Longstock Park Nursery

Longstock Stockbridge Hampshire, SO20 6EH, United Kingdom, 01264 810894, longstocknursery@leckfordestate.co.uk

Perennials & Grasses - Page 2

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21:50 05-Sep-2010


DescriptionDescriptionMonth Flower
 
NEPETA (Catmint)
 
 Hairy, aromatic leaves. Spikes of blue, white, yellow or soft pink flowers.6-9
 
OENOTHERA (Evening Primrose)
 
 Terminal racemes of yellow or pink, cup-shaped flowers. Some species bloom at night, some have coloured foliage.5-9
 
ONONIS (Restharrow)
 
 Flowers pink pea-like, stems thorny, requires good drainage.6-8
 
ORIGANUM (Ornamental Oregano)
 
 Small aromatic foliage with white, pink or purple flowers.5-9
 
PANICM (Panic Grass)
 
 Tall prarie grass with long, wide panicles.8-9
 
PAPAVER (Poppy)
 
 Perennial poppies of varying colours and sizes.4-10
 
PENSTEMON
 
 Foxglove-like flowers in red, pink, white or blue. We have one of the largest collections in the country.6-10
 
PERSICARIA (Polygonum, Knotweed)
 
 Spikes of red, pink or white flowers. Some species have good autumn colour.6-9
 
PHLOMIS
 
 Sage-like hairy leaves, with whorls of hooded yellow or lilac flowers.6-10
 
PHLOX
 
 Red, Pink, blue, or white showy, sometimes scented flowers.4-9
 
PHYSALIS (Chinese Lantern)
 
 White flowers with yellow eye, orange-red lanterns in autumn.9-11
 
PHYSOSTEGIA (Obedient Plant)
 
 Terminal spikes of white, purple or pink flowers on 4-angled stems with lanceolate leaves.7-9
 
PHYTEUMA (Horned Rampion)
 
 Rounded clusters of violet-blue flowers with linear, basal leaves6-8
 
PLANTAGO (Plantain)
 
 major6-10
 
PLATICODON (Balloon Flower)
 
 Attractive, large campanulate, pink, white or blue flowers.6-8
 
POLYGONATUM (Solomon's Seal)
 
 Arching sprays of white bell flowers, fruits blue-black.5-6
 
POTENTILLA
 
 Single or semi-double red, orange or yellow flowers6-9
 
PRUNELLA (Self-heal)
 
 Low growing with white or pale violet whorls of hooded flowers.6-8
 
PULSATILLA (Pasque Flower)
 
 Leaves fern like, flowers nodding, cupped shaped, silky seed heads.3-4
 
RHEUM (Ornamental Rhubarb)
 
 Large ornamental foliage with tall flower spikes.6-7
 
RUDBECKIA (Coneflower)
 
 Large golden-yellow daisy flowers with a dark centre.7-9
 
SALVIA (Sage)
 
 Spikes of blue, violet or purple flowers.6-9
 
SANGUISORBA (Canadian Burnet)
 
 Cylindrical , errect spikes of creamy-white or maroon flowers on stems.7-10
 
SCABIOSA (Pincushion Flower)
 
 Domed pincushion flowers of burgundy, violet-blue, or ivory-white.6-10
 
SEDUM (Stonecrop)
 
 Flat flowerheads of white, pink, mauve or purple, loved by bees and butterflies.6-10
 
SIDALCEA (False Mallow)
 
 Small spires of red or Pink mallow flowers.6-9
 
SOLIDAGO (Goldenrod)
 
 Loose sprays of small bright yellow flowers.7-9
 
STACHYS (Lamb's Ears)
 
 Low growing with silver-grey, felted foliage. Some have showy flower spikes.7-8
 
STIPA (Feather Grass)
 
 Dense clumps of narrow leaves with large loose panicles of dainty plumes.6-9
 
STOKESIA (Stoke's Aster)
 
 Aster-like flower heads of white or blue with interesting lettuce-green foliage.7-10
 
SYMPHYTUM (Comfrey)
 
 Ornamental coloured foliage with blue and white flowers. Good ground cover.4-5
 
TANACETUM
 
 Mat forming, with pinnate, silver-grey leaves. White daisy flowers.6-8
 
TELLIMA
 
 Rosettes of heart-shaped, scolloped, purple leaves with spikes of pink fringed, green flowers.5-6
 
THALICTRUM (Meadow Rue)
 
 Fern-like foliage with heads of fluffy, purple, pink or white flowers.6-8
 
TIARELLA (Foam Flower)
 
 Lobed, maroon-tinted, hairy, ovate leaves. Fragrant, white flower spikes.5-6
 
TRADESCANTIA (Spiderwort)
 
 Iris-like foliage with white, blue, pink or purple flowers.6-9
 
TRICYRTIS (Toad Lily)
 
 Glossy, dark green leaves. Star-shaped, white, purple-spotted flowers.6-10
 
VERBASCUM (Mullein)
 
 Rosettes of felted foliage and tall spikes of yellow, white, pink or mauve flowers.6-9
 
VERBENA
 
 bonariensis-Tall, rigid stems, topped with clusters of scented, mauve flowers.7-10
 
VERONICA (Speedwell)
 
 Spikes of blue, white, or red flowers.5-7
 
VERONICASTUM (Culvers Physic)
 
 Spires of small blue-purple flowers.6-9