
P32	GIANT WOODRUSH (Luzula sylvatica) Spreading plant for shaded places, tall flower stems - 1m (G)	Brown	Shade
P33	GOLDEN ROD (Solidago virgaurea) Clusters of yellow flowers - H 600mm	Yellow	Sun/shade
P34	GORSE (Ulex europaeus) Familiar coconut-scented flowers for dry, sunny sites - 1-2m	Yellow	Dry Sun
P35	GREATER KNAPWEED (Centaurea scabiosa) Tattered red flowers - H 800mm	Red	Dry Sun
P36	GREATER STITCHWORT (Stellaria holostea) Dainty profusion of white flowers for shady places - height 300mm (GI)	White	Shade/sun
P37	HAIRY GREENWEED (Genista pilosa) Prostrate shrublet with bright yellow flowers	Yellow	Dry Sun
P38	HAIRY ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum hirsutum) Yellow flowers on erect stems - 600mm	Yellow	Shade/sun
P39	HAREBELL (Campanula rotundifolia) Delightful small cups of china blue - H 150mm	Blue	Sun/shade
P40	HEATHER (Calluna vulgaris) Familiar purple moorland plant - 300mm	Purple	Dry Sun
P41	HEDGE WOUNDWORT (Stachys sylvatica) Spreading plant - height 800mm (GI)	Purple	Shade
P42	HORSESHOE VETCH (Hippocrepis comosa) - spreading mats 50mm (G)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P43	IMPERFORATE ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum imperforatum) Upright stems 600mm	Yellow	Sun/shade
P44	IRISH HEATH (Erica erigena) - early flowering heath 200mm	Pink	Sun/damp
P45	JACOBS LADDER (Polemonium caeruleum) Wild version of this familiar garden herb, tall stems topped with clusters of blue flowers in June-July - 900mm	Blue	Dry Sun
P46	LADIES FINGERS (Anthyllis vulneraria) Vigorous biennial with yellow flowers - 200mm	Yellow	Dry Sun
P47	LADY'S BEDSTRAW (Galium verum) Vigorous biennial with yellow flowers - 200mm	Yellow	Dry Sun
P48	LARGE BIRDSFOOT TREFOIL (Lotus uliginosus) Plant for damp ground - 200mm (GI)	Yellow	Damp
P49	LEAST WILLOW (Salix herbacea) - Miniature creeping willow - height 100mm		Dry Sun
P50	LESSER CALAMINT (Calamintha nepeta) Delicate mauve flowers in summer 400mm	Mauve	Dry Sun
P51	LESSER KNAPWEED (Centaurea nigra) Tight flowerheads - height 600mm	Purple	Sun/shade
P52	LESSER PERIWINKLE (Vinca minor) Early blue flowers on green carpet of foliage - 300mm	Blue	Shade
P53	LILY OF THE VALLEY (Convallaria majalis) Familiar scented flower height 300mm	White	Shade
P54	MACKAYS HEATH (Erica mackiana) Rare heath for damp soils from West Ireland - 300mm	Blue	Shade
P55	MAIDEN PINK (Dianthus deltoides) Delicate single pink flowers - height 200mm	Pink	Dry Sun
P56	MARSH MALLOW (Althaea officinalis) Light pink flowers, ideal for damp spots - 1 metre	Pink	Damp
P57	MARSH WOUNDWORT (Stachys palustris) Vigorous, pink/red flowers - 900mm (I)	Pink	Damp
P58	MEADOW BUTTERCUP (Ranunculus acris) Waxy yellow flowers - height 600 mm	Yellow	Damp Sun
P59	MEADOW CLARY (Salvia pratensis) Deep blue flowers - height 400 mm	Blue	Dry Sun
P60	MEADOW CRANESBILL (Geranium pratensis) China blue flowers - height 1 metre	Blue	Dry Sun
P61	MEADOWSWEET (Filipendula ulmaria) China blue flowers - height 1 metre	Cream	Damp
P62	MONKSHOOD (Aconitum anglicum) China blue flowers - height 1 metre	Blue	Damp
P63	MOSSY SAXIFRAGE (Saxifraga hypnoides) Green cushions with white flowers - 100mm (G)	White	Damp
P64	MOUNTAIN PANSY (Viola lutea) Charming small purple viola - 50mm	Purple	Dry Sun
P65	MOUNTAIN SORREL (Oxyria digyna) Fleshy round leaves - height 700mm	Yellow	Damp
P66	MUSK MALLOW (Oxyria digyna) Fleshy round leaves - height 700mm	Pink	Dry Sun
P67	NETTLE-LEAVED BELLFLOWER (Campanula trachelium) Fleshy round leaves - height 700mm	Purple	Shade
P68	NORTHERN BEDSTRAW (Galium boreale) Dusty white flowers - height 200 mm	White	Sun
P69	NOTTINGHAM CATCHFLY (Silene nutans) Shooting star like flowers - height 800mm	White	Dry Sun
P70	OX-EYE DAISY (Leucanthemum vulgare) Dazzling single flowers - height 600mm (I)	White	Dry Sun
P71	OXLIP (Primula elatior) Rare woodland primula - height 250mm	Yellow	Shade
P72	PRIMROSE (Primula vulgaris) Favourite early wild blooms of spring - height 100mm	Yellow	Shade/sun
P73	PURPLE LOOSESTRIFE (Lythrum salicaria) Loose clusters of flowers - over 1m	Purple	Damp
P74	QUAKING GRASS (Brizia media) Ever shivering heads of loose droplets - H 450mm	Green	Dry Sun
P75	RAGGED ROBIN (Lychnis flos-cuculi) Beautifully tattered pink flowers - height 400mm	Pink	Damp
P76	RED CAMPION (Silene dioica) Clusters of open flowers - height 600mm	Red/pink	Shade
P77	RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense) Ideal flower for attracting wildlife - height 300mm	Red	Dry Sun
P78	SALAD BURNET (Sanguisorba minor) Erect stems with reddish flowers - height 400mm	Red	Dry Sun
P79	SEA CAMPION (Silene uniflora) Cushions of dancing white flowers - 150mm(G)	White	Dry Sun
