Nicks Notes

Cercidiphyllum

2012-01-30T08:37:00.002Z

Some additional Stock plants have become available. 2 Cercidiphyllum jap. Pendulum in 25l pots Treat yourself for your garden.

We know what your thinking, "Camellias" right?

2012-01-27T08:00:00.000Z

Camellia availability

March	May/June
	10	Aaron's Ruby - red large semi-double
4		Alba simplex - white medium single
	20	Arajishi - red medium full peony
	15	Ballet Queen Var. - pink large peony
	15	Blackburnia - red medium anemone
	20	Bonnie Marie - pale pink large semi-double
	25	C F Coates - pink single fishtail foliage
	10	Debutante - pale pink medium full peony
	25	Dixie Knight - red large semi-double
	10	Dona Herzilia de Frietas de Magalhaes - red medium semi-double
	45	E G Waterhouse - pale pink medium formal double
5	10	Elsie Jury - pale pink large peony
	40	Glenn's Orbit - pink large semi-double
	10	Hana fuki - pale pink medium cupped semi-double
5	10	Hatsu zakura - pale pink large higo single
25		Inspiration - pink medium semi-double
	20	Mars - red large semi-double
25		Nobilissima - white medium full peony
16		Red Dandy - red medium semi-double
	40	Reg Ragland - red large semi-double
5	15	Rendezvous - red medium semi-double
	20	Salutation - pale pink large irregular semi-double
	10	sas. Baronesa de Sautelinho - white medium single
	25	sas. Chansonette - red medium semi-double
	10	Sasanqua Rosea - pink medium semi-double
45	30	Shirobotan - white medium semi-double
50	35	sinensis - White small single
5		Spring Festival - pink medium semi-double
8	15	Teresa Ragland - pink large semi-double
	15	Wilber Fosse - red large semi-double
193	500

Surplus stock plants

2012-01-26T08:00:00.000Z

Its that time again. As ever these are well-priced for the size of the plant. It is not our business selling large plants and we just want to clear them out of the way.

Number		Pot
available		size (litres)	Price	Notes
7	Achillea Moonshine (bright yellow)	20	£3.50	Bushy
3	Artemisia Lambrook Silver	25	£3.50	Large crowns
7	Buddleja auriculata	2	£1.50	ok
2	Campanula Loddon Anna	10	£2.00	Dormant
4	Caryopteris cl Heavenly Blue	25	£5.00	Large plants
2	Cassinia vauvilliersii	5	£3.50	Good plants
11	Fatshedera lizei	25	£7.50	Multistems - 1.5m tall
16	Fatshedera lizei Annamieke	20	£7.50	Multistems - 1.5m tall
1	Jovellana violacea	5	£2.00	cut back
79	Trachelospermum jas Variegatum	25	£12.50	Large plants on 2m canes

2012 surely there needs to be a catalogue for that?

2012-01-25T08:00:00.000Z

We're excited to announce the New 2012 Catalogue is now available. Please go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to download your copy.

Availability

2012-01-24T12:47:00.003Z

A new availability list is now available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

The first availability list of 2012

2012-01-12T12:21:00.003Z

The first availability list of 2012 is now available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Demanding times

2011-11-22T10:01:00.001Z

Due to demand another new availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

More Availability

2011-11-11T12:12:00.001Z

A New availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Availability time!

2011-11-07T16:16:00.001Z

A New availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

It has been a while since I mailed the list, because I know that there is a period in the autumn when most of you just aren't ready to commit for next year, and we are kept busy by the few of you who are. However, that time has passed and you should delay no longer; we have propagated and potted very hard this summer and the list is longer than it ever has been with a huge range to choose from, but it will reduce in length from now on.
You should also peruse the catalogue for some items never make it onto the availability list as the pre-orders exceed what we can propagate, but if you don't ask you definitely will not get! You do not need to wait for the new catalogue as the one you should still have (but I can send another) is the one to use (read what it says on the cover).

Availability

2011-09-07T12:05:00.001+01:00

Availability

A New availability list is available fromwww.jackdawsfield.co.ukor drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Availability

2011-03-22T11:34:00.000Z

A New availability list is available fromwww.jackdawsfield.co.ukor drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Availability updates

2011-03-16T15:57:00.000Z

A New availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.ukor drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Ceratostigma abyssinicum

2011-03-11T10:50:00.000Z

Ceratostigma abyssinicum is not really hardy (Z9) but is a superb plant. It is more vigorous than the other shrubby members of the genus, and is more firmly attached to its roots than C. willmottianum. It will make a 1m specimen and bear sky blue flowers of astonishing intensity.

Abelia engleriana

2011-03-10T10:33:00.000Z

Abelia engleriana is a hardy form growing about 1.5m like A. grandiflora, but with hairy rather than glossy leaves and soft pink flowers like A. schumannii, without the death wish. However botanists, helpfully, want to lump both A. schumannii and A. engleriana into A. uniflora, but these would then have to have cultivar names as they are distinct. They don't want to go that far, so we are sticking with the names we know.

Phormiums

2011-03-09T10:32:00.000Z

We are now largely producing our own Phormiums, which means that we have stronger, larger plants, and the price has reduced over the last two years. The winters have not been kind to them, but we have some large plants in the ground which have survived, so they cannot be written off as tender, which some are trying to do.

Availability

2011-03-08T15:42:00.000Z

A New availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Passion flowers

2011-03-08T11:58:00.000Z

If passion flowers are your thing then please send me an e-mail to let me know. A lot is happening here, but it is too soon to give any details.

Billbergia nutans

2011-03-07T11:56:00.000Z

Billbergia nutans is a bromeliad, making a bright green, suckering rosettes, to 40cm, from which arise the most striking of flowers, being rose pink, edged with violet. It is not hardy, Z9, but well suited to pot culture.

Azara microphylla

2011-03-04T09:01:00.000Z

Azara microphylla is a slow-growing, hardy evergreen tree ( we have one about 4m after 20 years) with very small shiny leaves. Its chief attraction is the chocolaty smell from its small inconspicuous yellow flowers which on a still spring day can spread over a considerable distance, causing mayhem among chocoholics. Actually the smell is vanilla, but that's what popular chocolate smells of; (the same problem exists with chocolate flavoured beers, but don't get me started). Although it is attractive in itself, it is a plant for the back of a border.

