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Ecballium elaterium (Squirting Cucumber)

Ecballium elaterium (Squirting Cucumber)

Ref: 5919

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Cucurbitaceae (Half-hardy perennial) A fun plant to have around - which does survive the winters here, and self seeds too. Yellow flowers in summer followed by small cucumbers, which when ripe - explode and jet themselves into orbit! (Not edible) Mediterranean. Easy. Toxic. 30-60cm (1-2ft) Sun / well drained. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Cephalaria gigantea (Ref: 835)
2. Cucumis Deco-Fruit (Ref: 9450)
3. Mirabilis longiflora (Ref: 9447)

Eccremocarpus scaber (ex pink)

Eccremocarpus scaber (ex pink)

Ref: 918

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Bignoniaceae (Half-hardy climber) A vigorous fast growing evergreen climber, that quickly covers a support. The pink tubular, yellow lipped flowers are continuously produced in clusters throughout the summer. Ferny foliage. Comes true. Chile. Easy & flowers first year. 3-4.5m (10-15 ft) Sun / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Eccremocarpus scaber 'Tresco Cream' (Ref: 9656)
2. Eccremocarpus scaber (orange) (Ref: 917)
3. Echium lusitanicum ssp. polycaulon (Ref: 6163)

Eccremocarpus scaber (ex yellow)

Eccremocarpus scaber (ex yellow)

Ref: 6134

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Bignoniaceae (Half-hardy climber) Yellow version of this easily grown climber. Easy & flowers first year. 4m (12ft) Sun / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Eryngium agavifolium (Ref: 8622)
2. Veronica gentianoides (Ref: 6728)
3. Wahlenbergia rivularis (Ref: 6538)

Eccremocarpus scaber (mixed)

Eccremocarpus scaber (mixed)

Ref: 8106

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Bignoniaceae (Half-hardy climber) For those who have never grown this before, it is one of the best annual climbers, once it starts flowering it hardly ever stops and it is so slender that it will look good even in a small garden. Will survive the winter in a sheltered garden. Chile. -8 c 1.8-2.4m (6-8ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Cuphea lanceolata 'Purple Passion' (Ref: 9442)
2. Potentilla (mixed) (Ref: 7005)
3. Linaria reticulata ex 'Flamenco' (Ref: 6364)

Eccremocarpus scaber (orange)

Eccremocarpus scaber (orange)

Ref: 917

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Bignoniaceae (Half-hardy climber) Numerous brightly coloured tubular orange flowers freely bloom on this vigorous climber. Ferny light green leaves. Comes true. Chile. Easy and flowers first year. 3-4.5m (10-15 ft) Sun / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Clove pink (Grenadin mixture) (Ref: 8817)
2. Eccremocarpus scaber (ex pink) (Ref: 918)
3. Echinacea angustifolia (Ref: 8018)

Eccremocarpus scaber ex 'Carmineus'

Eccremocarpus scaber ex 'Carmineus'

Ref: 916

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Bignoniaceae (Half-hardy climber) Deep red flowers with a yellow rim on this attractive climber. Comes relatively true. Chile. Easy and flowers first year. 3-5m (10-15ft) Sun / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
2. Eccremocarpus scaber (ex yellow) (Ref: 6134)
3. Aconitum anglicum (Monkshood) (Ref: 709)

Eccremocarpus scaber 'Tresco Cream'

Eccremocarpus scaber 'Tresco Cream'

Ref: 9656

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Bignoniaceae (Half-hardy climber) A vigorous fast growing evergreen climber, that quickly covers a support. The cream tubular flowers are continuously produced in clusters throughout the summer. Ferny foliage. Comes true. Chile. Easy & flowers first year. Toxic. 3-4.5m (10-15 ft) Sun / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Digitalis (perennial & biennial mixed) (Ref: 898)
2. Aquilegia (cottage garden mix) (Ref: 764)
3. Agastache urticifolia ex 'Alba' (Ref: 720)

Echinops bannaticus (syn E. ritro - Globe thistle)

Echinops bannaticus (syn E. ritro - Globe thistle)

Ref: 6487

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Asteraceae (Hardy perennial) A flower arrangers favourite with metallic blue, globular flower heads that are adored by bees. Good for drying, pick before the seeds form for best results. SE Europe- Asia. 1-1.5m (3-5ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
2. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
3. Echium pininana f. alba (Ref: 9032)

