Our current catalogue is our 2012 winter catalogue including:


liliums
aurelian & regale hybrids
orienpets
species
asiatics
auratum and speciosum

paeonies
paeonies
tree paeonies

iris
species iris
   

drought tolerent bulbs
crocosmia
echinops
galtonia
sauromatum
arisaema

shade loving perennials
dicentra
pinellia
pleione
polygonatum
smilacina

tricyrtis
tricyrtis

eucomis
eucomis

lily of the valley
convallaria

sandersonia, littonia and gloriosa
sandersonia
littonia
gloriosa

drought tolerant amaryllids
chlidanthus
hippeastrum
hymenocallis
sprekelia
urceolina


morning sun perennials
aconitum
bletilla
hedychium
rhodohypoxis
zantedeschia

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MORNING SUN PERENNIALS

ACONITUM

These perennial members of the ranunculaceae family commonly called 'Monkshood' or 'Wolf’s Bane' are found in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Renowned for the poisonous properties of all parts of the plant. [MS,WC ]

Descri ption
Code
Price
DELPHINIFOLIUM: This unusual perennial is found from the Rockies through to Alaska. It produces royal blue hooded flowers on 50cm stems, with very attractive ‘maple-like’ foliage.
No: 2080
$9.90ea
 
BLETILLA 'HARDY CHINESE GROUND ORCHID'

Bletilla is a half-hardy terrestrial orchid, native to eastern Asia, a genus consisting of about 10 species.

Requires protection from the hot afternoon sun, will benefit from water once a week during growing and flowering period.

Description
Code
Price
STRIATA: A true orchid with up to 6 lovely deep magenta cattleya-like blooms, with 5 frilly white lines on the lip, to 25cm. Allowing for frost protection will grow outdoors in ordinary garden soil.
No.1276a
$4.40ea
 
STRIATA ALBA: A rare delightful white form of the above.
No: 1277
$13.20ea
 
HEDYCHIUM
Ginger Lilies because of their lush foliage seem tropical, but 40 species of Hedychium are native to mountain areas of Southern Asia. They prefer a rich moist well drained soil.
Description
Code
Price
GARDNERIANUM:
This species from the Himalayas has lush green leaves and heavenly scented pale yellow blooms with prominent red stigmata on 1.5 metre stems. They are a good cut flower, which is great because these plants prefer to be cut back.
No:2071
$6.60ea
 
RHODHYPOXIS
This genus contains about six species, of small tuberous-rooted perennials, from the South African Mountains. Only one species and its many varieties are common in gardens.
Loves a sunny spot and requires a water once a week during Summer.
Description
Code
Price
RUTH:
White flowers with a pink flush
No.1215a
No.1215b
2 for $3.30
5 for $5.50
 
"GREEN GODDESS" ZANTEDESCHIA AETHIOPICA

 

Description
Code
Price
Lush, broad green leaves form into large clumps from which they produce large creamy spathes that are strikingly veined and edged green. Ideal in a moist sheltered situation where they can reach up to a metre high in Summer-Autumn. They make a wonderful long lasting cut flower.
( SORRY NOT FOR W.A.) [MS, FH]
No.2072
$5.50ea
 

 

 
 
 
 
All images and text © Bryan H Tonkin 2007