Prijscourant 2007 - Van Dijk en Co

Van Dijk & Co B.V. 

FlowerSeed Company 

P.O.Box 137 Enkhuizen Wilhelminaplantsoen 45 

1600 AC The Netherlands 1601 LS 

Catalogue 2007 

Prices are stated in EURO’s per 100 G. or otherwise as indicated. 

To orders for less than the indicated quantities an additional charge of 20% is applicable 

Abelmoschus manihot see Hibiscus manihot 

Abutilon vitifolium (Corynabutilon vitifolium) 

Climbing Maple 

010.20 Delft blue*, large exquisite lavender or porcelain-blue flowers, in form like the flower of a single 

hollyhock; vine-leaved silvery foliage; easily raised from seed 

EURO / 100 gram 

56,-- / 10 g 

Abutilon x hybridum maximum 

Flowering Maple, Chinese Lantern 

010.40 Bellvue mixed*, beautiful pastel shades; a large flowered selection 48,-- 

Acacia dealbata (A. decurrens dealbata) 

Mimosa, Silver Wattle 

010.80 Species, bright yellow flowers; attractive foliage 38,-- 

Acanthus mollis 

Artist's Acanthus, Bear's Breaches, Bear's Foot, Branke-Ursine 

011.00 Temple Pillars, white tinged pink; fine glossy green foliage; stout spikes 46,-- 

Achillea millefolium 

Thousand Seal, Bloodwort, Milfoil 

011.50 Aquarelle*, warm, light & bright water-colour shades; abundantly flowering the 1st year; semi-dwarf 

plant habit 

Achillea nana 

Dwarf Milfoil, Glacier Chamomile, Dwarf Alpine Yarrow 

011.60 White, on slightly fluffy stems dense, flat-topped clusters of white flowers; attractive, dwarf aromatica 

plant; the lower woolly, pinnate leaves form almost white rosettes 

140,-- / 10 g 

28.-- 1 g. 

Achillea ptarmica 

Sneezewort, Shirt-buttons, Goosetongues, Seven Year's Love 

011.70 Ballerina, double flowered, pure white; dwarf; early; annual culture 66,-- / 10 g 

Achillea siberica (A. camchatica) (A. mongolica) 88,-- / 10 g 

Mongolian Yarrow 

011.80 Taiga Love *, soft pink; dark green foliage 

Aconitum hemsleyanum 

Climbing Monkshood 

012.20 Species, climber with deeply cut foliage; thin stems terminate in violet-blue flower heads 30,-- / 1.000 sds 

Actaea spicata (A. nigra) 

Banebeberry, Eurasian Baneberry, Herb Christopher, l'Actée en épi, Christophskraut, Hexenkraut, 

Wolfsbeere, Teufelsbeere, Christoffelkruid, Trolldruva, Trollbær, Druemunke, Mustakonnanmarja, 

Czerniec Gronkowy 

012.70 Black Berry, this is the black berried form from the Western Himalayas. Distinct! 158.-- 

Actinidia chinensis 

Chinese Gooseberry, Kiwi Fruit 

012.80 Kiwi, creamy flowers; buff edible fruits 42,50 

Actinidia deliciosa (A. chinensis deliciosa) 

Chinese Gooseberry, Kiwi Fruit 

012.84 Hayward Giant, large-fruited commercial form; variable 96,-- 

Actinotus helianthii 

Flannel Flower 

012.90 Species, star-like creamy white, flannel-textured flowers; deeply divided foliage; very attractive furry 

stems 

Actinotus humilis 

Baby Flannel Flower 

012.94 Species, unique felty white flowers; it flowers freely the first year from seed, and can thus be grown 

as a half-hardy annual; a most attractive and unusual plant with a great commercial potential 

Phone: +31 228 321942 www.vandijkenco.com Facsimile: +31 228 316372 

VAT.no.: 807396242B01 E-mail: vandijkenco@hetnet.nl C.O.C.no.: 36052614 

1/111 

212,-- 

44,-- / 10 g





Adenophora x hybrida 

Ladybells, Becherglocke, Drüsenglocke, Duft- Becherglock, Bekerklokje 

013.00 Amethyst, large numbers of beautiful, nodding, bell-shaped lilac-blue flowers cover fine spikes which 

rise above inconspicuous rosettes of leaves; perfect for ornamental flower borders 

Aethionema coridifolium 

Lebanon Candytuft 

013.20 Pink, the true variety of this free blooming, perennial plant has heads of bright rose-pink and 

comparatively stout unbranching stems densely set with narrow blue-grey leaves 

Aethionema grandiflorum (A. pulchellum) 

Stone Cress, Burnt Candytuft, Persian Candytuft 

013.24 Mount Elbrus*, a charming little, bushy plant with lovely, large flowers of a warm rose colour on 

numerous gently curving racemes 

Agapanthus praecox minimus (A. umbellatus) 

African Lily, Transvaal Lily, Lily of the Nile, Love Flower 

013.40 Adelaide*, deep blue flowers in umbels in summer; graceful light green, sword-shaped leaves; an 

excellent variety for pots, tubs, and containers for conservatories 

Agastache aurantiaca 

Orange Hummingbird Mint 

013.50 Sunrise*, apricot-orange spikes; richly fragrant foliage; very quick growing, excellent in bedding, 

borders and containers; flowers in the first year from seed; is best grown as an annual 

90.-- / 10.000 sds 



2/111 

600.-- 

246,-- / 10 g 

186-- / 10 g 

Agastache cana (Cedronella c.)(A. astromontana)(Monarda a.) 