P80	SELFHEAL (Prunella vulgaris) Short heads of purple flowers May-July - 150mm (GI)	Purple	Dry Sun
P81	SLENDER ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum pulchrum) Short heads of purple flowers May-July - 150mm (GI)	Yellow	Shade/sun
P82	SMALL SCABIOUS (Scabiosa columbaria) Dainty flowers - height 600mm	Mauve	Dry Sun
P83	SNEEZEWORT (Achillea ptarmica) Small clusters of daisy-like flowers - height 300mm	White	Sun/shade
P84	SOAPWORT (Saponaria officinalis) Large pink flowers - height 600mm	Pink	Damp
P85	SQUARE-STEMMED ST JOHN’S WORT (Hypericum tetrapterum)* Small yellow flowers ideal for a damp place	Yellow	Damp
P86	ST DABEOCS HEATH (Daboecia cantabrica) Heath with quite large purple bells - 300mm	Purple	Sun/damp
P87	ST JOHNS WORT (Hypericum perforatum)* Lots of bright yellow flowers - H 800mm	Yellow	Sun/shade
P88	STICKY CATCHFLY (Lychnis viscaria) Masses of red flowers on stiff stems, for rockery - 300mm	Red	Dry Sun
P89	SULPHUR ROCKROSE (Helianthemum x sulphureum) Lovely sulphur yellow flowers, a natural hybrid between the common and white rockroses - 450-600mm (G)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P90	SWEET WOODRUFF (Galium odoratum) Heads of small white flowers - 150mm (GI)	White	Shade
P91	TANSY (Tanacetum vulgare) Tall sprays of yellow flowers - height 1m	Yellow	Dry Sun
P92	TEA-LEAVED WILLOW (Salix arbuscula) Rare prostrate alpine willow - 200mm (G)	Green	Dry Sun
P93	TEASEL (Dipsacus fullonum) Tall dense pink flowerheads and familiar seedheads, biennial 1-2m	Pink	Dry Sun
P94	TORMENTIL (Potentilla erecta) Tiny starry yellow flowers - height 150mm (G)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P95	TUTSAN (Hypericum androsaemum) Small clusters of flowers followed by dark fruit - 500mm	Yellow	Shade
P96	VALERIAN (Valeriana officinalis)* Clusters of pink and white flowers at top of tall stems - 1 metre (I)	Pink	Damp
P97	VIOLET (Viola riviniana) Dainty posies for the springtime garden - height 50mm (GI)	Violet	Shade
P98	VIPERS BUGLOSS (Echium vulgare) Spectacular spires of blue loved by bees 1500mm	Blue	Dry Sun
P99	VIVIPAROUS FESCUE (Festuca vivipara) Masses of pointed vivparous heads - H 300mm	Green	Dry Sun
P100	WALL GERMANDER (Teucrium chamaedrys) Rare naturalised herb 300mm	Pink	Dry Sun
P101	WATER AVENS (Geum rivale) Drooping small bells - height 300mm	Fawn	Damp
P102	WELSH POPPY (Meconopsis cambrica) Large bright single flowers - height 300mm (I)	Yellow	Shade
P103	WHITE CAMPION (Silene alba) Single flowers - height 800mm	White	Shade/sun
P104	WHITE CLOVER (Trifolium repens) White bee-loving flowers - height 100 mm(GI)	White	Dry Sun
P105	WHITE FOXGLOVE (Digitalis purpurea alba)* White form of familiar plant - height 1m	White	Shade
P106	WHITE MAIDEN PINK (Dianthus deltoides alba) - Pretty variety - height 150mm	White	Dry Sun
P107	WHITE MUSK MALLOW (Malva moschata alba) - White form of native flower - height 800mm	White	Dry Sun
P108	WHITE ROCKROSE (Helianthemum apenninum) Grey foliage with white flowers 400mm (G)	White	Shade
P109	WHORTLED-LEAVED WILLOW (Salix myrsinites) Rare alpine willow - 300-600 mm	Green	Dry Sun
P110	WILD BASIL (Clinopodium vulgare) Erect stems with red flowers height 600mm	Red	Dry Sun
P111	WILD CHICORY (Cichorium intybus) Tall plant with light blue flowers - height 1metre	Bue	Dry Sun
P112	WILD CLARY (Salvia horminoides) Spikes of small dark blue flowers in June/July - 600mm	Blue	Dry Sun
P113	WILD COLUMBINE (Aquilegia vulgaris)* Spikes of small dark blue flowers in June/July - 600mm	Purple	Shade/sun
P114	WILD MARJORAM (Origanum vulgare) Masses of pink flowers, aromatic, 500mm	Pink	Dry Sun
P115	WILD SHRUBBY CINQUEFOIL (Potentilla fruticosa) Wild form of familiar garden shrub 600mm	Yellow	Dry Sun
P116	WILD STRAWBERRY (Fragaria vesca) Low growing with choice fruits - 100mm (GI)	White	Sun/Shade
P117	WILD WALLFLOWER (Cheiranthus cheiri) Delicate pink flowers forming decorative mats - 50mm (G)	Yellow	Dry Sun
P118	WOOD AVEN (Geum urbanum) Delicate yellow flowers for a shaded spot - height 300mm (I)	Yellow	Shade
P119	WOOD CRANESBILL (Geranium sylvaticum) Delicate mauve/purple flowers - height 600mm	Purple	Sun
P120	YARROW (Achillea millefolium) Tight clusters of flowers - height 400mm	White	Dry Sun
P121	YELLOW ARCHANGEL (Lamium galeobdolon) Yellow flowers in spring, height 1 m (GI)	Yellow	Shade
P122	YELLOW FLAG IRIS (Iris pseudacorus)* Stately erect flowers - height 1000mm (I)	Yellow	Damp
P123	YELLOW LOOSESTRIFE (Lysimachia vulgaris) Tall yellow flowerheads 1200mm (l)	Yellow	Damp
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P All plants grown from seed or cuttings of British provenance	Running Total

