A Selection of Plants for Damp Shade
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GEUM 'Fire Opal'
Semi-double reddish-orange flowers on long dark stems. Rarely offered.
AGM 30cm £5.00
CAMPANULA trachelium 'Bernice'
Double deep blue-purple form of 'Coventry Bells'. Good in a shady spot.
60cm £5.00
PHLOX paniculata 'Blue Paradise'
Large, fragrant, violet-blue flowers from July-August. Good mildew-resistance.
75cm £5.00
MAIANTHEMUM racemosum
Syn. Smilacina racemosum. Arching stems bear narrow leaves that turn yellow in autumn. Panicles of creamy-white scented flowers in spring followed by red berries. Moist soil in part or full shade.
AGM 90cm £5.00
ACTAEA simplex 'Pink Spike'
White flowers in autumn which quickly fade to pink . Moist soil in part shade.
90cm £5.00
TRILLIUM grandiflorum white-flowered
Luminous white flowers with large broad petals, April-May. Brightens up a shady spot.
40cm £5.00
POLYGONATUM x hybridum 'Betberg'
Young leaves are purple, then open dark green. Cream flowers April-May.
70cm £6.50
POLYGONATUM odoratum 'Ussuriland'
Vigorous form with long grey-green leaves and large cream flowers.
90cm £5.00
POLYGONATUM verticillatum 'Himalayan Giant'
A robust form, with whorls of narrow leaves along tall stems, emerging purple-brown then green. Small pendulous purple-speckled white flowers, then red berries in autumn.
1.20m £5.00
ANEMONE nemorosa 'Stammerberg'
Incorrectly formerly sold by us as 'Stammheim', this was named and found on the mountain of Stammerberg, near Stammheim, by Mathias Thomson. Big white flowers with green markings and a maroon centre.
10cm £5.00
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