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  • Genus: Fargesia
  • Species: rufa
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  • Family: Gramineae
  • Category: Bamboo
  • Price: £16.50
  • Difficult Spots: Ordinary to moist garden soil,

Hardy dense clump forming bamboo with a gently arching habit. Slender green canes banded with papery pink-orange sheaths. Lance shaped bright green leaves. Reaches up to 2.5m (8ft ) tall high in a clump 1.2 m wide after 10 years. Ordinary to moist garden soil, sun or shade.

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  • Genus: Festuca
  • Species: glauca
  • Name: 'Elijah Blue'
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  • Family: Gramineae
  • Category: Grasses and sedges
  • Price: £3.00
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Hardy clump forming evergreen perennial grass. Long narrow needle like silvery blue leaves forming neat mounds 15-25cm (6-10in) tall topped by airy upright flowers above the leaves in late summer. Sun to semi shade, ordinary garden soil.

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  • Genus: Ficus
  • Species: carica
  • Name: 'Brown Turkey'
  • Common Name: Fig
  • Family: Moraceae
  • Category: Deciduous tree
  • Price: £14.50
  • Difficult Spots: Can be wall trained,

Hardy fig tree with large 3 or 5 lobed leaves. In mid to late summer produces delicious brown figs with red flesh. Reaches up to 5m tall by 4m wide. Sun to light shade in ordinary garden soil. Can be grown against a wall. Contact with foliage can irritate the skin & the leaves if eaten can cause upset stomachs.

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  • Genus: Ficus
  • Species: carica
  • Name: 'Ronde de Bordeaux'
  • Common Name: Fig
  • Family: Moraceae
  • Category: Deciduous shrub
  • Price: £14.50
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Hardy deciduous fig tree with 5 lobed leaves. Small to medium sized purple black sweet figs with red flesh in late summer. Reaches up to 8m tall by 4m wide. Best in a sunny position in ordinary garden soil. Can be grown against a wall or even a pot. Contact with foliage can irritate the skin & the leaves if eaten can cause upset stomachs.

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  • Genus: Filipendula
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  • Name: 'Red Umbrellas'
  • Common Name: Queen of the Prairies
  • Family: Rosaceae
  • Category: Perennials
  • Price: £7.00
  • Difficult Spots: Damp shade, Clay soil, Perfumed,

Hardy deciduous clump forming rhizomatous perennial. Deeply cut green leaves with red markings. Plumes of perfumed foamy rose pink flowers 45-60cm (18-24in) tall in summer. Ordinary to damp soil, semi-shade to shade, happy in clay.