Echium auberianum

Echium auberianum

Ref: 7690

£2.63 / €3.00

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Family: Boraginaceae ( ) Very rare plant. Dwarf Teide Bugloss - Produces clusters of silvery-blue-green rosette forming leaves. Puts up a blue flower spike 80cm tall. Very well drained & protect from winter wet. 60-90cm (2-3ft) (6 seeds)

For more information about this genus - visit our Echium website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)
2. Echium callithyrsum (Ref: 7691)
3. Echium tuberculatum (Ref: 6896)

Echium callithyrsum

Echium callithyrsum

Ref: 7691

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Boraginaceae ( ) A bushy Echium much loved by bees and butterflies. Needs winter protection from the wet. Blue/pinkish flowers produced en mass in spring (our picture shows our plant after a heavy frosted winter). Rare. 1.5m (5ft)

For more information about this Genus - visit our Echium website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Calandrinia colchaguensis (Ref: 802)
2. Pseudolysimachion kiusianum ex 'Maximum' (Ref: 1240)
3. Salvia forsskaolii (Ref: 1246)

Echium candicans (Secret Seeds Hybrid)

Echium candicans (Secret Seeds Hybrid)

Ref: 9039

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Half-hardy shrub) A chance seedling of the Pride of Madeira bush. Ours produced masses of WHITE flower spikes in late spring. Needs protecting from winter wet/frosts - suit sunny well-drained spot. Toxic. 1.8m (6ft) Sun / well drained. (10 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
2. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)
3. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)

Echium candicans

Echium candicans

Ref: 5918

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Half-hardy shrub) Pride of Madeira. Masses of mid- blue flower spikes in late spring. Needs protecting from winter wet/frosts - suit sunny well-drained spot. A very dramatic in flower, somewhat like a shrubby Delphinium! Madeira. Toxic. 1.8m (6ft) Sun / well drained. (10 seeds)

For more information on this species - visit our Echium Website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
2. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)
3. Echium pininana f. alba (Ref: 9032)

Echium gentianoides

Echium gentianoides

Ref: 6389

£2.63 / €3.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Half-hardy shrub) Beautiful, but rare shrubby Echium from La palma. Stunning, gentian-blue tubular flowers. Suitable for a mild garden, ours survives outside wrapped in fleece for winter. Grow on poor, well-drained soil. Toxic. 1.2m (4ft) Sun / well drained. (3 seed pods)

For more information on this species - visit our Echium Website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)
2. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
3. Echium tuberculatum (Ref: 6896)

Echium lusitanicum ssp. polycaulon

Echium lusitanicum ssp. polycaulon

Ref: 6163

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Hardy perennial) Lovely plant with spikes of blue flowers with protruding anthers. Much loved by bees. Portugal. Easy. Toxic. 1m (3ft) Sun / well drained. (20+ seeds)

For more information on this species - visit our Echium Website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium pininana f. alba (Ref: 9032)
2. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
3. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)

Echium pininana

Echium pininana

Ref: 919

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Half-hardy biennial) A magnificent plant, giant blue flower spikes up to 12 ft high, blue flowers, rise on stout stems from a rosette of lance shaped, rough, silvery green leaves. Surrounded by bees and butterflies all day long. Endemic to La Palma (Canary Islands) Easy. Toxic. 2.4-2.6m (8-12 ft) Sun / well drained. (20+ seeds)

For more information on this species - visit our Echium Website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
2. Echium pininana f. alba (Ref: 9032)
3. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)

Echium pininana f. alba

Echium pininana f. alba

Ref: 9032

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Half-hardy biennial) A magnificent plant, giant white flower spikes up to 12 ft high, the flowers, rise on stout stems from a rosette of lance shaped, rough, silvery green leaves. Surrounded by bees and butterflies all day long. Easy. Toxic. 2.4-2.6m (8-12 ft) Sun / well drained. (20+ seeds)

For more information on this species - visit our Echuim website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
2. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
3. Echium lusitanicum ssp. polycaulon (Ref: 6163)

Echium russicum

Echium russicum

Ref: 920

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Hardy perennial) A bushy plant with unusual burgundy-red coloured flowers. Russia. Easy. Toxic. 90cm (3ft) Sun / well drained. (15+ seeds)

For more information about this species - visit our Echuim website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
2. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
3. Echium pininana f. alba (Ref: 9032)