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CLASSIC HERBACEOUS BORDER PLANTS

CLASSIC HERBACEOUS BORDER PLANTS
Orders normally sent out March - November.
All plants are sent as ‘plugs’ - small plantlets. Each single species is supplied in the following quantities.
3 for £3.50 - 5 for £5 - 10 for £8.50 - 100 for £75.00
* denotes a poisonous species. (G) - groundcover plant
(I) - potentially invasive

Code Species Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

P124 CATMINT (Nepeta x faassenii)
Long-flowering plant with lilac flowers - Height 400 mm Blue Dry Sun

P125 DELPHINIUM PACIFIC GIANTS (Delphinium)
Tall spires of vivid blue - height to 1-2 metres Blue Dry Sun

P126 HOLLYHOCK (Althaea rosea)
Mixed colours, for back of border - height 2 m Mixed Dry Sun

P127 LAVENDER (Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’)
Compact aromatic small shub - 500mm Mauve Dry Sun

P128 LUPIN RUSSELL HYBRIDS (Lupinus polyphyllus)
Classic border plant of mixed colours - 1m Mixed Dry Sun

P129 MICHAELMAS DAISY (Aster)
Masses of pale blue flowers - 1200mm(GI) Blue Dry Sun

P130 ORIENTAL POPPY (Papaver orientale)
Large rich red flowers forming clumps - 1m Red Dry Sun

P131 RED VALERIAN (Centranthus ruber)
Dense heads of pink/red flowers, 1000mm Pink Dry Sun

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P
All plants grown from seed or cuttings of British provenance
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	CLASSIC HERBACEOUS BORDER PLANTS Orders normally sent out March - November. All plants are sent as ‘plugs’ - small plantlets. Each single species is supplied in the following quantities. 3 for £3.50 - 5 for £5 - 10 for £8.50 - 100 for £75.00 * denotes a poisonous species. (G) - groundcover plant (I) - potentially invasive
Code	Species	Colour	Setting	Unit £	Enter No. Required
P124	CATMINT (Nepeta x faassenii) Long-flowering plant with lilac flowers - Height 400 mm	Blue	Dry Sun
P125	DELPHINIUM PACIFIC GIANTS (Delphinium) Tall spires of vivid blue - height to 1-2 metres	Blue	Dry Sun
P126	HOLLYHOCK (Althaea rosea) Mixed colours, for back of border - height 2 m	Mixed	Dry Sun
P127	LAVENDER (Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’) Compact aromatic small shub - 500mm	Mauve	Dry Sun
P128	LUPIN RUSSELL HYBRIDS (Lupinus polyphyllus) Classic border plant of mixed colours - 1m	Mixed	Dry Sun
P129	MICHAELMAS DAISY (Aster) Masses of pale blue flowers - 1200mm(GI)	Blue	Dry Sun
P130	ORIENTAL POPPY (Papaver orientale) Large rich red flowers forming clumps - 1m	Red	Dry Sun
P131	RED VALERIAN (Centranthus ruber) Dense heads of pink/red flowers, 1000mm	Pink	Dry Sun
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P All plants grown from seed or cuttings of British provenance	Running Total