Dwarf Nectar Hyssop. Lavender Mint, Mosquito Plant 

013.60 Lucky Lady*, bright carmine-pink; rich flowering; very even plant habit 350.-- 

013.62 Purple Lady*, as the above but bright purple 450.-- 

013.80 

Agastache foeniculum (A. anethiodora)(A. anisata) 

Anise Hyssop, Licorice Mint, Agastache Fenouil, Anis Hysope, Hysope Anisée, Grande Hysope, 

Anisysop, Duftnessel, Koreanische Minze, Anijsplant, Anijsdropplant, Anijsnetel 

Blue Spike, clear lavender-blue flowers in large spikes from early June til frost; leaves are strongly 

anise-scented and are used fresh or dry as a tea or seasoning; flowers produce abundant nectar and 

therefor it is an excellent- or wonder honey-plant; early and uniform 

24.-- 

013.84 Snow Spike, white counterpart of the above 24.-- 

Agastache pallidiflora ssp. neomexicana (Cedronella n.) 

New Mexico Hummingbird Mint, New Mexico Giant Hyssop, Dropplant, Anijsnetel, Pachuli 

014.00 Lavender Haze, tight spikes of lavender-pink flowers; stiff upright stems; silvery green foliage; 

lavender scented 

Agastache rupestris 

Rocky Honey Plant, Thread-leaf Giant Hyssop, Sunset Hyssop, Anise Hyssop 

014.10 Burnt Orange*, pastel salmon-burnt orange flowers; distinctive, smoky grey-green foliage and stems; 

bushy and compact plants, which make them extremely useful for containers, pots etc. 

Agastache wrightii 

Giant Hyssop, Texas Hyssop 

014.20 Sonoran*, small whitish lavender flowers; the highly fragrant foliage has a hint of liquorice; the 

triangular grey-green leaves are usually not wrinkling upon drying 

314.-- 

432.-- 

98,-- / 10.000 sds 

014.30 

Agastache x breviflora 

Nectar Hyssop, Liquorice Mint, Trans-Pecos Giant Hyssop 

Bordeaux Magnifique*, beautiful, vivid wine-red or striking olden, vivid Bordeaux-red; monarda-like 

blooms with a very pleasant, fresh liquorice odour; upright spikes 

p.o.r. 

014.34 Rosé Magnifique*, as the above, but vivid rose-pink, dotted rosy-red p.o.r. 

Agropyron magellanicum (Elymus m.) 

Magellan Blue Grass 

016.80 Eleusis, leaves are erect to somewhat flattened and spreading, flat or folded, glabrous or puberulous, 

vivid blue-grey; it is grown for its unusual digitate panicles, which may be cut and dried before the 

inflorescence is fully developed; spikes become straw-yellow 

Agrostis nebulosa (A. tenuis)(A. vulgaris)(A. elegans) 

Cloud Grass, Nebelgras, Wolke Gras, Struisgras, Udu-Kastehein 

016.90 Species, hardy, annual flowering grass; very slender culms, which are glossy darkgreen. 

Inflorescence light and graceful, loose, broadly spreading with long branches and valuable for cutting 

for mixing with flowers in summer, or drying for winter decoration; it will grow in any ordinary soil in a 

sunny position; can be grown as a potplant as well. 

p.o.r. 

144.-- / 10 g. 

36.--





Agrostocrinum scabrum 

Blue Grass Lily 

017.00 Species, deep blue flowers; highly ornamental 354,-- 

Ainsworthia trachycarpa 

Lace Flower, Point d' Alencon, Alenconner Spitzen, Kantbloem, Umbelífera de Chipre e Israel 

018.00 Nature’s Art, white flowers in broad umbels; beautiful Ammi-like cut flower 128,-- 

Aira elegantissima (A. capillaris)(A. elegans)(Agrostis algeriensis) 

Hair Grass 

018.10 Hapsilauha, loose tufts; branches spreading; delicate branchlets; dwarf p.o.r. 

Ajuga genevensis 

Blue Bugle 

018.30 Species, blue, non trailing 220,-- 

Ajuga reptans 

Carpet Bugleweed, Common Bugle 

018.40 Blue Carpet, dark blue flowers in summer; useful ground covering plant 430,-- 

Albizia julibrissin 

SilkTree 

018.50 Species, terminal mop-like clusters of the pale pink stamens look like flowers; leaves divided; nice 

small tree 

Alcea ficifolia (Althaea ficifolia) 

