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ASTOLAT.
The fancy auricula at its most refined.
Red
ground colour with a green edge.
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CLUNIE.
A vigorous cerise and green variety raised
by Gordon Douglas in 1985.Sorry -
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COFFEE.
White centre, coffee body colour and finally a clear white
edge. A sensational plant raised by Gwen Baker.
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COLONEL
CHAMPNEY
One of the oldest auriculas still in cultivation. Raised as long
ago as 1867 by W.Turner. A living piece of history.
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DAFTIE
GREEN.
Darker purple and green flowers. Smaller flowers
than some but a real talking point.
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Frosty
A beautiful
blood red red and grey edge combination.
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Thanks to Richard Williams
for the picture |
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General Champney
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Ghost Grey |
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GLEN
ELG.
A very prolific and highly recommended green and
red fancy that offsets well and doesn't mind a
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GREEN
ISLE.
Been around since 1950 but still one of the easiest and
best red/green fancies.
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GRETA.
A strong red/green that has so many flowers. Divides well.
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Grey
Monarch
Striking
yellow and grey, bred in 1959, very reliable.
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Helen Rouane
A really delicate combination of grey and pale lemon
yellow
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Hinton
Fields
A
fresh yellow and green combination
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IDMISTON.
Another strong growing red/green Douglas variety.
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MINLEY.
A wonderful cerise and green colour that offsets very freely.
Thanks to Richard Williams for the picture |
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Old
England
Grey
and red
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Queen Bee
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RAJAH.
A tough green/red that is easy to flower well.
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Thanks to Richard Williams for the picture |
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ROLTS
Still going strong since 1894. Bung it in the garden
or pots on the patio.
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Sweet
Pastures
Another
yellow and green, bred in 1957. A recommended variety
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sold out - more growing! |
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Tosca
A
good one for the beginner, vigorous growth and an undemanding nature
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