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Gaillardia aristata 'Amber Wheels'
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Gaillardia aristata 'Amber Wheels'
$13.00
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Deep Red centres that are surrounded by large frilled deep yellow/amber petals make this variety of Gaillardia a stand out. This is an extremely showy and long lived cultivar. Drought tolerant, full sun to part shade. 60 x 60cm.
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Agapanthus 'Fireworks'
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'Fireworks' is a most impressive form of Agapanthus. Dark purple and white two-toned flowers make a striking display through early Summer. Compact to 60cm tall. We planted this Agapanthus at the entrance to our local primary school which provides a stunning display for end of year school activities. Drought tolerant.
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'Poppin Purple' is a wonderful new evergreen dwarf Agapanthus to around 60cm including flowers. We have had it growing in our gravel garden for two years and found it to be a great performer. Contrasts well with any dwarf orange Agastache and silver foliage plants like Helichrysum italicum. The purple colour is superb and is definately more purple than blue. We found it can bleach a little on extremely hot days so it may prefer slightly less sun hours than we give it.
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Sold outAgastache 'Forever Summer Berry'
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After growing both Melon and Tangerine in the Forever Summer series we have been very impressed with their form, flowering and general performance. 'Forever Summer Berry' is the third in the series and meets up with the standard set by the previous two. Flowering in vibrant pink with an orange tinge from Summer well into Autumn, 'Berry' is an excellent addition to our suite of Agastache. 75cm x 50cm. Full sun and well drained soil.
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Sold outAllium sphaerocephalon
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Commonly called the Drumstick Allium. A fantastic little burgundy flowered Allium that we have no problem growing in our climate (-7ºC to 45ºC). It pops up out of the ground in early Spring and flowers in November/December to around 60cm in height. The dark burgundy spherical flower heads contrast beautifully with ornamental grasses, Sedums and wispy perennials like Amsonia.
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