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PLANT COLLECTIONS

PLANT COLLECTIONS
Orders normally sent out March - November.
All plants are sent as ‘plugs’ - small plantlets.
Each collection is as priced

Code Species Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

PC1 WILD HERBACEOUS BORDER
5 each of 5 wildflowers for a sunny border (our selection) Varied Dry Sun 22.50

PC2 PONDSIDE FAVOURITES
5 each of 5 wildflowers for a pond edge (our selection) Varied Damp 22.50

PC3 SHADED GLADE
5 each of 5 wildflowers for a shaded setting (our selection) Varied Shade 22.50

PC4 WILDLIFE COLLECTION
5 each of 5 wildflowers that attract wildlife to a garden (our selection) Varied Dry Sun 22.50

PC5 EASY TO GROW
5 each of 5 wildflowers that are easy to establish (our selection) Varied Varied 22.50

PC6 HONEY BEE LARDER COLLECTION
3 each of 5 species that are ideal as food for honey bees (our selection) Varied Dry Sun 15.00

PC7 BUTTERFLY HEAVEN COLLECTION
3 each of 5 species that attract butterflies (our selection) Varied Dry Sun 15.00

PC8 THE PINK COLLECTION
3 each of the 3 native pinks, mainly for a sunny setting or rockery Pink Dry Sun 10.00

PC9 THE PRIMULA COLLECTION
3 each of the 3 native primulas, Cowslip, Oxlip & Primrose Yellow Shade/sun 10.00

PC10 THE HYPERICUM COLLECTION
3 each of 3 different native Hypericums, mainly for a sunny setting (our selection) Yellow Sun/shade 10.00

PC11 THE SCABIOUS COLLECTION
3 each of 3 different native Scabious, mainly for a sunny setting (our selection) Blue Dry Sun 10.00

PC12 THE ALPINE WILLOW COLLECTION
3 each of the 3 different native small alpine willows, mainly for an open setting (our selection) Green Sun/damp 10.00

PC13 DROUGHT RESISTANT PLANT COLLECTION
FOR SUNNY OPEN SITE
3 each of 5 species chosen to cope with a limited amount of water (initial watering needed) Varied Dry Sun 15.00

PC14 DROUGHT RESISTANT PLANT COLLECTION
FOR SHADED SITE
3 each of 5 species chosen to cope with a limited amount of water (initial watering needed) Varied Shade 15.00

PC15 DROUGHT RESISTANT SHRUBLET COLLECTION
3 each of 5 species chosen to cope with a limited amount of water (initial watering needed) Varied Dry Sun 15.00

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P
All plants grown from seed or cuttings of British provenance
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	PLANT COLLECTIONS Orders normally sent out March - November. All plants are sent as ‘plugs’ - small plantlets. Each collection is as priced
Code	Species	Colour	Setting	Unit £	Enter No. Required
PC1	WILD HERBACEOUS BORDER 5 each of 5 wildflowers for a sunny border (our selection)	Varied	Dry Sun	22.50
PC2	PONDSIDE FAVOURITES 5 each of 5 wildflowers for a pond edge (our selection)	Varied	Damp	22.50
PC3	SHADED GLADE 5 each of 5 wildflowers for a shaded setting (our selection)	Varied	Shade	22.50
PC4	WILDLIFE COLLECTION 5 each of 5 wildflowers that attract wildlife to a garden (our selection)	Varied	Dry Sun	22.50
PC5	EASY TO GROW 5 each of 5 wildflowers that are easy to establish (our selection)	Varied	Varied	22.50
PC6	HONEY BEE LARDER COLLECTION 3 each of 5 species that are ideal as food for honey bees (our selection)	Varied	Dry Sun	15.00
PC7	BUTTERFLY HEAVEN COLLECTION 3 each of 5 species that attract butterflies (our selection)	Varied	Dry Sun	15.00
PC8	THE PINK COLLECTION 3 each of the 3 native pinks, mainly for a sunny setting or rockery	Pink	Dry Sun	10.00
PC9	THE PRIMULA COLLECTION 3 each of the 3 native primulas, Cowslip, Oxlip & Primrose	Yellow	Shade/sun	10.00
PC10	THE HYPERICUM COLLECTION 3 each of 3 different native Hypericums, mainly for a sunny setting (our selection)	Yellow	Sun/shade	10.00
PC11	THE SCABIOUS COLLECTION 3 each of 3 different native Scabious, mainly for a sunny setting (our selection)	Blue	Dry Sun	10.00
PC12	THE ALPINE WILLOW COLLECTION 3 each of the 3 different native small alpine willows, mainly for an open setting (our selection)	Green	Sun/damp	10.00
PC13	DROUGHT RESISTANT PLANT COLLECTION FOR SUNNY OPEN SITE 3 each of 5 species chosen to cope with a limited amount of water (initial watering needed)	Varied	Dry Sun	15.00
PC14	DROUGHT RESISTANT PLANT COLLECTION FOR SHADED SITE 3 each of 5 species chosen to cope with a limited amount of water (initial watering needed)	Varied	Shade	15.00
PC15	DROUGHT RESISTANT SHRUBLET COLLECTION 3 each of 5 species chosen to cope with a limited amount of water (initial watering needed)	Varied	Dry Sun	15.00
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P All plants grown from seed or cuttings of British provenance	Running Total

