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  Fancies

Green edges once again but this time including many brighter colours as well. The centre is mealed but the body colour can be red, yellow or pink and new shades are being added all the time. These tough plants do well for me planted in the open border.

 

                                                     ASTOLAT.
The fancy auricula at its most refined.


Red ground colour with a green edge.
 CLUNIE.
A vigorous cerise and green variety
raised by Gordon Douglas in 1985.
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. 

 

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

General Champney
Ghost Grey
GLEN ELG.
A very prolific and highly recommended green
and red fancy that offsets well and doesn't mind a bit of neglect.  
GREEN ISLE.
Been around since 1950 but still one of the easiest and best red/green fancies.


 
 
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

Hinton Fields
A fresh yellow and green combination
IDMISTON.
Another strong growing red/green Douglas variety.

 
MINLEY.
A wonderful cerise and green colour that offsets very freely.

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Old England
Grey and red  
Queen Bee

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 RAJAH.
A tough green/red that is easy to flower well.
 

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ROLTS 
Still going strong since 1894. Bung it in the
garden or pots on the patio.

 
Sweet Pastures
Another yellow and green, bred in 1957. A recommended variety

 

Tosca
A good one for the beginner, vigorous growth and an undemanding nature

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