Plant name & description

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Dietes grandiflora

Dietes grandiflora has spectacular white, yellow and blue flowers at the end of 3 to 4’ stems, which should not be cut back after flowering as they will continue to produce flowers year after year.

£4 - 00

Diplarrhena latifolia

Related to Libbertia, Diplarrhena latifolia has narrow sword like leaves about 12” high. Soon forms large clumps with masses of unusual white flowers carried clear of the leaves. Usually sold as Diplarrhena moraea. From Tasmania and is completely hardy.

£3 - 50

Diplarrhena latifolia “Helen Dillon”

Form with broader, but much shorter leaves than above and larger flowers, up to 3” across, white with yellow and dark mauve centre. Very spectacular hardy plant.

£4 - 50

x Epicactus “Hugletts”

Compact growing x Epicactus (or Epiphyllum) from chance seedling of mine. Flowers up to 8” across are as vividly coloured as they come. Young plants, taking a year to get to flowering size.

£4 - 50

Eucharis amazonia

Fragrant and very beautiful bulbous plant whose flowers can be produced three times a year with careful management. The drooping pure white flowers, carried in umbels of up to six at the end of a 2’ stem have a corona tinged green. Requires a min. temperature of 15 deg.C, preferably a few degrees more and humid conditions to give of its best.

£4 - 50