Plant name & description

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Passiflora phoenicea

Every bit as spectacular as quadrangularis, with intense purple, red and deep violet flowers, which are very fragrant. Passiflora phoenicea is a bit less vigorous and coarse, and can be grown in a restricted space. Provided it has good light, rich compost and a min. of 42deg.F, it will produce a stunning display of enormous flowers in the autumn.

£11.50

Passiflora x belottii

A very undemanding Passiflora for the cool greenhouse or conservatory, it produces attractive flowers up to 12cm. across for much of the summer and autumn. The flowers are very sweetly scented.

£9.00

Phaedranassa cinerea

This attractive bulb from Ecuador often flowers twice a year, and produces a reasonable number of offsets. Flowering size bulbs.

£12.00

Philesia magellanica

Philesia magellanica is a small, low growing shrub, and is closely related to Lapageria rosea. It has very similar deep rose, waxy flowers. It is reasonably hardy, and is best in a sheltered site in semi- shade, growing in peaty soil.

£15.00

Reinwardtia indica

Reinwardtia indica deserves to be grown much more widely, giving a wonderful display of fragrant, 2½” bright yellow flowers from Sept. into the new year. Best grown in a pot, and taken outside for the summer to avoid attack from red spider mite. It can sometimes survive outside in a well sheltered spot, but will have a shortened flowering season.

£8.00