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× triternata Rubromarginata |
A cascade of white flowers edged in mauve-pink. Sweetly scented. No garden should be without this beautiful variety. July-September. Prefers some sun. 12-15ft. Hard prune. (Group 3). |
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addisonii |
Nodding pitcher-shaped purple to red flowers with creamy margins to recurved tepals. Glaucous foliage. July-September. E.S.W. 2ft. Hard prune. (Group 3). |
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alternata |
Deep red narrow urn-shaped flowers. June-October. E. or W. 12-14ft. Hard prune. (Group 3). Rare. |
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Buckland Beauty |
Semi-nodding, pitcher-shaped pinkish-mauve flowers. Extremely beautiful. May-September. Any aspect. 5-8ft. Hard prune. (Group 3). |
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chiisanensis Love Child |
Creamy-yellow bells. March-April and again in summer. E.S.W. 10-12ft. No pruning. (Group 1). |
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chrysocoma Hybrid |
Small mid-pink flowers with prominent golden stamens. May- June. Any aspect. 15-20ft. No pruning. (Group 1). |
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crispa (wild collected) |
Soft lilac to white nodding flowers. July-September. E.S.W. 4-5ft. Hard prune (Group 3). |
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crispa Pendragon |
Small nodding reddish-purple flowers. July-September. E.S.W. 10ft. Hard prune (Group 3). |
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flammula |
A foam of sweetly scented white star-like flowers. Neat deep green foliage. August-October. 15-20ft. Hard prune. (Group 3). £ |
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florida |
Creamy-white flowers with purple black stamens. Extremely rare. July-September. E.S.W. 6-8ft. Hard prune. (Group 3). |
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