A Selection of Woodland Garden Plants
A naturalistic informal planting, quiet and gentle, mostly spring-flowering and low-growing. From groundcover to hidden treasures to brighten up a shady corner.
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CORYDALIS calycosa
Lovely true blue flowers in summer, much easier to keep than C. flexuosa. Sun to part shade.
30cm £5.00
DIGITALIS 'Illumination Raspberry'
Long spikes of delicious raspberry-red flowers with a peach throat. Part to full shade.
90cm £5.00
MELICA uniflora 'Variegata'
Clump forming grass with cream-striped foliage. Good in shade.
40cm £5.00
STYLOPHORUM diphyllum
Celandine Poppy, has blue-green lobed leaves, and from March-May, clusters of buttercup-like golden-yellow flowers. Lovely in part shade.
45cm £5.00
GERANIUM phaeum 'Sericourt'
Emerging foliage is golden-yellow in spring, then maroon flowers April-July. Lovely, even in dry shade!
50cm £4.50
ASTRANTIA 'Mrs MacGregor'
From Elizabeth MacGregor, previously named 'Old Warwickshire Pink', but the National Collection Holder says this is the correct name. Opaque pink pincushions, must be a maxima x major cross.
60cm £5.00
GALANTHUS nivalis 'Rosemary Mitchell'
Taller, more erect and earlier-flowering than the species. From the ex-chair of HPS West Midlands Group, and a keen supporter of Hill Close Gardens in Warwick. Thank you Rosemary!
25cm £6.50
ANTHRISCUS sylvestris 'Going For Gold'
Golden-yellow ferny foliage looks brilliant in winter and spring, then umbels of white cow-parsley flowers May-June. Best in part shade.
1.20m £5.00
TRICYRTIS formosana 'Dark Beauty'
Blue-pink flowers heavily spotted with dark purple, August-October.
80cm £5.00
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