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- Genus: Physalis
- Species: alkekengi var francheii
- Name: 'Zwerg'
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- Family: Solanaceae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £6.00
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Hardy deciduous rhizomatous spreading perennial. Upright short stems 20-30cm tall carry small white flowers followed by papery orange red lanterns enclosing red berries. Ordinary garden soil in sun to semi shade.
- Genus: Physocarpus
- Species: opulifolius
- Name: 'Hoogio41' Little Joker PBR
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- Family: Rosaceae
- Category: Deciduous shrub
- Price: £12.50
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Hardy deciduous compact dwarf shrub with with small dark reddish purple foliage. Clusters of pink and white flowers in spring to summer, followed by red berries in autumn. Reaches 50x30cm (20x12 inches). Ordinary garden soil, sun to light shade.
- Genus: Physostegia
- Species: virginiana
- Name: 'Alba'
- Common Name: Obedient Plant
- Family: Labiatae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £6.00
- Difficult Spots: Damp soil,
Hardy deciduous clump forming perennial with toothed green leaves & pure white flower spikes 45-60cm (18-24in) tall in summer. Ordinary to damp garden soil, sun to semi shade.
- Genus: Physostegia
- Species: virginiana
- Name: 'Rose Queen'
- Common Name: Obedient Plant
- Family: Labiatae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £6.00
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Hardy deciduous clump forming perennial with toothed green leaves & rose-pink flowers on spikes 45-60cm (18-24in) tall in summer. Ordinary to damp garden soil, sun to semi shade. Good on clay soil.
- Genus: Pieris
- Species:
- Name: 'Forest Flame'
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- Family: Ericaceae
- Category: Evergreen shrub
- Price: £14.50
- Difficult Spots: Good in pots using ericaceous compost,
Hardy evergreen ericaceous shrub with drooping panicles of lily of the valley like white flowers in late winter followed by bright red new growth that fades through pink to green. Slowly reaches 1.8m (6 ft.), taller in time. For sun or shade in ordinary to moist conditions avoiding chalky soils and dry areas, do not plant deep. Good in pots using ericaceous compost. Leaves may cause severe discomfort if eaten.