Fuchsia magellanica 'Threave'

2011-03-02T12:58:00.000Z

A few years ago we added about twenty hardy Fuchsias to the range and more than half of them have proved popular and are still with us. I would be reluctant to drop Fuchsia magellanica 'Threave' but it needs some supporters if it is to keep its place. It makes a compact dome to about 40cm with small glossy leaves and masses of small, very glossy, red and purple flowers. Please try it, you will like it and I hope your customers do as well. It is very similar, at least on the nursery, to F. 'David'.

Hedychiums

2011-03-01T13:08:00.000Z

We are currently offering a few Hedychiums, which I know little about, as they come from a customer of ours, but you can check them out at http://www.gardengingers.co.uk / They will not remain on the list for much longer, because of the logistics of the job.

Availability

2011-02-28T09:11:00.000Z

A New availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.ukor drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Surplus Stock plants

2011-02-05T10:00:00.009Z

As usual we've had a look through our stock plants and decided we have a surplus. We will want to get these out of our way as early as we can. Delivery probably included, if we normally deliver to you with our own transport.

12 Amicia zygomeris in 20L pots "cut back" good for growing on £4 each

1 Anisodonta capensis in 10L pot, good for planting growing on and re-sale £3

3 Anisodonta x hypomandarum in 5L Pots good for planting growing on and re-sale £2.50

12 Arundo donax in 15L Pots "Cut back" good for planting and re-sale £3

6 Buddleja crispa in 10L Pots good for planting growing on and re-sale £2.50

3 Caryopteris cl Arthur Simmonds in 5L Pots," Bushy" good for planting growing on and Re-sale £1.50

5 Caryopteris cl Kew Blue in 15L Pots, "Bushy" good for planting growing on and re-sale £4

1 Ceratostigma abyssinicum 20L Pot, "Bushy" good for planting and re-sale £10

2 Cercidiphyllum jap. Pendulum 15L "Excellent 2 meter tall" good for planting and re-sale £25

7 Cornus alba Aurea 5L "Good" good for planting growing on and re-sale £22

5 Correa Dusky Bells 2L "Good" good for planting growing on and re-sale £1.50

5 Fuchsia thymifolia 3L "Good" good for planting growing on and re-sale £1.50

5 Furcraea longaeva 5L "Excellent" good for growing on and re-sale £5

9 Teucrium fruticans Compactum 5L "Good but Brittle" good for planting and re-sale £1.50

Camelias

2011-02-04T15:49:00.001Z

We have a list of the Camellias that are available please contact us at nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk or call us on 01403 891473 and we will be delighted to send you a copy.

Availability List

2011-02-03T10:00:00.000Z

A New availability list is available from www.jackdawsfield.co.uk or drop us an e-mail (nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk) and we will send you one.

Happy Grafting

2011-02-02T10:09:00.002Z

We have completed our grafting for this year - Wisterias, Corylus, Hibiscus, Campsis, Hamamelis and Cercidiphyllum. There are pictures of the process (and the team doing it) soon to be on the website. The range of Wisterias has increased to thirteen, so here is the rundown on them.

White. 'Longissima Alba' and 'Alba' both have medium length racemes of glistening white flowers. They are very similar to each other, and if you believe the most authoritative book (by Peter Valder) on Wisterias they are the same variety, as are all other white forms of W. floribunda. The Plantfinder concurs with this view, so we may do soon, if our plants are the same. (Syn 'Snow Showers' ,'Shiro-noda', 'Shiro-nagi')

'Shiro-kapitan' (syn 'White Silk' as I understand it but not according to the Plantfinder) is a form of W. brachybotrys so flowers earlier than the W. floribunda types and has short, thick racemes. The flowers really do shine with their whiteness.

Pink. 'Kuchi Beni' (syn. 'Peaches and Cream', 'Lipstick') opens pale pink, but quickly fades to white unless the wether is very dull. 'Hon Beni' (syn 'Pink Ice', 'Rosea') is a deep, girly, pink and does not fade. 'Showa Beni' is a W. brachybotrys type with short, early, deep pink racemes.

Double According to Valder there is only one double Wisteria and we call it 'Black Dragon', but the Plantfinder prefers 'Yae-kokuryu'. However the Plantfinder now cites a Japanese botanist who says there are two forms - the other of which of which it is giving the well-used name 'Violacea Plena'.

Therefore I don't know which we have but, whatever, it is at its most impressive as the buds are opening, when the colour is most intense; as it opens the colour is not that great in my opinion.

Which leaves the blues. I like 'Harlequin' because its flowers are fully open before the foliage unfolds so against a wall it is a good choice. 'Macrobotrys' has the longest racemes and really should be grown where the flowers can hang freely. 'Geisha' and 'Lawrence' are good selections with long narrow racemes with very many florets which intensifies the colour. 'Domino' is a good deep blue, Buford is vigorous form with large florets and long racemes and I know very little about 'Russelliana' except our stock came from a plant so named among the collection at Cannington and it should be a strong colour.

We graft Campsis because if the scion wood is taken from plants which flower (which ours do) then the grafts will flower from the first year - unlike their, much cheaper, cutting-raised siblings. We cane these as they grow and terminal flower buds start to appear in July, so if they are potted on in June you will have a saleable plant in flower in August when there is no footfall. Heigh-ho

As yet the range and quantities of Hibiscus are limited, but please let us know if you are interested - they do not appear on the list quite yet.

If we do one variety of anything we do ten and that is how many Hamamelis we have, but very few of each and we don't know how many will take (success so far has been erratic) Let us know ...

Cercidiphyllum japonicum Pendulum is just a beautiful tree - it has the pros (lovely autumn colour and smell) and cons (really doesn't like late frost) of the species but the form is prettier. We still have two fine specimens on the stock plant spares list - go on treat yourself at your business's expense.

We do Corylus in purple and yellow; nothing startling but both make excellent specimens with some shoots pruned out each year and some left to produce catkins for the next year

And that is why we graft. I hope we will see some of you at GAN next week.

Catalogue

2011-01-25T16:53:00.001Z

The new 2011 Catalogue is now available on our website,please go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to download it.