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NATURAL BULBS

AUTUMN-DELIVERY BULBS
Orders normally sent out October-December.
BULBS B1 - B13 sold at following rates per species:
£3.50 per 10 - £27.50 per 100 - £190 per 1000

Code Species Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

B1 BLUEBELL (Hyacinthoides non-scripta)
Familiar carpet of blue, 300-350 mm, flowers April Blue Shade

B2 NODDING STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum nutans) Drooping bells, 300 mm high, flowers May White Shade

B3 RAMSONS (Allium ursinum) Pure white flowers, 400 mm high, flowers May White Shade

B4 ROUND-HEADED LEEK (Allium sphaerocephalon)
Dense heads on tall stems, 400 mm high, flowers June Red Dry Sun

B5 ROSY GARLIC (Allium roseum)
Cluster of light pink flowers on 400mm stems, flowers May Pink Dry Sun

B6 SNAKESHEAD FRITILLARY (Fritillaria meleagris)
Drooping bells, 300 mm, flowers April Purple Sun/damp

B7 SNOWDROP (Galanthus nivalis)
Always a joy to see the first blooms, 100 mm , flowers Jan/Feb. White Shade

B8 STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum umbellatum)
Star-like flowers, 150 mm , flowers May/June White Shade/sun

B9 SUMMER_SNOWFLAKE (Leucojum aestivum)
Drooping white flowers, 400 mm , flowers May White Shade/sun

B10 TENBY DAFFODIL (Narcissus obvallaris)
All one yellow flowers, 300 mm , flowers March Yellow Dry Sun

B11 TRIQUETROUS LEEK (Allium triquetrum)
Drooping white bells, 300 mm , flowers May White Sun

B12 WILD DAFFODIL (LENT LILY) (Narcissus ps. lobularis) Pale petals with darker trumpet, 300 mm, flowers March Yellow Sun/shade

B13 WILD GRAPE HYACINTH (Muscari neglectum)
Pale petals with darker trumpet, 300 mm, flowers May Blue Dry Sun

B14 WILD TULIP (Tulipa sylvestris)
Drooping flowers with scent, 200mm, flowers April/May Yellow Shade

B15 WINTER ACONITE (Eranthis hyemalis)
Bright early flowers, 100 mm, flowers Jan/Feb. Yellow Shade

B16 WOOD ANEMONE (Anemone nemerosa)
Delicate nodding flowers, 150 mm, flowers March. White Shade

BC1 BULB COLLECTION - SPRINGTIME CHEER ‘A’
(10 ea. of items B1 - B16 above) Varied Varied 50.00

BC2 BULB COLLECTION - SPRINGTIME CHEER ‘B’
(20 ea. of items B1 - B16 above) Varied Varied 95.00

BC3 BULB COLLECTION - SPRINGTIME CHEER ‘C’
(100 ea. of items B1 - B16 above) Varied Varied 365.00

BC4 BULB COLLECTION
END OF SEASON BARGAIN - ‘A’
50 bulbs, our choice of at least 4 different species from B1-13 Varied Varied 12.00

BC5 BULB COLLECTION
END OF SEASON BARGAIN - ‘B’
100 bulbs, our choice of at least 4 different species from B1-13 Varied Varied 22.00

