New Plants this Year
This page is a small gallery of new plants added to the website this year. All the entries here can be found in their respective galleries from the links on the left of the page.
As always, if you'd like to see more of what we have to offer, browse on over to the contact us page to find out how to get hold of a full catalogue for this year.
To hop down to the section you want, use one of the links below:
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 Semi evergreen |
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Large Flowered Plants
Black Eye
(Goldner1984) Mauve pink with a deep purple eyezone.
Height: 30"(76cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £4.50
Canadian Border Patrol
(Salter 1995) Ivory cream with a purple eyezone and edge. One of the best picotee edged daylilies.
Height: 28"(60cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £9.50
Cantique
(Bryant 1986) A fine, clear pink flower with a tiny green throat. A daylily that deserves wider recognition.
Height: 22"(56cm). Flower: 5.25"(14cm)
Price: £4
Dance Ballerina Dance
(Peck 1978) This famous daylily was a milestone in breeding round and ruffled flowers. Apricot pink with frills and ruffles. Overcrowding of buds may restrict flowers from opening fully so some thinning out may be helpful.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £4.50
Ed Brown
(Salter 1994) Stunning flowers of pale pink edged with heavy gold ruffling. Winner of 2006 Stout Medal. Not to be confused with "Edgar Brown"!
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £10
Fooled Me
(Hein 1990) Golden yellow with a deep red eyezone. It produces a picotee edge to the flowers in hot weather. Stout Medal winner in 2005.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £7
French Connection
(Lytton 1999) This flower is a blend of lavender and plum purple with a yellow to green throat. Raised in Britain and a good reliable performer.
Height: 27"(69cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £5
Frills and Furbelows
(Lytton 2005) A beautifully ruffled apricot blend with a gold edge and a green throat. Very floriferous. First time ever sold and a part of the proceeds goes to charity.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £12
Jen Melon
(Oaks 1987) Ruffled flower in a blend of cream-yellow and melon blend. A really good performer for the second half of the season.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £5
Just Celebrate
(Yancey 1986) A chartreuse influenced white with a green throat. Petals slightly reflexed. Rare and unusual!
Height: 30"(76cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £5
Maestro Puccini
(Moldovan 1992) A striking rose-purple blend with a lemon green throat.
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £8
Moonlit Masquerade
A renowned and award winning creamy white with a large purple eye. Stunning!
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £9.50
Outrageous
(Stevens 1978) A popular and eye catching daylily of burnt orange with a large deep red throat.
Height: 22"(56cm). Flower: 4.5"(11cm)
Price: £5
Pirates Patch
(Salter 1991) Round, ruffled creamy white with a bold purple eyezone and a matching picotee edge. Outstanding.
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £5
Witch Stitchery
(Morss 1986) Cream with an intricate, feathery edged lavender purple eyezone. Much sought after. Sorry, few only.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £8.50
Small Flowered Plants
Buffy's Doll
(Williamson 1967) Buff pink with a bright rose eye. An older classic.
Height: 12"(31cm). Flower: 3"(8cm)
Price: £3.50
Butterscotch Ruffles
(Harling 1978) A delightful round and ruffled blend of peach and melon tones. When shown at Hampton Court it created much interest and demand.
Height: 24"(31cm). Flower: 3.25"(8.5cm)
Price: £4.50
Coming Up Roses
(Hagar 1990) A round, wide petalled and ruffled flower of deep clear rose pink with a green throat, is loved by all who see it. The height is usually a few inches less here than as registered. Really lovely and reblooms.
Height: 30"(66cm). Flower: 3.5"(9cm)
Price: £5
Lady Mischief
(Hudson 1982) Lovely pale rose pink with a rouged red eyezone and green throat. Usually flowers early and often reblooms.
Height: 18"(46cm). Flower: 3"(8cm)
Price: £4
Strawberry Candy
(Stamile 1989) Probably the most famous and popular of the "Candies", ruffled strawberry pink with a rose red eyezone. Stout Medal winner in 1998.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 4.25"(11cm)
Price: £5.50
Tetraploid Siloam Red Toy
(Henry 1975 Converted) Round, bright red flowers. Converted to teraploid for use in hybridising. Said to be brighter and clearer colour than the diploid original. Should anyone wish to use this plant for hybridising we cannot absolutely guarantee that this is a stable conversion, although we have no reason to believe otherwise.