Vinca major 'Jason Hill'

2011-01-21T15:53:00.002Z

I wrote two years ago about a Vinca that we couldn't name, but it was too pretty not to propagate and we have now identified it as Vinca major 'Jason Hill'. it has dark green foliage to about 20 cm and the flowers are like blue velvet. A picture is attached, but it doesn't capture the intensity of the flower colour.

Tanacetum densum 'Amani'

2011-01-20T15:53:00.000Z

Tanacetum densum 'Amani' is rated as Z7 which is not something you would expect from its appearance having very soft, divided (in fact pinnatisect) leaves. I think winter wet would be more of a threat to it, but is a pretty and very tactile plant.

Euphorbia characias 'Portugese Velvet'

2011-01-19T15:48:00.002Z

Attached are two images of Euphorbia characias 'Portugese Velvet', showing the soft velvety foliage and the well-coloured flowers. It does not grow as large as some of its kind, less than 1m, making a compact dome of foliage.

Philadelphus delavayii

2011-01-18T10:45:00.002Z

Philadelphus delavayii is a 'once seen, never forgotten' variety. It may be a bit large for many gardens at 2m tall, but the white flowers have purplish nodding stalks and are borne in clusters giving a stunning effect.

Holodiscus discolor

2011-01-17T15:44:00.000Z

We haven't grown Holodiscus discolor for many years, but it is a very good plant - a medium-sized, upright, deciduous shrub topped by white Astilbe-like flowers in early summer. The foliage is attractive as the leaves are soft and lobed (like an oak leaf).

Anisodonta x hypomandarum

2011-01-14T10:44:00.000Z

Anisodonta x hypomandarum has larger flowers, which are purple veined and deeper pink in colour than A. capensis. It is not really hardy (Z9) but is so fast growing that it will make a good size in a season, and in the right, dry and sheltered, spot it will flower almost continuously.

Clematis

2011-01-13T10:42:00.000Z

We can offer Clematis armandii and C. a. 'Snowdrift' for April delivery, but we need the orders for these as soon as possible. These are traded items and because they grow so fast in the spring and are prone to damage when handled it is vital that we hold them for as short a time as possible so we will only be able to supply those that are pre-ordered.

Ferns

2011-01-12T10:42:00.000Z

During 2010 we reintroduced ferns to our range. I am not going to pretend that we propagate these (the Dutchman who does produces 44 million annually so why try to emulate that?). The most important production tip is the to keep them shaded and not too hot, but there are other factors which are important to some varieties, particularly wet/dry tolerance and pH. Please ask if you need some further guidance - a cribsheet is in preparation. If there are other types that you would like to grow I can send you the full list that is available to us.

Availability list's

2011-01-11T13:28:00.003Z

A new availability list is ready. Please go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to download it. Alternatively you can give us a call on 01403 891473 or e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk and we can put you on our e-mailing list or send you a copy by post whenever we generate a new one.

Hydrangea macrophylla 'All Summer Beauty

2011-01-11T10:41:00.000Z

Hydrangea macrophylla 'All Summer Beauty' is a pink mophead that will repeat flower during the growing season because it will flower on sideshoots of the current season's growth, whereas all the older varieties will only produce flowers at the end of shoots which arise directly from buds formed in the previous year. It is not the only new variety that has this ability, but it is the only one that is not subject to PBR. The advantage for both the grower and the gardener is that the plants can be pruned as needed to contain their growth without the risk of losing a year's flowering. What a common question it is from the public: "Why does my Hydrangea never flower?"

New year Availability and some changes

2011-01-10T10:38:00.000Z

We have a lot of new lines in production, or nearly. The new catalogue will be in the post within a fortnight, but in the meantime there is plenty to tempt you on the new Availability list available at www.jackdawsfield.co.uk

The catalogue will indicate items that are new to the listing and I plan to re-introduce the system that marks items on the availability list that are not in the catalogue. There are always items we catalogue that will never appear on the availability list (because they sell out in advance) and there are always items on the availability list that are not in the current catalogue (for a variety of reasons) so you do need to consult both to get the most from our range.

Camellia availability

2011-01-07T10:25:00.000Z

If you would like to know about the availability of Camellia's give us a call on 01403 891473 or click on the link for details. http://www.jackdawsfield.co.uk/ave/Camellia.pdf

Stock Plant Surplus

2011-01-06T15:17:00.002Z

To find details of our Surplus stock plant sale please give us a call on 01403 891473 and we will e-mail you the list. Or go to http://www.jackdawsfield.co.uk/ave/sps.pdf

Availability

2010-12-08T16:32:00.001Z

An updated Availability list is ready.
A new Availability list is done. Go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to Download it or e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk and ask to be sent one automatically as soon as a new list is done each week.

Availability re-newed

2010-11-25T10:50:00.000Z

Autumn Special Offer

2010-09-15T09:23:00.000+01:00

For a limited period we are offering 10% discount across the board on all new orders placed for immediate (more or less) delivery - subject to a confirmed minimum order value of £400

Extra Special offers

2010-09-14T09:25:00.003+01:00

Special offer list are all good plants, but for one reason or another we don't wish to keep them throught the winter (mostly because we have another batch which will be ready for spring). There is no minimum quantity that must be ordered to take advantage of the reduced prices BUT it does depend on the economics of delivery. As usual we will do our best to deliver without asking for a contribution towards the cost, but this may not be possible for small orders.

All prices are in Pence.

Price

each in pence

SHRUBS

120

Aristotelia chilensis Variegata

70

27

Brachyglottis Drysdale

70

220

Buddleja alternifolia Argentea

65

230

Callistemon glaucus

70

200

Caryopteris cl Arthur Simmonds

70

50

Caryopteris Sunshine Blue -rylty pd

80

70

Ceanothus Yankee Point

80

60

Cephalanthus occidentalis

85

70

Ceratostigma griffithii

80

60

Cestrum cultum Cretan Purple

75

190

Cestrum Elegans

75

26

Chaenomeles Crimson & Gold

75

150

Chaenomeles Tortuosa

75

220

Choisya tern. Sundance (rylty pd.)