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P.
Not all bulbs have been cultivated in Britain.
NEVER EAT BULBS AS MANY ARE POISONOUS, TAKE CARE IN HANDLING
BLUEBELLS - We do try always to ensure that the species offered is the true British bluebell.
However, as we only supply stock from cultivated sources it is impossible to guarantee that no
hybridisation has occurred with other bluebells..
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	AUTUMN-DELIVERY BULBS Orders normally sent out October-December. BULBS B1 - B13 sold at following rates per species: £3.50 per 10 - £27.50 per 100 - £190 per 1000
Code	Species	Colour	Setting	Unit £	Enter No. Required
B1	BLUEBELL (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) Familiar carpet of blue, 300-350 mm, flowers April	Blue	Shade
B2	NODDING STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum nutans) Drooping bells, 300 mm high, flowers May	White	Shade
B3	RAMSONS (Allium ursinum) Pure white flowers, 400 mm high, flowers May	White	Shade
B4	ROUND-HEADED LEEK (Allium sphaerocephalon) Dense heads on tall stems, 400 mm high, flowers June	Red	Dry Sun
B5	ROSY GARLIC (Allium roseum) Cluster of light pink flowers on 400mm stems, flowers May	Pink	Dry Sun
B6	SNAKESHEAD FRITILLARY (Fritillaria meleagris) Drooping bells, 300 mm, flowers April	Purple	Sun/damp
B7	SNOWDROP (Galanthus nivalis) Always a joy to see the first blooms, 100 mm , flowers Jan/Feb.	White	Shade
B8	STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum umbellatum) Star-like flowers, 150 mm , flowers May/June	White	Shade/sun
B9	SUMMER_SNOWFLAKE (Leucojum aestivum) Drooping white flowers, 400 mm , flowers May	White	Shade/sun
B10	TENBY DAFFODIL (Narcissus obvallaris) All one yellow flowers, 300 mm , flowers March	Yellow	Dry Sun
B11	TRIQUETROUS LEEK (Allium triquetrum) Drooping white bells, 300 mm , flowers May	White	Sun
B12	WILD DAFFODIL (LENT LILY) (Narcissus ps. lobularis) Pale petals with darker trumpet, 300 mm, flowers March	Yellow	Sun/shade
B13	WILD GRAPE HYACINTH (Muscari neglectum) Pale petals with darker trumpet, 300 mm, flowers May	Blue	Dry Sun
B14	WILD TULIP (Tulipa sylvestris) Drooping flowers with scent, 200mm, flowers April/May	Yellow	Shade
B15	WINTER ACONITE (Eranthis hyemalis) Bright early flowers, 100 mm, flowers Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Shade
B16	WOOD ANEMONE (Anemone nemerosa) Delicate nodding flowers, 150 mm, flowers March.	White	Shade
BC1	BULB COLLECTION - SPRINGTIME CHEER ‘A’ (10 ea. of items B1 - B16 above)	Varied	Varied	50.00
BC2	BULB COLLECTION - SPRINGTIME CHEER ‘B’ (20 ea. of items B1 - B16 above)	Varied	Varied	95.00
BC3	BULB COLLECTION - SPRINGTIME CHEER ‘C’ (100 ea. of items B1 - B16 above)	Varied	Varied	365.00
BC4	BULB COLLECTION END OF SEASON BARGAIN - ‘A’ 50 bulbs, our choice of at least 4 different species from B1-13	Varied	Varied	12.00
BC5	BULB COLLECTION END OF SEASON BARGAIN - ‘B’ 100 bulbs, our choice of at least 4 different species from B1-13	Varied	Varied	22.00
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P. Not all bulbs have been cultivated in Britain. NEVER EAT BULBS AS MANY ARE POISONOUS, TAKE CARE IN HANDLING BLUEBELLS - We do try always to ensure that the species offered is the true British bluebell. However, as we only supply stock from cultivated sources it is impossible to guarantee that no hybridisation has occurred with other bluebells..	Running Total

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BULBS FOR NATURALISING

NATURALISING BULBS - AUTUMN-DELIVERY
Orders normally sent out October-December.
BULBS B14 - B23 sold at following rates per species:
£2.50 per 10 - £16 per 100 - £100 per 1000

Code Species Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

B17 CROCUS ANCRYENSIS
Early yellow flowers in Jan/Feb. Yellow Dry Sun

B18 CROCUS BIFLORUS MISS VAIN
Ivory white flowers in Jan/Feb. White Dry Sun

B19 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS ARD SCHENK
White, bronzy-yellow centre; flowers in Jan/Feb. White Dry Sun

B20 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS BLUE BIRD
Soft blue, edged white, creamy white inside; flowers in Jan/Feb. Blue Dry Sun

B21 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS BLUE PEARL
Lobelia blue flowers in Jan/Feb. Blue Dry Sun

B22 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS CREAM BEAUTY
Creamy white flowers in Jan/Feb. Cream Dry Sun

B23 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS DOROTHY
Light yellow, bronze stripes; flowers in Jan/Feb. Yellow Dry Sun

B24 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS E P BOWLES
Lemon yellow, purplish base blotch; flowers in Jan/Feb. Yellow Dry Sun

B25 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS FUSCOTINCTUS
Deep yellow, striped purple; flowers in Jan/Feb. Yellow Dry Sun

B26 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS ROMANCE
Chrome yellow flowers in Jan/Feb. Yellow Dry Sun

B27 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS SNOWBUNTING
(Crocus Snowbunting) Early white flowers in Jan/Feb. White Dry Sun

B28 CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS ZWANENBURG BRONZE
Golden yellow & bronze exterior; flowers in Jan/Feb. Yellow Dry Sun

B29 CROCUS SIEBERI FIREFLY
White exterior, violet inside; flowers in Jan/Feb. Violet Dry Sun

B30 CROCUS SIEBERI TRICOLOR
White & lilac blue with yellow throat; flowers in Jan/Feb. Lilac blue Dry Sun

B31 CROCUS SIEBERI VIOLET QUEEN
Lavender mauve with orange stigmata; flowers in Jan/Feb. Violet Dry Sun

B32 CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS
White throat, pale lilac inside; flowers in Jan/Feb. Violet Dry Sun

B33 CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS BARR'S PURPLE
Amethyst violet flowers in Jan/Feb. Violet Dry Sun

B34 CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS RUBY GIANT
Violet flowers in Jan/Feb. Violet Dry Sun

B35 CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS WHITEWELL PURPLE
Purple flowers in Jan/Feb. Purple Dry Sun

BC6 SPRING CROCUS COLLECTION
100 bulbs, 25 of each of four varieties from B17-B35 as stock allows Varied Dry Sun 21.00

