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 | Rohdea Rare Japanese woodland plants |
|  | Roscoea We are offering here what may be considered an extreme number of Roscoea but we have grown them outside for a number of years and find we can have different species in flower from April to October, something very few other woodland genera can offer. We find them easy in a shady spot with a moist but not boggy soil. |
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|  | Salvia woodland salvia from the orient |
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|  | Sarcoccoca A group of very fragrant low growing shrubs. |
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 | Tiarella We continue our old habit of introducing new forms but still keeping older varieties in production, probably because they are all good easy garden plants for shade, even dryish shade.
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|  | Tricyrtis Toad lilies, we hold quite a range that are available at various times in the year. All are available mail order. |
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|  | Viola The Viola odorata forms are all single, easy growing, for the garden in a shady spot. The new Devon violets are much better than the old cut flower clones, not virus infested nor prone to red spider mite. |
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