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Sorry - Sold Out - More next year!
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Adrian A very popular
variety raised by Arther Delbridge in 1971. Very bright purple with a
paler edge |
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Agammemnon
- Pink |
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Alamo |
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Allensford
- A rich. lightly shaded purple |
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Alicia
- Pink
Sorry - Sold Out - More next year! |
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Anwar
Sadat - Blue to mauve shades
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Argus
Shades of crimson red. Raised by J.J.Keen in 1890.
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Arthur
Delbridge
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Aurora
- I shouldn't have a favourite, but I do and this is it. |
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Avril
Hunter - Purple to blue shades
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Beatrice
Navy to light blue shades. Strong enough for the garden |
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Blue Heaven
Now in bloom!
Hooray, some flowers at last! |
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Bob
Dingley - Lavender |
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Cambodunum
- Purple
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Chelsea
Bridge - Purple to blue shades
Sorry, None available at the moment. |
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Cobden Meadow |
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Connaught
Court
Deep pink |
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Picture coming!
(and a
better description!) |
C.W.
Needham
Purple |
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Divint Dunch |
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Picture coming!
(and a
better description!) |
Donhead
- Shades of red wine
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Douglas Bader
Raised by Derek Telford in 1995. Exquisite blue
shades
on healthy plants.
Sorry - sold out - more growing! |
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Ed
Spivey
- Purple
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Eglinton
- Deep pink
Sorry, None available at the moment.
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Ellen
Thompson
- Shades of blue
Sorry - sold out - more growing!
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Elsie
May
- A prize-winning pink to plum
Sorry, None available at the moment.
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Ethel An early and
prolific bloomer. Tall stems held well above the plant. |
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Eyeopener |
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Frank
Crossland
- Bred in 1930 large flowers in shades of blue
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Gorey
- Purple shades. A strange name for something so pretty
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Gwen
- Purple shades - very pretty
Sorry - sold out - more growing!
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Habernera
- Purple to pink, bred by Derek Telford in 1989
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Hazel
- Mauve shades
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Ibis
- A classic in shades of pink
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Jack
Dean
- Purple
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Jeannie
Telford
- Purple to pink - good show variety
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Joanne
Shades of purple and blue. This is a good divider
and
flowers its head off.
Sorry - none available at the moment |
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John
Wayne
- Crimson to pink - Chosen by Carole Klein as "the plant she would most
like to take home" from the Malvern Show last year.
Sorry - none
available at the moment |
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Joy
70 years on this velvety crimson flowered still wins
prizes
on the show bench.
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Joyce
Purple shading to light blue. Raised in 1969 and still vigorous.
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Kercup
- Deep pink to purple
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Lady Joyful |
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Langley Park
A gorgeous Derek Telford introduction with purple shades. |
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Larry
- Shades of blue
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Lee
- Not often seen, a delicate light mauve
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Lee
Clarke
- Pink
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Lilac
Domino - Lilac to pink
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Lisa
- Wine to pink shades
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M.H. Spring
Sorry, None available at the moment. |
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Mandarin
- Pinky purple
This picture doesn't do it justice. Will soon change
it for a better one. |
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Margaret
Faulkener - Good show variety, first introduced in 1954
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Margaret
Irene - Pink
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Mark
- Large pink flowers, another good show variety |
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Martin Fish |
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May
- Deep to light pink shades |
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Meadowlark
- A lovely blue |
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Mellifluous
- A bit of a mouthful but a lovely pink, nonetheless.
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Moonriver
- Deep Purple
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Mr Greenfingers |
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Mrs. R. Bolton |
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Phyllis
Douglas - Blue to Mauve shades, flowers well.
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Pierot
- Light Mauve |
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Pippin
Raised in 1931 by James Douglas this large flowered red
shaded
variety divides well.
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Polestar
- Shades of purple
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Quintessence
- A vision in mauve
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Rabley
Heath - Purple to blue
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Rose
Kaye - Very pretty in pink but can be difficult.
Sorry, None available at the moment.
(Told you it was difficult !) |
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Rowena
From Jack Stant of Huddersfield this popular purple prize
winner
is always in great demand.
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Roxborough
An older pre first world war Douglas variety
with
violet mauve flowers.
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Samantha |
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Sandra
Raised in Birmingham by Hal Cohen this is a fantastic plant
with
purple and mauve shaded blooms.
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Searchlight |
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Skylark
- Mauve
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Sue
- Also shades of mauve |
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Summer
Sky |
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Susan
- Blue shades |
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Symphony
- Light to deep purple
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Thetis
Nearly a hundred years have past since its introduction but
its
still seen on the show bench. Blue and purple.
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Valerie
Stunning mauve shades make this a good choice
for
exhibition or the garden.
Sorry, None available at the moment.
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Vee
Two - Shades of Crimson to wine.
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Victoria de Wymess
limited stocks of this very popular
blue shaded plant.
Sorry, None available at the moment.
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Walton
- A lovely blue
Sorry, None available at the moment.
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Y.I.
Hinney - Maroon shading to Crimson with a delicate edge of palest pink
Sorry, None available at the moment.
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