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BIASOLETTII 'PHOENIX' |
A quite
vigorous and very distinctive hybrid that produces inflorescences of
deep reddish purple up to 6 in. tall from mounds of circular rosettes of
shiny green leaves. 8 in. |
2-50 |
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BURSICULATA 'KING LEAR'
EW |
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2-00 |
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BURSERIANA 'PRINCESS' |
A most
distinctive form, the contrast between the dark beetroot stems and
pristine white flowers being very attractive. Typical spiky foliage. 2
in. |
2-00 |
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COCHLEARIS 'MINOR' |
(Ligulatae)
Very
congested, neat rosettes of silver foliage. Several small white flowers
on each 2 inch stem. Good tufa plant. 3 inches. |
2-00 |
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FORTUNEI
OBTUSOCUNEATA |
(Irregulares) This tiny
form of the well known autumn flowering S. fortunei is well established
and proving to be a very useful item for a moist semi shaded trough.
The bristly leaves forming a low neat rosette and producing on 2 inch
stems the typical white flowers. |
2-50 |
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| 'FIREBRAND'
NEW |
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2-50 |
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OPPOSITIFOLIA 'SPLENDENS' |
A very
floriferous form with large mid red flowers. One of the best
oppositifolia types for the rock garden or trough. 1 in. |
2-00 |
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'SOUTHSIDE SEEDLING |
(Ligulatae) Rosettes to 5 inches across of strap-like leathery leaves. Large
pyramidal inflorescence 10 in. tall of many white flowers spotted with
red. |
2-00 |
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‘WINIFRED BEVINGTON’ |
Of
the ‘London pride’ type with neat glossy green leaves forming rosettes
around one inch across that produce a neat low mat. flowers on 2 – 3
inch stems appear pink but are in fact white heavily spotted with red.
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2-00 |
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