Height: 30"(66cm). Flower: 3.5"(9cm)
Price: £5
Victorian Violet
(Salter, E.H. 1988) A delicate looking, mauve lilac flower, with an eyezone that has been described as slate blue in the States. In our cooler climate it is more slate than blue. Very beautiful; it takes a while to get established, but worth the wait.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 3"(8cm)
Price: £5
Water Witch
(Hudson 1979) A delightful pale lilac pink with a washed plum eyezone around the green throat. The form is rounded with delicately ruffled petals.
Height: 12"(31cm). Flower: 3.5"(9cm)
Price: £4
Miniature Flowered Plants
Baby Blues
(Stamile G. 1990) Very pretty, pale lavender-pink flower with a darker patterned eyezone.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 2.5"(6cm)
Price: £6
Bangkok Belle
(Salter, E.H. 1988) This delightful little rose pink flower deserves to be better known. Round and delicately ruffled, it has a large gold throat with a green heart. Blooms for many weeks.
Height: 18"(46cm). Flower: 2.5"(6cm)
Price: £5
Butterpat
(Kennedy 1970) These little flowers are a glowing soft yellow in the centre, graduating out to a pale yellow, almost white at the edges in the sunshine. It may be an oldie but it is very pretty, producing lots of flowers in a clump which creates a wonderful visual effect. The only reason we have not sold it before is that Jan did not want to divide it as she said she would miss it's luminous display in the garden.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 2.5"(6cm)
Price: £4.50
Crimson Icon
(Hudson 1982) Bright rose-red with a yellow-green throat, full form and a slightly triangular shape.
Height: 15"(38cm). Flower: 2.75"(7cm)
Price: £4
Pawn of Prophecy
(Salter, E.H. 1987) Plum purple with a black purple eyezone and a yellow green throat.
Height: 18"(46cm). Flower: 2.5"(6cm)
Price: £4.50
Welchkins
(Carpenter, K. 1983) A deep rich purple with a darker, almost black eyezone. The flower is enhanced by a satin like sheen. One of our favourites.
Height: 12"(31cm). Flower: 2.5"(6cm)
Price: £4.50
Micropropagated Plants
Spider Flowered Plants
Carolicolossal
(Powell 1968) Enormous, yet graceful, deep yellow spider with a green throat.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 10"(26cm)
Price: £5.50
Curly Cinnamon Windmill
(Crochet 1997) Huge yellow spider with a cinnamon eyezone and a green throat. Wonderful!
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 8.5"(22cm)
Price: £10
Divertissement
(Hager 1990). A tall, light golden-yellow spider with a faint reddish eyezone.
Height: 45"(114cm). Flower: 6.5"(17cm)
Price: £6
Emerald Eye
(Lambert 1970) Curly spidery lavender with a purple eyezone and green throat.
Height: 36"(91.5cm). Flower: 8.5"(21.5cm)
Price: £7
Jersey Spider
(Grovatt 1973) Vibrant golden-orange flowers of unusual form. A strong grower, with a long and productive bloom season.
Height: 46"(117cm). Flower: 8"(20cm)
Price: £5
Miss Jessie
(Hardy1956) Orchid mauve and palest yellow bicolour with a lemon green throat, an ageless beauty.
Height: 40"(102cm). Flower: 7"(18cm)
Price: £4.50
Mountain Top Experience
(Temple 1988) A spectacular bicolour of pale mauve and lemon yellow with a purple, feathery, chevron eyezone. Slow to increase and rarely offered.
Height: 29"(74cm). Flower: 7.5"(18cm)
Price: £10
Swan Dance
(Bryant 1988) Beautiful pale creamy yellow flowers of unusual form.
Height: 29"(74cm). Flower: 8"(20cm)
Price: £6.50
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