85

24

Cistus Blushing Peggy Sammons

75

20

Cistus ladanifer Blanche

85

60

Cistus Paper Moon

70

90

Cistus salviifolius Gold Star

70

120

Clethra alnifolia Paniculata

80

80

Cytisus x kewensis Niki

75

50

Fuchsia mag Threave

60

70

Hydr m Eldorado - red mophead

75

20

Jasminum fruticans

70

146

Lavandula Grappenhall

65

60

Lavatera Rosea

65

40

Ligustrum sinense Variegatum

70

80

Olearia nummularifolia

60

170

Photinia Red Robin

80

70

Phygelius Moonraker

65

160

Phygelius Salmon Leap

0

31

Phygelius Winchester Fanfare

65

96

Ribes x gordonianum

65

54

Salvia offic Icterina

60

70

Sorbaria aitchisonii

85

125

Vinca minor Hawaii (single, blue)

60

70

Weigela florida Variegata

65

CLIMBERS

30

Campsis Mme Galen 1 litre graft

200

20

Campsis rad flava - 1 litre graft

200

70

Lonicera giraldii

70

80

Passiflora Simply Red -has blue fls

70

50

Tecoma capensis (orange fls)

75

80

Tecoma capensis (yellow fls)

75

470

Vitis coig. (Sunningdale form)

90

HERBACEOUS

65

Iris Annabel Jane (pale blue)

75

85

Iris Azap (cobalt blue, dwarf)

75

60

Iris Bold Print (blue on white)

75

105

Iris Chantilly (lavender pink)

75

170

Iris Dancers Veil (white with blue)

75

70

Iris English Cottage (marked white)

75

80

Iris Pink Lavender (mauve pink)

75

85

Iris Stella Polaris (white/yellow)

75

60

Iris The Citadel (white)

75

50

Penstemon Beckford

65

GRASSES

180

Acorus gramineus Ogon

70

310

Arundo donax

105

50

Carex pendula

70

400

Miscanthus sin. Etincelle

95

100

Miscanthus sin. Hinjo

95

120

Miscanthus sin. Strictus

110

110

Miscanthus sin. Variegatus

110

RESTIOS

200

Restio festuciformis

85

220

Rhodocoma capensis

85

BAMBOOS

70

Indocalamus tessellata

145

60

Sasaella glabra 'Albostriata'

145

Availability

2010-09-14T09:22:00.000+01:00

Last August Availability list for 2010

2010-08-26T10:48:00.000+01:00

Availability List and Camellia's

2010-08-12T10:40:00.001+01:00

Also there is a list available for Camellia's please drop us an e-mail if you interested. nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk

A new Availability list is ready

2010-07-27T08:42:00.000+01:00

Availability time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2010-07-14T08:47:00.005+01:00

We've update our Availability list again! Please go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to downloaded it. And if you like it you can e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk to have one sent to you as soon as there created.

Availability

2010-07-07T16:08:00.001+01:00

Availability list as well as a Camellia list

2010-06-21T09:08:00.000+01:00

An updated Availability list is ready and a Camellia list.
A new Availability list is done. Go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to Download it or e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk and ask to be sent one automatically as soon as a new list is done each week.

More availability

2010-05-05T14:30:00.000+01:00

What's the frequency?

2010-04-28T10:42:00.001+01:00

It has always been our intention to try and strike a balance between not sending the list so often as to be a nuisance, but sufficiently often so that you are kept up to date. In practice this has meant sending every four weeks, but some customers (well, two) have asked to have the list every week. If this appeals to you then please let me know. Sorry there is no newsletter - I have things to say but not enough time to write them.

Foeniculum Giant Bronze

2010-04-14T10:39:00.000+01:00

Foeniculum Giant Bronze if a plant of our times. It is at its most attractive when the fronds are unfurling and at its worst when it starts to set seed (and it can become a weed). However it tolerates the hardest of pruning so you can always have it at the attractive stage

Dieramas

2010-04-13T09:06:00.000+01:00

Dieramas are propagated from seed, and therefore have the potential to be variable. However we have found the variability to be excessive in the named forms, particularly Blackbird, and have stopped growing these. To meet the demand for large darker coloured flowers we have added two species D. robustum and D. jacundum which both meet this requirement and are a good substitute for the most popular D. pulcherrimum. Again there is a cribsheet.

Centaurea cineraria

2010-04-12T09:25:00.000+01:00

Centaurea cineraria is most often seen as a dot plant in bedding schemes or planters because of it's attractive silvery feather foliage. It doesn't naturally fit with our range except for the fact that it unexpectedly hardy being rated at Z6

Wisterias

2010-04-09T08:39:00.001+01:00

We have increased our range of Wisterias again, but still concentrating on the two most popular which are "Black Dragon" and "Macrobotrys" (double and long racemes respectively), but this doesn't mean that they are the best or most attractive varieties. The full Wisteria cribsheet is available at www.jackdawsfield.co.uk

Vitis coignetiae

2010-04-08T09:07:00.002+01:00

In our stock ground we have acquired a collection of different forms of Vitis coignetiae; it wasn't planned like that, but different acquisitions have turned out to be different forms of a variable species.

We only propagate two of them currently (even we have some limits); the "traditional" form with a large, matt leaves and autumn colour which can be red, orange or yellow and V.c. 'Sunningdale' which has glossier leaves, which are more toothed, bronzy when young and reliably turn scarlet in autumn. Its downside from our point of view is that it is harder to propagate. This species in general is only grown for the leaf colour, but last year it, and all our other ornamental vines, produced a lot of grapes.

Skimmia Red Riding Hood

2010-04-07T08:24:00.000+01:00

Skimmia Red Riding Hood returns to our list after a very long break. It is a compact form with leaves about half the size of S. Rubella, branching freely to make a wide spreading mound to about 60cm. The flowers are fragrant and it does indeed have red berries Like all Skimmias it needs to be grown in shade, on the nursery and when planted, to keep a good colour to the leaves.

Rhamnus Argenteovariegata

2010-04-06T08:53:00.000+01:00

Rhamnus Argenteovariegata did not enjoy the weight of snow we had, but it is completely hardy and wind resistant, despite not giving that impression. As a an individual plant or an informal barrier it always looks bright and is a good background for plants with showy flowers

Callistemon glaucus

2010-04-01T10:13:00.000+01:00

This winter has been a test for the hardiness of plants, and doubtless some unexpected losses will become apparent while others with dubious reputations have come through unscathed. Callistemon glaucus is one of these which has thrived with us in the ground for many years. It is a reliable flowerer - bright red bottle-brushes - and has attractive foliage at all times.

