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- Genus: Athyrium
- Species: niponicum var pictum
- Name: 'Pewter Lace'
- Common Name: Japanese painted fern
- Family: Woodsiaceae
- Category: Ferns
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots:
Hardy deciduous fern with graceful pewter fronds with silvery green edges and coral red mid ribs. Reaches 45x45cm (18x18in) in humus rich well drained soil that does not dry out in shade or semi shade.
- Genus: Athyrium
- Species: otophorum var okanum
- Name:
- Common Name: Eared lady fern
- Family: Woodsiaceae
- Category: Ferns
- Price: £7.00
- Difficult Spots: Damp shade,
Hardy deciduous fern with reddish new growth maturing to grey green fronds with wine red midribs. Reaches up to 50cm (20in). Best in cool moist semi-shade to shade.
- Genus: Aubrieta
- Species:
- Name: 'Royal Red' (Royal Series)
- Common Name:
- Family: Brassicaceae
- Category: Alpine
- Price: £3.00
- Difficult Spots:
Hardy semi evergreen low growing trailing alpine perennial with small bright green leaves topped by rich purple pink flowers in early spring. Good for rock & gravel gardens,dry stone walls, or pots. Sun or light shade, ordinary to dry soil.
- Genus: Aucuba
- Species: japonica
- Name: 'Crotonifolia'
- Common Name: Spotted laurel
- Family: Cornaceae
- Category: Evergreen shrub
- Price: £11.50
- Difficult Spots: Dry shade, Clay soil, Well drained soil, full sun, Damp soil,
'Female Spotted Laurel'. A very useful hardy evergreen shrub with striking yellow flecked leaves & red berries in winter. Happy in sun or full shade and drought tolerant, 2m x 2m. Mild stomach upset if eaten. Large plants available as well.
- Genus: Aucuba
- Species: japonica
- Name: 'Golden King'
- Common Name: Spotted laurel
- Family: Cornaceae
- Category: Evergreen shrub
- Price: £11.50
- Difficult Spots: Dry shade, Clay soil, Well drained soil, full sun, Damp soil,
Male form of 'Spotted Laurel'. Hardy evergreen shrub with boldly yellow flecked leaves. Happy in sun or full shade and drought tolerant, eventually reaching 3m x 2m (10 feet). Mild stomach upset if ingested.