New Woodland Plants
Hypolepis millifolium
From New Zealand fronds 50 x 15cm very divided with a bluish look and can take dry conditions. Can spread | ![]() | Polypodium glycrrhiza 'Malatense Sterile'
A form of licorice fern or sweet root. a plant widely use by first nation peoples of the pacific north west. ... | ![]() | Chelonopsis moschatus 'Album'
A white form of this Japanese woodlander, penstemon like flowers in late Summer and Autumn./ Betetr on a north wall in ... |
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Dryopteris wallichiana AGM
A most magnificent fern from the Himalayas and Japan, although named after the Danish botanist Nathaniel Wallich. The young unfolding fronds are a golden green in the Spring contrasting well with the hairy black midrib and stems. Needs moist conditions though not boggy and avoid dry alkaline soils. Evergreen.
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Polystichum setiferum 'Herrenhausen'
A fine divisilobum form of the soft shield fern. A beautiful, elegant form of this easy very tolerant fern even of dry soils. Makes a very good subject for a container.
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Geranium phaeum 'Raven'
A lovely form with plain pale green leaves and dark raven purple-black flowers.
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Dryopteris affinis 'Cristata The King' AGM
A truly magnificent fern with splendid crests and arching fronds, said to be the 'King of the British Ferns'. In time, to 1.2m tall. Very effective in a pot against a north facing wall. Semi-evergreen.
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Vancouveria hexandra
White flowered but usually deciduous, version of this North American epimedium relative.
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Gillenia trifoliata AGM
A plant that has become increasingly popular as gardeners recognise its quiet beauty. White star flowers that have a fluttering butterfly quality about them, reddish stems and calyxs, followed by berries and coloured foliage in Autumn. A semi-shaded well drained spot will have this flowering most of the Summer. Use to the front of a shade border to fully appreciate its beauty. A rhizomatous perennial, that is gradually clump forming.
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