Abelias

2010-03-31T09:03:00.000+01:00

Abelias could well no longer be Abelias if botanists prevail, but for the time being they are. Abelia chinensis is mid-summer flowering with fragrant pale pink, tubular flowers in large clusters, which are extremely attractive to butterflies. Although lacking the glossiness of A. grandiflora it is still an attractive shrub. Completely hardy, for full sun or part shade.

Leycesteria Gold Leaf

2010-03-30T08:34:00.000+01:00

Leycesteria Gold Leaf is a seed raised form and is not the patented one. It is similar in habit to the species Leycesteria formosa, but a little les vigorous, and the leaves are a deep gold colour with red tinges. The foliage is a good contrast to the purple bracts around the flowers.

Availability time!!!!!

2010-03-29T17:01:00.001+01:00

What do Dierama's and Wisteria's Have in common?

2010-03-29T16:58:00.002+01:00

New versions of the Dierama and Wisteria crib sheets are available at www.jackdawsfield.co.uk that's what!

Availability

2010-01-18T16:36:00.001Z

Jackdaws' Field Nursery surplus stock plants January 2010

2010-01-04T11:46:00.005Z

17 Aruncus dioicus Kneiffii 3Litre £2.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail. Dormant - choice plant.
60 Arundo donax 15 Litre £4.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail. Cut back
60 Arundo donax Var 15 Litre £4.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail. Cut back will be huge by summer
16 Aster thomsonii Nanus 3 Litre £1.50 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail. Dormant
1 Beschorneria yuccoides 25Litre £10 Suitable for planting and growing on. Has reached flowering size
17 Caryopteris cl Arthur Simmonds 2 Litre £1.20 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
6 Caryopteris cl Dark Knight 15 Litre £4.00 Suitable for planting and retail
4 Caryopteris cl Ferndown 20 Litre £5.00 Suitable for planting and retail
5 Caryopteris cl Grand Bleu 7.5 & 25 Litre £2.50/£5.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
10 Caryopteris cl Heavenly Blue 10 Litre £3.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
5 Caryopteris cl Kew Blue 7.5 Litre £2.50 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
3 Caryopteris Sunshine Blue -rylty pd 7.5 Litre £2.50 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
17 Caryopteris Sunshine Blue -rylty pd 5 Litre £2.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
5 Caryopteris First Choice 25 Litre £5.00 Suitable for planting and retail
1 Cestrum newelli 20 Litre £2.50 Suitable for Retail
30 Cestrum newelli 2 Litre £1.20 Suitable for Growing on
14 Correa Dusky Bells 1 Litre £1.20 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
2 Crinodendron patagua 25 Litre £5.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail
5 Crinodendron patagua 2 Litre £2.50 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail.1.5m tall
7 Lonicera purpusii Winter Beauty 3 Litre £1.50 Suitable for planting. rather old (and large for the pot). Flower bud
7 Loropetalum ch.v. rubrum Fire Dance 25 Litre £5.00 Suitable for planting and retail. Large plants, umbrella shaped on a clean stem.
13 Pandorea jasminoides album 7.5 Litre £2.50 Suitable for growing on and retail
15 Perovskia Blue Spire 10 Litre £3.00 Suitable for planting and retail
7 Podranea ricasoliana 5 Litre £2.50 Suitable for growing on and retail Caned plants, about 1.5m.
38 Trachelospermum jasm Majus 7.5 Litre £3.00 Suitable for planting, growing on and retail Caned plants, about 1m.
8 Vitis coig Claret Cloak - ryty pd 25 Litre £5.00 Suitable for planting and retail. Very solid plants
10 Zantedeschia Pershore Fantasia 2 Litre £1.20 Suitable for Retail. All showing variegation but they do revert very freely

Availability

2010-01-04T11:13:00.001Z

Our first availability list of a new season is available now at www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to Download it or e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk and ask to be sent one automatically as soon as a new list is done each week.. Unusually it is going to our entire mailing list at the same time, so some lines will sell very quickly. Our 2010 catalogue will be posted within the next two weeks, and there are catalogued items that are not on this list but will still be available this season.

Availability

2009-10-15T10:06:00.000+01:00

Another Availability list

2009-10-05T11:11:00.000+01:00

Availability

2009-09-30T10:05:00.001+01:00

An updated Availability list is ready.

A new Availability list is done. Go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to Download it or e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk and ask to be sent one automatically as soon as a new list is done each week.

Cordyline indivisa

2009-09-18T09:48:00.000+01:00

Cordyline indivisa in the wild occurs at higher altitudes than C. australis and therefore should be hardier, which is curious as it has much wider leaves that in our windy climate is not generally helpful for hardiness but it will survive to at least –5C. The broad leaves are the reason for growing it and they should have longitudinal red stripes – which ours do. The difficulty that the two species hybridise freely and pure C.indivisa is rare with a complete range of variation in the hybrids. Even micropropagated plants are not always true to name.

Corokia cotoneaster

2009-09-17T09:47:00.000+01:00

Corokia cotoneaster has a charm which most of the rest of the genus lack having small zig-zagging, almost black, shoots and tiny bright green leaves. The flowers, in late spring, are tiny, bright yellow and starry. It has survived 15 years in the ground here so justifies its Z8 rating. It is unkindly known as “Wire-netting bush”

Fuchsia procumbens

2009-09-16T09:45:00.000+01:00

Fuchsia procumbens is at the other end of the Fuchsia family from excorticata (yes it does what it says on the tin) with small round leaves and flowers with yellow tubes and reflexed petals which are green at the base and tipped with purple. Z9, but a bit easier to protect than its tree relative. Can spread to 1m.

Fuchsia excorticata

2009-09-15T09:45:00.000+01:00

Fuchsia excorticata (New Zealand Tree Fuchsia) is Z9, but you are not going to get a tree if you leave it outside it many parts of the country. The flowers start blue/green becoming purple/maroon and the prominent anthers carry blue pollen which has to a USP. Go on, have a bit of fun.