BC7 SPRING CROCUS COLLECTION
200 bulbs, 25 of each of eight varieties from B17-B35 as stock allows Varied Dry Sun 40.00

BC8 END OF SEASON BARGAIN COLLECTION 'C'
50 bulbs, our choice of at least 5 different species from B17-B35, as stock allows Varied Dry Sun 8.50

BC9 END OF SEASON BARGAIN COLLECTION 'D'
100 bulbs, our choice of at least 5 different species from B17-B35, as stock allows Varied Dry Sun 12.50

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P.
Not all bulbs have been cultivated in Britain.
NEVER EAT BULBS AS MANY ARE POISONOUS, TAKE CARE IN HANDLING
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	NATURALISING BULBS - AUTUMN-DELIVERY Orders normally sent out October-December. BULBS B14 - B23 sold at following rates per species: £2.50 per 10 - £16 per 100 - £100 per 1000
Code	Species	Colour	Setting	Unit £	Enter No. Required
B17	CROCUS ANCRYENSIS Early yellow flowers in Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Dry Sun
B18	CROCUS BIFLORUS MISS VAIN Ivory white flowers in Jan/Feb.	White	Dry Sun
B19	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS ARD SCHENK White, bronzy-yellow centre; flowers in Jan/Feb.	White	Dry Sun
B20	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS BLUE BIRD Soft blue, edged white, creamy white inside; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Blue	Dry Sun
B21	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS BLUE PEARL Lobelia blue flowers in Jan/Feb.	Blue	Dry Sun
B22	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS CREAM BEAUTY Creamy white flowers in Jan/Feb.	Cream	Dry Sun
B23	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS DOROTHY Light yellow, bronze stripes; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Dry Sun
B24	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS E P BOWLES Lemon yellow, purplish base blotch; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Dry Sun
B25	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS FUSCOTINCTUS Deep yellow, striped purple; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Dry Sun
B26	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS ROMANCE Chrome yellow flowers in Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Dry Sun
B27	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS SNOWBUNTING (Crocus Snowbunting) Early white flowers in Jan/Feb.	White	Dry Sun
B28	CROCUS CHRYSANTHUS ZWANENBURG BRONZE Golden yellow & bronze exterior; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Yellow	Dry Sun
B29	CROCUS SIEBERI FIREFLY White exterior, violet inside; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Violet	Dry Sun
B30	CROCUS SIEBERI TRICOLOR White & lilac blue with yellow throat; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Lilac blue	Dry Sun
B31	CROCUS SIEBERI VIOLET QUEEN Lavender mauve with orange stigmata; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Violet	Dry Sun
B32	CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS White throat, pale lilac inside; flowers in Jan/Feb.	Violet	Dry Sun
B33	CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS BARR'S PURPLE Amethyst violet flowers in Jan/Feb.	Violet	Dry Sun
B34	CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS RUBY GIANT Violet flowers in Jan/Feb.	Violet	Dry Sun
B35	CROCUS TOMMASINIANUS WHITEWELL PURPLE Purple flowers in Jan/Feb.	Purple	Dry Sun
BC6	SPRING CROCUS COLLECTION 100 bulbs, 25 of each of four varieties from B17-B35 as stock allows	Varied	Dry Sun	21.00
BC7	SPRING CROCUS COLLECTION 200 bulbs, 25 of each of eight varieties from B17-B35 as stock allows	Varied	Dry Sun	40.00
BC8	END OF SEASON BARGAIN COLLECTION 'C' 50 bulbs, our choice of at least 5 different species from B17-B35, as stock allows	Varied	Dry Sun	8.50
BC9	END OF SEASON BARGAIN COLLECTION 'D' 100 bulbs, our choice of at least 5 different species from B17-B35, as stock allows	Varied	Dry Sun	12.50
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P. Not all bulbs have been cultivated in Britain. NEVER EAT BULBS AS MANY ARE POISONOUS, TAKE CARE IN HANDLING	Running Total

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'IN-THE-GREEN' BULBS

'IN-THE-GREEN' BULBS - SPRING DELIVERY
Orders normally sent out February - April.

Code Species Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

B24 SINGLE SNOWDROP (Galanthus nivalis)
Garden favourite, 100 mm. Sold at rates
£17.50 per 50 - £27.50 per 100 - £200 per 1000 White Shade

B25 DOUBLE SNOWDROP
(Galanthus nivalis flore plena)
Garden favourite, 100 mm. Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 White Shade

B26 BLUEBELL (Hyacinthoides non-scripta)
Familiar carpet of blue, 300-350 mm. Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 Blue Shade

B27 NODDING STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM
(Ornithogalum nutans)
Drooping bells, 300 mm high. Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 White Shade

B28 STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum umbellatum)
Star-like flowers 150mm. Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 White Sun/shade

B29 WILD DAFFODIL (LENT LILY)
(Narcissus ps. lobularis)
Pale petals with darker trumpet, 300 mm. Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 Yellow Sun/shade

B30 WINTER ACONITE, (Eranthis hyemalis)
Bright early flowers, 100 mm . Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 Yellow Sun/shade

