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£10.50
Sambucus nigra “Milk Chocolate”
New form of Sambucus, Whilst the young foliage is a deep red wine colour, the mature plant has a soft reddish...
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£9.50
Silphium perfoliatum
I first saw this giant from the US prairies in the newly planted long borders at Kew, planted with Filipendula...
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£8.50
Strobilanthes atropurpurea
From Northern India, this is a handsome and unusual plant. Thriving in sun or part shade and any soil that is not...
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£3.50
Symphyandra hoffmanii
In the first year, S. hofmannii forms long leaved rather wrinkly foliage rosettes, followed the next year with a...
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£5.50
Symphytum azureum
Symphytum azureum also known as blue comfrey, or Caucasian comfrey also makes an excellent potash fertilizer for...
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£4.50
Symphytum Hidcote Blue
In late spring-early summer, S ‘Hidcote Blue’ produces branching stems which unroll croziers of red buds changing...
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£6.50
Symphytum Hidcote Pink
Symphytum ‘Hidcote Pink’ is a pink flowered comfrey, with bell-shaped flowers in clusters, above...
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£4.50
Symphytum ibericum
This is a most useful and handsome plant making impenetrable weed-cover in shade among shrubs. It forms mounds of...
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£5.50
Symphytum officinale
Adorned with imperial purple flowers, this Comfrey appeared in the woodland drive this summer. I have no idea...
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£12.50
Teucrium scorodonia crispum
Making ground-cover under shrubs, this unusual form of the Wood Sage has green suede-textured leaves with ruffled...
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