Delospermas

2009-09-14T09:43:00.000+01:00

Delospermas are from South Africa but with the exception of D. cooperi (Z6) are only just hardy (Z9). They are best thought of as perennial Mesembryanthemums, having prostrate succulent foliage with flowers up to 5cm across opening and closing with the sun. D. sutherlandii and D.cooperi are pink (and I mean pink), D.s. ‘Peach Star’ does do what is says on the tin, and D. congestum is bright yellow.

The hardiness of restios

2009-09-13T09:41:00.000+01:00

The hardiness of restios (Chondropetalum, Elegia and Rhodocoma) has been a question but experience is now suggesting that they are at least as hardy as Cordyline which is good enough for me. The crowns can be mulched in winter as an aid to hardiness and although the foliage may be scorched the crown will recover. Chondropetalum resembles a rush having upright stems, banded in black, while the others are all more feathery. Excellent for pot culture, but in the ground they are clump formers and not invasive [At the moment they are listed amongst the grasses, but I will get them listed together in the near future].

Ribes x gordonianum

2009-09-12T09:40:00.000+01:00

Ribes x gordonianum is a hybrid between the red R.sanguinem and the yellow R.odoratum and it obligingly has flowers that are red on the outside and yellow on the inside. In leaf and general appearance it is nearer to R.sanguinem as it doesn’t have glossy leaves. Another completely hardy shrub

Weigela middendorfiana

2009-09-11T09:30:00.000+01:00

We have grown Weigela middendorfiana before, but the stock we had was so infested with eelworm that we dropped it. What we are offering now is from seed and it is clean with fresh green leaves and no little black markings. The flowers are like primrose foxgloves with deep red markings on the lower side. Completely hardy (although Hilliers manual recommends shade and shelter).

Viburnum plicatum ‘Pink Beauty’

2009-09-10T09:19:00.000+01:00

Viburnum plicatum ‘Pink Beauty’ does not do what is says on the tin, but is nonetheless a good variety. It is more compact in habit than many other varieties and has darker green, smaller leaves. The pink is there when the flowers first open, but it doesn’t last. There are other clones circulating under this name which have no pink phase at all.

Late summer reading.

2009-09-09T08:51:00.003+01:00

There is are a lot of new items on the list (posted yesterday www.jackdawsfield.co.uk), among the widest range of our catalogued items that we have had available for a long time. Although we would be very pleased to despatch more now, we know that most of you have closed the door on your potting shed for the season, so we expect the majority of orders to be for next year. Why not take advantage of the length of this list and try some new things, bearing in mind that some of them will sell quickly and will not appear again for another year.

Availability

2009-09-08T15:07:00.000+01:00

August Special offers - Tree's

2009-08-11T15:06:00.001+01:00

140 Acacia longifolia £0.70 47 Trachycarpos fortunei £1.10

August Special offers - Shrubs - Part 2

2009-08-11T15:05:00.001+01:00

190 Jasminum fruticans £0.75 110 Lavatera Blushing Bride £0.65 53 Lavatera Bredon Springs £0.65 33 Lavatera Kew Rose £0.65 190 Lavatera Rosea £0.75 180 Ligustrum sinense Variegatum £0.60 70 Lonicera albertii £0.60 270 Lonicera involucrata £0.60 50 Lonicera maa. v. podocarpa £0.65 190 Malvastrum lateritium £0.70 150 Olearia phl. Combers Pink £0.70 50 Olearia macrodonta £0.75 150 Olearia nummularifolia £0.75 80 Ozothamnus Threave Seedling £0.75 260 Photinia Red Robin £0.95 50 Piptanthus nepalensis £0.80 70 Pittosporum Margaret Turnbull £0.85 230 Prostanthera ovalifolia Variegata £0.80 60 Pyracantha Molten Lava £0.65 350 Ribes x gordonianum £0.75 90 Rosmarinus off Roseus £0.65 30 Salix babylonica Annularis £0.70 90 Santolina incana £0.65 60 Santolina virens £0.65 70 Santolina virens Primrose Gem £0.65 48 Solanum rantonnetii £0.65 145 Sorbaria aitchisonii £0.85 130 Sorbaria sorbifolia £0.85 30 Viburnum plicatum Shasta £0.80 180 Vinca difformis Sardoa £0.70 80 Vinca minor Aurea £0.70 50 Vinca minor Azurea Flore Pleno £0.65 200 Vinca minor Bowle's Variety £0.75 140 Weigela Praecox Variegata £0.75 54 Yucca aloifolia £0.80

August Special offers - Grasses + Friends and Relations

2009-08-11T15:03:00.005+01:00

100 Acorus gramineus Ogon £0.85 340 Carex oshimensis Evergold £0.95 110 Deschampsia c. Bronzeschelier £0.65 160 Milium effusum Aureum £0.65 100 Miscanthus sin. Yaku-jima £1.15 90 Molinia Edith Dudzus £0.75 1930 Ophiopogon pl. Nigrescens £1.25 40 Pennisetum orientale £0.65 500 Phormium tenax £0.75 1870 Phormium tenax - plugs (77's) £0.30

August Special offers - Grasses

2009-08-11T15:03:00.001+01:00

August Special offers - Herbaceous Perennials

2009-08-11T15:02:00.001+01:00

300 Achillea mixed, named. Per 100 £65.00 90 Amsonia tabernaemontana £0.65 60 Aruncus dioicus Kneiffii £0.95 130 Euphorbia robbiae £0.80 500 Helleborus Party Dress Mixed Named £125.00 500 Bearded Iris - mixed named per 100 £95.00 40 Paradisea lusitanica £0.70 200 Penstemon Abbotsmerry £0.65 200 Penstemon Beckford £0.65 150 Penstemon Russian River £0.65

August Special offers - Climbers

2009-08-11T15:01:00.000+01:00

30 Ampelopsis brevipedunculata £0.75 110 Berberidopsis corallina £0.80 70 Celastrus orbic.- hermaphrodite £0.75 340 Jasminum officinale Arg. Variegatum £0.85 200 Jasminum officinale Aureum £0.75 60 Lonicera alseuosmoides £0.75 80 Lonicera caprifolium £0.75 180 Lonicera giraldii £0.75 50 Lonicera henryi £0.70 50 Lonicera KR291 £0.75 100 Lonicera trag. 'Maurice Foster' £0.80 40 Lonicera x italica £0.70 140 Pandorea pandorana Golden Showers £0.95 180 Parthenocissus quinquefolia £0.70 120 Rhus ambigua £0.80 100 Vitis amurensis £0.75 60 Vitis vinifera Spetchley Red £0.75