Echium tuberculatum

Echium tuberculatum

Ref: 6896

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Hardy perennial) Attractive prickly rosettes in the first year, give rise to lots of small pink trumpets in the second year. A very showy plant. Easy. 30-60cm (1-2ft) Sun / loam. (15 seeds)

For more information about this Genus - visit our Echuim website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
2. Echium gentianoides (Ref: 6389)
3. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)

Echium vulgare (Vipers Bugloss)

Echium vulgare (Vipers Bugloss)

Ref: 921

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Hardy biennial) The flowers grow in many coiled clusters from the axil of the upper leaves, pink in bud opening bright blue and funnel shaped each having four or five long stamens protruding from it. Loved by bees. Will grow in dry poor soil. Can be grown as annual if sown early. Europe. Easy. Toxic. 90cm (3 ft) Sun / loam. (20+ seeds)

For more information on this species - visit our Echium website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)
2. Cerinthe major ex 'Purpurascens' (Ref: 838)
3. Dianthus armeria (Deptford Pink) (Ref: 787)

Echium wildpretii x pininana

Echium wildpretii x pininana

Ref: 9698

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Half-hardy biennial) A spectacular cross between wildpretii (dark-red flowered) and pininana (blue-flowered) with beautiful rosettes of silver leaves. Easy to grow, but resents winter damp! Hardy to -5 C. Toxic. 2-3m (6-10ft) Sun / well drained. (5 seeds)

For more information on this species - visit our Echium website

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
2. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
3. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)

Embothrium coccineum

Embothrium coccineum

Ref: 7230

£2.63 / €3.00

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Family: Proteaceae (Hardy shrub) Chilean fire bush. Fairly hardy, exotic shrub for acid soil, producing sprays of red flowers with long anthers. Chile. 2-3m (6-10ft) Sun or part shade / acid. (10 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Aquilegia mexicana (Ref: 8602)
2. Primula candelabra (mixed species) (Ref: 1222)
3. Primula veris (orange) (Ref: 1235)

Emilia javanica 'Irish Poet'

Emilia javanica 'Irish Poet'

Ref: 9448

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Asteraceae (Half-hardy annual) A colourful filler for summer bouquets. Grow in full sun on a soil with good drainage. Beautiful, bright orange flowers produced all summer. 45-60cm (18-24in) Sun / loam. (10+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Salvia viridis ex 'Art Shades' (Ref: 7604)
2. Mirabilis longiflora (Ref: 9447)
3. Cerinthe major ex 'Purpurascens' (Ref: 838)

Entelea arborescens

Entelea arborescens

Ref: 9046

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Malvaceae (Half-Hardy shrub) Unusual shrub hardy to about -3 c, native of new zealand with heart-shaped, lime green leaves and sprays of white, mallow-like flowers in summer. 2-3m (6-10ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Laburnum anagyroides (Ref: 8658)
2. Commelina coelsetis 'Alba' (Ref: 8616)
3. Asclepias incarnata ex 'Ice Ballet' (Ref: 782)

Epipactis gigantea

Epipactis gigantea

Ref: 7876

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Orchidaceae (Hardy perennial) Orchid with unusual red and green flowers. Specialist germination required. 30cm (1ft) Part shade / loam. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Crocosmia ex 'Lucifer' (Ref: 858)
2. Stachys albens (Ref: 7791)
3. Delphinium 'Pacific Giants' (Ref: 7680)

Erigeron acer (Blue fleabane)

Erigeron acer (Blue fleabane)

Ref: 9049

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Asteraceae (Hardy perennial) Small perennial for a rock garden with multiple heads of small lavendar blue daisies. These are followed by fluffy seed heads. 15-23cm (6-9in) Sun / well drained. (30 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Draba shiroumana (Ref: 7246)
2. Sisyrinchium depauperatum (Ref: 7008)
3. Chaenorrhinum origanifolium ex 'Blue Dream' (Ref: 840)

Erigeron karvinskianus

Erigeron karvinskianus

Ref: 6527

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Asteraceae (Hardy perennial) A common site on old stone walls in the southwest. Produces masses of pink-flushed, white daisies all summer and sometimes all year round if it's mild. Mexico-Pakistan. Easy & flowers first year. 15-23cm (6-9in) Sun or part shade / well drained. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Filipendula ulmaria (meadowsweet) (Ref: 8343)
2. Digitalis parviflora (Ref: 899)
3. Allium senescens var. calcareum (obtained as) (Ref: 6918)