B31 WOOD ANEMONE (Anemone nemerosa)
Delicate nodding flowers, 150 mm . Sold at rates
£22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000 White Shade

BC10 COLLECTION SNOWDROP ‘50’
50 each Single & Double Snowdrop (B24-25) White Shade 32.50

BC11 COLLECTION SNOWDROP ‘100’
100 each Single & Double Snowdrop (B24-25) White Shade 50.00

BC12 COLLECTION SNOWDROP ‘200’
200 each Single & Double Snowdrop (B24-25) White Shade 85.00

All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P.
Not all bulbs have been cultivated in Britain.
NEVER EAT BULBS AS MANY ARE POISONOUS, TAKE CARE IN HANDLING
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Code	Species	Colour	Setting	Unit £	Enter No. Required
B24	SINGLE SNOWDROP (Galanthus nivalis) Garden favourite, 100 mm. Sold at rates £17.50 per 50 - £27.50 per 100 - £200 per 1000	White	Shade
B25	DOUBLE SNOWDROP (Galanthus nivalis flore plena) Garden favourite, 100 mm. Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	White	Shade
B26	BLUEBELL (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) Familiar carpet of blue, 300-350 mm. Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	Blue	Shade
B27	NODDING STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum nutans) Drooping bells, 300 mm high. Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	White	Shade
B28	STAR-OF-BETHLEHEM (Ornithogalum umbellatum) Star-like flowers 150mm. Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	White	Sun/shade
B29	WILD DAFFODIL (LENT LILY) (Narcissus ps. lobularis) Pale petals with darker trumpet, 300 mm. Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	Yellow	Sun/shade
B30	WINTER ACONITE, (Eranthis hyemalis) Bright early flowers, 100 mm . Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	Yellow	Sun/shade
B31	WOOD ANEMONE (Anemone nemerosa) Delicate nodding flowers, 150 mm . Sold at rates £22.50 per 50 - £37.50 per 100 - £270 per 1000	White	Shade
BC10	COLLECTION SNOWDROP ‘50’ 50 each Single & Double Snowdrop (B24-25)	White	Shade	32.50
BC11	COLLECTION SNOWDROP ‘100’ 100 each Single & Double Snowdrop (B24-25)	White	Shade	50.00
BC12	COLLECTION SNOWDROP ‘200’ 200 each Single & Double Snowdrop (B24-25)	White	Shade	85.00
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% and P&P. Not all bulbs have been cultivated in Britain. NEVER EAT BULBS AS MANY ARE POISONOUS, TAKE CARE IN HANDLING	Running Total

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PUBLICATIONS

Code PUBLICATIONS Colour Setting Unit £ Enter No. Required

W1 WILD GARDEN DESIGN PACK - HOME
6 different ideas for creating a wildlife garden in your own garden. Black & white designs come with hints on how to get started, a list of wildflowers suitable for a wildlife garden, plus 3 single-species packets of seed and 1 packet of a seed mixture. Please note this pack includes ‘The Wildlife Pond’ booklet (W3). 10.00

W2 WILD GARDEN DESIGN PACK - SCHOOL
6 different ideas for creating a wildlife garden in your school garden. Black & white designs come with hints on how to get started, a list of wildflowers suitable for a wildlife garden, plus 3 single-species packets of seed and 1 packet of a seed mixture. Please note this pack includes ‘The Wildlife Pond’ booklet (W3). 10.00

W3 'THE WILDLIFE POND’
This is a short booklet about creating a wildlife pond in your garden, a most important habitat for wildlife. (please note that this item is included in the Wild Garden Design Pack) 1.50

W3 'THE WILDFLOWER COMPENDIUM’
A soft back book detailing how to grow and maintain 200 species of British wildflowers in your garden. Each species is illustrated. There are also extensive lists of recommended native trees, shrubs, bulbs and wildflowers to grow in your garden. 6.50

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W1	WILD GARDEN DESIGN PACK - HOME 6 different ideas for creating a wildlife garden in your own garden. Black & white designs come with hints on how to get started, a list of wildflowers suitable for a wildlife garden, plus 3 single-species packets of seed and 1 packet of a seed mixture. Please note this pack includes ‘The Wildlife Pond’ booklet (W3).	10.00
W2	WILD GARDEN DESIGN PACK - SCHOOL 6 different ideas for creating a wildlife garden in your school garden. Black & white designs come with hints on how to get started, a list of wildflowers suitable for a wildlife garden, plus 3 single-species packets of seed and 1 packet of a seed mixture. Please note this pack includes ‘The Wildlife Pond’ booklet (W3).	10.00
W3	'THE WILDLIFE POND’ This is a short booklet about creating a wildlife pond in your garden, a most important habitat for wildlife. (please note that this item is included in the Wild Garden Design Pack)	1.50
W3	'THE WILDFLOWER COMPENDIUM’ A soft back book detailing how to grow and maintain 200 species of British wildflowers in your garden. Each species is illustrated. There are also extensive lists of recommended native trees, shrubs, bulbs and wildflowers to grow in your garden.	6.50
All prices include V.A.T. at 15% where appropriate and P&P.	Running Total

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