Showing posts with label tragophylla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tragophylla. Show all posts

Monday, June 02, 2008

Lonicera tragophylla


Lonicera tragophylla is the most beautiful of climbing honeysuckles, but it does grow and flower better in some shade, and, if you have the option, a weaker potting mix is a good idea. It is difficult to propagate and needs to sell at a premium price.

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Stock plants for sale

  • 20 Lonicera tragophylla 7.5 litre Heavily furnished on a 75 cm cane, £5.00 will carry flower
  • 3 Solanum rantonetti 20 litre £4.00
  • Hydrangeas 20/25 lt Very heavy plants £5.00

5 Ami Pasquier

15 Geoffrey Chadbund

15 Nigra
there will be more varieties

Thursday, March 06, 2008

Surplus stock plants

We have a few surplus stock plants to clear:
Lonicera tragophylla (picture on www.jackdawsfield.co.uk), substantial plants in 7.5 litres. Will flower on the ends of the new growth, £5.00 each.
Trachelospermum asiaticum, 15 litre pots - very bushy but cut back so not immediately impressive, but caned in a larger pot they will make some good specimens by the autumn. £4.00 each, 20 available.
Solanum rantonetti 20 litres - not much structure but big plants. £4.00 each, 3 available