Doubles - £4.00 each (post free)

Now enjoying a resurgence in interest due to the efforts of modern breeders, these beauties vary in flower form from relaxed semi-doubles resembling miniature camellias to varieties dripping in fully double blooms. The colour range is expanding all the time away from the traditional purples and yellows to include reds, greens and bi-colours.

	Alan Ball Sorry - Sold Out
	Albert Bailey. A delicate pale orange colour. Small flowers but lots of them.
	Behold A green edged double, very similar to "Sword"
	Bill Bailey Amazingly similar to Albert Bailey!
	Camelot Deep purple flowers hang heavy on  this vigorous beauty.  Sorry - Sold Out
	Chantilly Cream Another vigorous grower, this time with creamy yellow flowers Sorry - Sold Out
	Cinnamon. Lovely ginger and russet shades.
	Doublet. Vigorous and easy to grow purple that offsets generously.
	Doublure. Fuller, deep purple flowers on strong stems. Sorry - Sold Out
	Firsby Creamy white. Bred by Derek Salt
	Fred Booley A rich, dark, bluey purple - renown prize-winner
	Golden Chartreuse. Very bright almost acid, yellow. The best yellow for the garden.  Sorry - Sold Out
	Golden Hind An unusual brown/yellow combination - not many around   Sorry - Sold Out
	Golden Splendour. More restrained flowers the colour of burnished gold.
	Gwen Baker A vision in creamy yellow   Sorry - Sold Out
	Hopleys Coffee A milky coffee indeed Sorry - Sold Out
	Lichfield Dark Pink
	Maid Marion A cheerful primrose yellow Sorry - Sold Out
	Marie Crousse. One of the newer, double purples
	Mary A real favourite, lovely shape, pale lemon flowers and produces excellent seeds   Sorry - Sold Out
	Matthew Yates. Very dark, almost black flowers on strong stems.
	Mermaid  Sorry - Sold Out
	Prometheus Stole fire from the gods to give to the human race.  A rich, blood red
	Rosewood  A very nice browny pink Sorry - Sold Out -
	South Barrow A beautiful purple that divides well.
	Stripey Very pretty lavender and white candy stripe  Sorry - Sold Out - More growing!
	Susannah Like an old fashioned rose in miniature, shades of pink.
	Sword. This, believe it or not is a double green! It grows like a triffid, but not as much as "Behold".
	Trouble  An unusual coffee and cream prize-winner Sorry - Sold Out - More growing!
	Walton Heath. Light purple flowers of a classic form.
	Zambia. An older, very dark variety that needs feeding to keep it double. Sorry - Sold Out - More growing!