August Special offers - Shrubs - Part 1

2009-08-11T15:00:00.001+01:00

220 Aristotelia chilensis Variegata £0.85 70 Artemisia Powis Castle £0.70 20 Artemisia Faith Raven £0.70 40 Brachyglottis Sunshine £0.70 350 Buddleja alternifolia Argentea £0.80 90 Buddleja auriculata £0.65 125 Buddleja fallowiana Alba £0.65 140 Buddleja farreri £0.65 40 Buddleja loricata £0.65 80 Calceolaria integrifolia £0.75 90 Cantua buxifolia - white form £0.55 230 Caryopteris cl Arthur Simmonds £0.70 30 Caryopteris cl First Choice £0.70 150 Caryopteris Sunshine Blue -rylty pd £0.80 250 Ceanothus Tilden Park £0.65 38 Ceratostigma abyssinicum £0.85 63 Ceratostigma griffithii £0.80 130 Chaenomeles Knap Hill Scarlet £0.70 60 Chaenomeles Pink Lady £0.70 160 Cistus Crispus £0.65 80 Cistus dansereaui 'Jenkyn Place' £0.65 150 Cistus hybridus £0.65 60 Cistus Ruby Cluster £0.65 50 Cistus salviifolius Gold Star £0.65 50 Coprosma Evening Glow £0.75 210 Coprosma Roy's Red £0.65 420 Cornus canadensis £0.85 110 Corokia buddlejoides £0.85 30 Coronilla emerus £0.75 20 Cytisus x kewensis £0.85 35 Cytisus x kewensis Niki £0.85 70 Drimys lanceolata £0.90 85 Escallonia Donard White £0.65 60 Escallonia illinita £0.75 220 Escallonia iveyii £0.75 30 Escallonia Peach Blossom £0.65 220 Euonymus fort. Silver Queen £0.80 50 Euryops pectinatus £0.65 110 Fatshedera lizei £0.85 120 Fatshedera lizei Annamieke £0.85 400 Mixed named Fuchias per 100 £70.00 450 Griselinia litt Variegata £0.85 390 Griselinia littoralis £0.80 65 Halimium umbellatum £0.65 70 Helichrysum italicum Dartington £0.65

July Special offers - Grasses (+ Friends & Relations)

2009-07-29T09:48:00.001+01:00

100 Acorus gramineus Ogon £0.85 340 Carex oshimensis Evergold £0.95 110 Deschampsia c. Bronzeschelier £0.65 80 Eragrostis spectabilis £0.65 160 Milium effusum Aureum £0.65 100 Miscanthus sin. Yaku-jima £1.15 90 Molinia Edith Dudzus £0.75 1930 Ophiopogon pl. Nigrescens £1.25 40 Pennisetum orientale £0.65 500 Phormium tenax £0.75 1870 Phormium tenax - plugs (77's) £0.30

July Special offers - Herbaceous Perennials

2009-07-29T09:47:00.000+01:00

300 Achillea mixed, named. Per 100 £65.00 90 Amsonia tabernaemontana £0.65 60 Aruncus dioicus Kneiffii £0.95 80 Euphorbia martinii £0.85 130 Euphorbia robbiae £0.80 500 Helleborus Party Dress Mixed Named £125.00 500 Bearded Iris - mixed named per 100 £95.00 40 Paradisea lusitanica £0.70 200 Penstemon Abbotsmerry £0.65 200 Penstemon Beckford £0.65 150 Penstemon Russian River £0.65

July Special offers - Climbers

2009-07-29T09:46:00.000+01:00

30 Ampelopsis brevipedunculata £0.75 110 Berberidopsis corallina £0.80 70 Celastrus orbic.- hermaphrodite £0.75 340 Jasminum officinale Arg. Variegatum £0.85 200 Jasminum officinale Aureum £0.75 70 Lonicera alseuosmoides £0.75 80 Lonicera caprifolium £0.75 200 Lonicera giraldii £0.75 50 Lonicera henryi £0.70 50 Lonicera KR291 £0.75 126 Lonicera trag. 'Maurice Foster' £0.80 80 Lonicera x italica £0.70 140 Pandorea pandorana Golden Showers £0.95 180 Parthenocissus quinquefolia £0.70 120 Rhus ambigua £0.80 100 Vitis amurensis £0.75 60 Vitis vinifera Spetchley Red £0.75

July Special offers - Shrubs - Part 2

2009-07-29T09:43:00.000+01:00

210 Hypericum x cyath Gold Cup £0.70 30 Ilex crenata Golden Gem £0.65 190 Jasminum fruticans £0.75 50 Lavandula vera £0.75 100 Lavatera Blushing Bride £0.65 53 Lavatera Bredon Springs £0.65 53 Lavatera Kew Rose £0.65 190 Lavatera Rosea £0.75 180 Ligustrum sinense Variegatum £0.75 70 Lonicera albertii £0.60 270 Lonicera involucrata £0.60 60 Lonicera maa. v. podocarpa £0.65 190 Malvastrum lateritium £0.70 150 Olearia phl. Combers Pink £0.70 90 Olearia macrodonta £0.75 150 Olearia nummularifolia £0.75 80 Ozothamnus Threave Seedling £0.75 280 Photinia Red Robin £0.95 95 Piptanthus nepalensis £0.80 70 Pittosporum Margaret Turnbull £0.85 230 Prostanthera ovalifolia Variegata £0.80 60 Pyracantha Molten Lava £0.70 350 Ribes x gordonianum £0.75 90 Rosmarinus off Roseus £0.65 20 Salix babylonica Annularis £0.70 10 Salix erythroflexuosa £0.70 90 Santolina incana £0.65 50 Santolina virens £0.65 50 Santolina virens Primrose Gem £0.65 48 Solanum rantonnetii £0.65 180 Sorbaria aitchisonii £0.85 130 Sorbaria sorbifolia £0.85 41 Viburnum plicatum Shasta £0.80 200 Vinca difformis Sardoa £0.70 80 Vinca minor Aurea £0.70 70 Vinca minor Azurea Flore Pleno £0.65 200 Vinca minor Bowle's Variety £0.75 140 Weigela Praecox Variegata £0.75 54 Yucca aloifolia £0.80 140 Acacia longifolia £0.70 47 Trachycarpos fortunei £1.10

