Gold Centred Alpines - £3.50 each

These robust, healthy and versatile plants have no farina on flowers or foliage so can be grown successfully in pots, tubs, rock gardens and even in the open border. They thrive on fresh air and liberal applications of manure! Colours range from scarlet reds to subtle brown/cream hues and often exhibit wonderful shading and tonal contrasts.

	Alison Jane. Brown and gold shades. Raised in 1972 by Jim Sherwood.
	Andrea Julie. Extremely attractive light red with orange russet edges.
	Applecross. Red shades grace a very robust plant. A sister to Sandwood Bay.
	Bedford Lad Another lovely, easy plant. Offsets freely
	Bookham Firefly. A bright glowing crimson shading to maroon.
	Brown Bess. Strongly shaded from red brown to beige.
Picture coming soon!	Dusky Maiden. Maroon Brown shaded to pale purple. A Sirius seedling.
	Gay Crusader. Brightest orange red shading to orange. Perfect.
	Indian Love Call. One of the most prolific red and gold shaded auriculas. Recommended.
	Jenny. Maroon shades.
	Landy. Various delightful brown shades on a prize winning plant.
	Lee Paul. Brown and yellow shades.  Strong constitution. Sorry, None available at the moment.
	Piers Telford. One of my favourites. Orange brown shades on a prolific plant.
	Prince John. This may be 90 years old but its maroon and crimson colours still impress.
	Sandwood Bay. Tough, easy and vigorous. Vivid shades of red and orange.
	Sirbol. Delightful brown shades on an undemanding plant.
	Sirius. A unique purple and cream variety that offsets well. A personal recommendation. Sorry, None available at the moment.
Picture coming soon!	Snooty Fox. Vivid orange red shades.
	Ted Roberts. Never fails to produce stunning crimson blooms
	Typhoon. Darker blooms of a maroon purple hue Sorry, None available at the moment.

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