Eritrichium canum (syn. rupestre)

Eritrichium canum (syn. rupestre)

Ref: 6829

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Boraginaceae (Hardy biennial) A beautiful member of a really stunning genus with masses of soft-blue flowers in summer, will self-seed in gravel, but dislikes wet. W Himalayas. Easy & flowers first year. 40cm (15in) Sun / well drained. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Dianthus armeria (Deptford Pink) (Ref: 787)
2. Gentiana asclepiadea (blue) (Ref: 5955)
3. Gentiana tibetica (Ref: 934)

Erodium pelargonifloium

Erodium pelargonifloium

Ref: 8579

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Geraniaceae (Hardy perennial) Woolly leaved plant with sprays of white heavily marked pink flowers in summer. 25cm (10in) Sun / well drained. (15 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Lewisia cotyledon ex 'Little Plum' (Ref: 7194)
2. Aquilegia formosa (Ref: 6973)
3. Silene brahuica (Ref: 6734)

Eryngium (mixed)

Eryngium (mixed)

Ref: 6773

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Apiaceae (Hardy perennial) A mix of many types of Eryngium from our selection. Easy. 1-1.5m (3-5ft) Sun / well drained. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Lavandula (mixed) (Ref: 1028)
2. Aquilegia (cottage garden mix) (Ref: 764)
3. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)

Eryngium agavifolium

Eryngium agavifolium

Ref: 8622

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Apiaceae (Hardy perennial) We at last have seed of this plant which looks very much like an Agave with sharpley toothed leaves that give a very exotic appearance to this completely hardy plant. 60-90cm (2-3ft) Sun / loam. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Echium candicans (Ref: 5918)
2. Echium pininana (Ref: 919)
3. Kigelia pinnata (Sausage tree) (Ref: 7136)

Eryngium creticum

Eryngium creticum

Ref: 8563

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Apiaceae ( ) Green leaved perennial that becomes spiny when flowering. The flowers are soft blue/green and surrounded by long spines. 60-90cm (2-3ft) Sun / well drained. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Eryngium eburneum (Ref: 5835)
2. Echinops bannaticus (syn E. ritro - Globe thistle) (Ref: 6487)
3. Eryngium agavifolium (Ref: 8622)

Eryngium eburneum

Eryngium eburneum

Ref: 5835

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Apiaceae (Hardy perennial) An exotic looking plant with prickly strap-like leaves and enormous flower-spikes with lots of tiny heads. Excellent for winter drying. South America. Easy. 1-2m (3-6ft) Sun / loam. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Eryngium creticum (Ref: 8563)
2. Pulsatilla grandis (Ref: 7780)
3. Eryngium serra (Ref: 8475)

Eryngium pandanifolium

Eryngium pandanifolium

Ref: 6328

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Apiaceae (Hardy perennial) Often mixed up with E. eburneum, but is marginally taller. Masses of small teasel-like heads suitable for dried flower arrangements of a dramatic nature. Brazil-Argentina. Easy. 1.8-2.4m (6-8ft) Sun / loam. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Angelica sylvestris ex 'Vicar's Mead' (Ref: 6500)
2. Mirabilis longiflora (Ref: 9447)
3. Patrinia villosa (Ref: 7399)

Eryngium serra

Eryngium serra

Ref: 8475

£1.75 / €2.00

Quantity:

Family: Apiaceae (Half-hardy perennial) Bromeliad-like perennial with large prickly rosettes giving way to spikes of thistle-like flower heads in summer. 1m (3ft) Sun / well drained. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Eryngium eburneum (Ref: 5835)
2. Euphorbia coralloides (Ref: 9093)
3. Eryngium creticum (Ref: 8563)

Eryngium x tripartitum

Eryngium x tripartitum

Ref: 5979

£1.75 / €2.00

Quantity:

Family: Apiaceae (Hardy biennial) Silvery leaves and blue flowers. Excellent for drying. Mediterranean. 1m (3ft) Sun / sandy. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata 'Ruby Port' (Ref: 6423)
2. Patrinia scabiosifolia (Ref: 1160)
3. Acaena microphylla (Ref: 7455)

Erysimum allionii

Erysimum allionii

Ref: 7664

£1.75 / €2.00

Quantity:

Family: Brassicaceae (Hardy perennial) Woody perennial with sprays of fragrant yellow flowers that start in spring and carry on throughout the summer. 30-60cm (1-2ft) Sun / well drained. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Erysimum helveticum (Ref: 9521)
2. Oenothera ex 'Lemon Sunset' (Ref: 1130)
3. Primula vulgaris (Primrose) (Ref: 1237)

Erysimum helveticum

Erysimum helveticum

Ref: 9521

£1.75 / €2.00

Quantity:

Family: Brassicaceae (Hardy Alpine) Pretty alpine wallflower with fragrent golden, butterfly flowers in spring. Easy. 15cm (6in) Sun / well drained. (20+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Goji Berry (Lycium barbarum) (Ref: 9041)
2. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)
3. Erysimum allionii (Ref: 7664)

Erysimum 'Lady Roborough'

Erysimum 'Lady Roborough'

Ref: 9708

£1.75 / €2.00

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Family: Brassicaceae (Half-hardy perennial) A strong growing perennial wallflower with mauve/pink flowers produced over a long season from spring. Easy. 60-90cm (2-3ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (20+ seeds)

Erythronium (mixed)

Erythronium (mixed)

Ref: 6774

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Liliaceae (Hardy bulb) A mix of these beautiful plants that resmble hanging lilies. 15-23cm (6-9in) Part shade / moist. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Dierama (mixed) (Ref: 7620)
2. Melica altissima ex 'Atropurpurea' (Ref: 6275)
3. Dianthus (mixed) (Ref: 874)

Erythronium californicum ex 'White Beauty'

Erythronium californicum ex 'White Beauty'

Ref: 6772

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Liliaceae (Hardy bulb) A beautiful bulb with green, white-veined leaves and pagoda like blooms of white with a lemon centre. 15-23cm (6-9in) Part shade / moist. (50+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Erythronium (mixed) (Ref: 6774)
2. Digitalis lutea variegata (Ref: 887)
3. Calceolaria arachnoidea (Ref: 7124)

Eschscholzia californica (Californian poppy)

Eschscholzia californica (Californian poppy)

Ref: 6425

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Papaveraceae (Hardy annual) You can always rely on this to brighten up a summer's day with its bright orange flowers that open to the sun. California. Easy. 1m (3ft) Sun / sandy. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Oenothera perennis (Ref: 1139)
2. Papaver somniferum (Opium Poppy) (Ref: 1157)
3. Verbena bonariensis (Ref: 1309)

Eupatorium fistulosum (obtained as)

Eupatorium fistulosum (obtained as)

Ref: 7035

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Asteraceae (Hardy perennial) Heads of pale mauve flowers in summer on this attractive perennial. Easy. 1-2m (3-6ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Veronicastrum sibiricum var yezoense (Ref: 7397)
2. Patrinia scabiosifolia (Ref: 1160)
3. Anthericum liliago (Ref: 5912)

Eupatorium rugosum

Eupatorium rugosum

Ref: 6759

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Asteraceae (Hardy perennial) A tall plant with nettle-like leaves and umbels of fluffy white flowers at the ends of the stems from mid summer to early autumn. E North America. Easy. 1-2m (3-6ft) Part shade / loam. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Panicum capillare (Witch grass) (Ref: 8157)
2. Astrantia major ssp involucrata ex 'Shaggy' (Ref: 6625)
3. Pulsatilla grandis (Ref: 7780)

Eupatorium sp. white

Eupatorium sp. white

Ref: 6974

£0.88 / €1.00

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Family: Asteraceae (Hardy perennial) A bold perennial with serrated, heart-shaped leaves and panicles of fluffy white flowers in summer. Correct name not known. Easy & flowers first year. 1-2m (3-6ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (30+ seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Cynoglossum amabile 'Pink Shower' (Ref: 6883)
2. Cerinthe major ex 'Purpurascens' (Ref: 838)
3. Echium russicum (Ref: 920)

Euphorbia characias subsp. Wulfenii

Euphorbia characias subsp. Wulfenii

Ref: 9156

£2.63 / €3.00

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Euphorbia coralloides

Euphorbia coralloides

Ref: 9093

£0.88 / €1.00

Quantity:

Family: Euphorbiaceae (Hardy perennial) Pretty little plant with lush green leaves and small yellow starry flowers and bracts that carry on right through the season. Toxic. 30-60cm (1-2ft) Sun or part shade / loam. (20 seeds)


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Asarina scandens (Ref: 8333)
2. Cucumis Deco-Fruit (Ref: 9450)
3. Eryngium serra (Ref: 8475)