July Special offers - Shrubs - Part 1

2009-07-29T09:39:00.005+01:00

220 Aristotelia chilensis Variegata £0.85 60 Artemisia Powis Castle £0.70 60 Artemisia Faith Raven £0.70 40 Brachyglottis Sunshine £0.70 370 Buddleja alternifolia Argentea £0.80 120 Buddleja auriculata £0.70 145 Buddleja fallowiana Alba £0.70 160 Buddleja farreri £0.65 50 Buddleja loricata £0.65 100 Calceolaria integrifolia £0.75 90 Cantua buxifolia - white form £0.70 230 Caryopteris cl Arthur Simmonds £0.70 30 Caryopteris cl First Choice £0.70 150 Caryopteris Sunshine Blue -rylty pd £0.80 30 Ceanothus Blue Mound £0.80 250 Ceanothus Tilden Park £0.75 50 Ceratostigma abyssinicum £0.85 63 Ceratostigma griffithii £0.80 130 Chaenomeles Knap Hill Scarlet £0.80 60 Chaenomeles Pink Lady £0.80 160 Cistus Crispus £0.70 80 Cistus dansereaui 'Jenkyn Place' £0.70 130 Cistus hybridus £0.70 60 Cistus Ruby Cluster £0.65 50 Cistus salviifolius Gold Star £0.65 80 Coprosma Evening Glow £0.75 210 Coprosma Roy's Red £0.65 420 Cornus canadensis £0.85 110 Corokia buddlejoides £0.85 30 Coronilla emerus £0.75 20 Cytisus x kewensis £0.85 40 Cytisus x kewensis Niki £0.85 70 Drimys lanceolata £0.90 70 Escallonia Donard White £0.65 60 Escallonia illinita £0.75 220 Escallonia iveyii £0.75 30 Escallonia Peach Blossom £0.65 220 Euonymus fort. Silver Queen £0.80 50 Euryops pectinatus £0.65 130 Fatshedera lizei £0.85 120 Fatshedera lizei Annamieke £0.85 500 Mixed named Fuchias per 100 £70.00 450 Griselinia litt Variegata £0.85 390 Griselinia littoralis £0.80 65 Halimium umbellatum £0.65 70 Helichrysum italicum Dartington £0.65

Availability

2009-07-29T09:39:00.001+01:00

Availability update's

2009-07-13T12:39:00.000+01:00

More availability

2009-06-16T13:50:00.000+01:00

A updated Availability list is ready.
A new Availability list is done. Go to www.jackdawsfield.co.uk to Download it or e-mail nick@jackdawsfield.co.uk and ask to be sent one automatically as soon as a new list is done each week.

Super new Availability list

2009-06-08T16:36:00.000+01:00

More availability

2009-06-02T09:10:00.000+01:00

Ends of lines and seconds

2009-06-01T13:17:00.000+01:00

Following the retirement of one our largest customers one of our smallest has also gone, and the reason I tell you this is that they were our largest buyer of ends of lines and seconds, taking mixed job lots (all named) which they grew on for their market stall. Is this of interest to you?

		Price
		each in pence
SHRUBS
120	Aristotelia chilensis Variegata	70
27	Brachyglottis Drysdale	70
220	Buddleja alternifolia Argentea	65
230	Callistemon glaucus	70
200	Caryopteris cl Arthur Simmonds	70
50	Caryopteris Sunshine Blue -rylty pd	80
70	Ceanothus Yankee Point	80
60	Cephalanthus occidentalis	85
70	Ceratostigma griffithii	80
60	Cestrum cultum Cretan Purple	75
190	Cestrum Elegans	75
26	Chaenomeles Crimson & Gold	75
150	Chaenomeles Tortuosa	75
220	Choisya tern. Sundance (rylty pd.)	85
24	Cistus Blushing Peggy Sammons	75
20	Cistus ladanifer Blanche	85
60	Cistus Paper Moon	70
90	Cistus salviifolius Gold Star	70
120	Clethra alnifolia Paniculata	80
80	Cytisus x kewensis Niki	75
50	Fuchsia mag Threave	60
70	Hydr m Eldorado - red mophead	75
20	Jasminum fruticans	70
146	Lavandula Grappenhall	65
60	Lavatera Rosea	65
40	Ligustrum sinense Variegatum	70
80	Olearia nummularifolia	60
170	Photinia Red Robin	80
70	Phygelius Moonraker	65
160	Phygelius Salmon Leap	0
31	Phygelius Winchester Fanfare	65
96	Ribes x gordonianum	65
54	Salvia offic Icterina	60
70	Sorbaria aitchisonii	85
125	Vinca minor Hawaii (single, blue)	60
70	Weigela florida Variegata	65

CLIMBERS
30	Campsis Mme Galen 1 litre graft	200
20	Campsis rad flava - 1 litre graft	200
70	Lonicera giraldii	70
80	Passiflora Simply Red -has blue fls	70
50	Tecoma capensis (orange fls)	75
80	Tecoma capensis (yellow fls)	75
470	Vitis coig. (Sunningdale form)	90

HERBACEOUS
65	Iris Annabel Jane (pale blue)	75
85	Iris Azap (cobalt blue, dwarf)	75
60	Iris Bold Print (blue on white)	75
105	Iris Chantilly (lavender pink)	75
170	Iris Dancers Veil (white with blue)	75
70	Iris English Cottage (marked white)	75
80	Iris Pink Lavender (mauve pink)	75
85	Iris Stella Polaris (white/yellow)	75
60	Iris The Citadel (white)	75
50	Penstemon Beckford	65

GRASSES
180	Acorus gramineus Ogon	70
310	Arundo donax	105
50	Carex pendula	70
400	Miscanthus sin. Etincelle	95
100	Miscanthus sin. Hinjo	95
120	Miscanthus sin. Strictus	110
110	Miscanthus sin. Variegatus	110

RESTIOS
200	Restio festuciformis	85
220	Rhodocoma capensis	85

BAMBOOS
70	Indocalamus tessellata	145
60	Sasaella glabra 'Albostriata'	145