Fig-leaved Hollyhock, Perennial Hollyhock 

019.00 Antwerp Stars, vigorous, rust tolerant plants of a bushy habit with distinct foliage and long spikes of 

beautiful, large, single, saucer-shaped flowers in the shade of yellow, copper, pink, red and white 

Alcea pallida (Althaea pallida) 

Eastern Hollyhock 

019.10 Species, delightful, yellow-centred, rosy lilac, shaded salmon; a beautiful, single flowered species 240.-- 

Alcea rosea annua (Althaea rosea annua) 

Double flowered, annual Hollyhock 

019.20 Majorette, a dwarf variety with a bushy habit and large fully double, frilly flowers in a glorious and full 

colour range bringing a mass of colour in the garden 

Alcea rosea (Althaea rosea) 

Chater’s double flowered, biennial Hollyhock 

019.50 Chamois, apricot-buff 32.60 

019.52 Chestnut, chestnut-brown 32.60 

019.54 Crimson, deep blood-red 32.60 

019.56 Lavender, lavander-lilac 32.60 

019.58 Moonlight, soft yellow 32.60 

019.60 Pink, bright pink 32.60 

019.62 Rose, deep rose 32.60 

019.64 Salmon, clear salmon-pink 32.60 

019.66 Scarlet, bright scarlet-red 32.60 

019.68 Sunshine, golden yellow 32.60 

019.70 White, pure white 32.60 

019.74 Chater’s Formula Mixture 32.60 

Alcea rosea nigra (Althaea nigra) 

Black Hollyhock 

019.80 Jet Black, single, almost black flowers 22,-- 

Alcea rugosa (Althaea rugosa) 

Caucasican Hollyhock 

019.90 Species, long spikes with light yellow blooms; single flowered 240.-- 

Alchemilla alpina 

Alpine Lady’s Mantle, Silbermantel 

020.10 Yellow, small greenish of yellowish flowers in corymbs; the light green and kidney-shaped leaves 

bear on the under side and on their stems a beautiful silvery sheen; groundcover 

Alchemilla mollis (A. acutiloba) 

Lady's Mantle 

020.14 Thriller in Green*, lime-yellow; excellent for cutting 128,-- 



3/111 

76,-- 

22,-- 

14.-- 

60.--





Alchemilla xanthochlora (A. vulgaris) 

Dew Cup, Common Lady's Mantle, Alchémille, Pied de Lion, Manteau de Notre-Dame, Gemeiner 

Frauenmantel, Geelgroene Vrouwenmantel, Przywrotnik Zóltawozielony 

020.18 Species, palmately-lobed or divided leaves and greenish or yellowish flowers in corymbs; the light 

green leaves bear on the under side and on their stems a beautiful silvery sheen; they have the 

power of condensing moisture from the ai; the relatively large, yellow-green flowers are produced in 

dense corymbs and though individually inconspicuous are in the mass extremely decorative 

Alisma plantago-aquatica 

Great Water-Plantain, Mad Dog Weed, Gemeiner Froschloeffel, Grote waterweegbree, Plantain 

d'eau commun, Zbieniec Babka Wodna, Llantén de Agua, Alisma, Pan de Rana, Plantatge Aquàtuc, 

Zain-belar, Tangachem-da-água, Frog's bit, Weybroed, Plantain d'Eau, Piantaggine Wegerich 

020.30 Species, a flowering plant, native to most of the Northern Hemisphere, in Europe, northern Asia, and 

North America. It grows in shallow water, and consists of a fibrous root, several basal leaves 15-30 

cm long, and a triangular stem up to 1 m tall, with a branched inflorescence bearing numerous small 

flowers with three round or slightly jagged, white or pale purple, petals 

Alliaria petiolata (A. officinalis)(Sisymbrium alliaria) 26,-- 

Garlic Mustard, Hedge Garlic, Alliaire officinale, Herbe à l'ail, Knoblauchskraut, Knoblauchsrauke, 

Look zonder Look 

020.40 Species, white flowers; garlic-scented pot-herb 26,-- 

Allium flavum 

Yellow Leek, Yellow Onion 

020.44 Species, loose umbels of small clear lemon-yellow flowers; attractive; can flower the first year from 

seed, when sown early; a very distinct little species with tight clumps of almost blue foliage 

Allium nutans 

Blue Chives, Blue Garlic, Siberian Garlic Chives, Onion drooping, Knikkende Bieslook, Longus lauk, 

Nikkende løg, Gräslök, sibirisk 

02046 Species, nodding buds (hence the name nutans); lilac-blue, scented flowers, completely spherical 

and with a pincushion effect because of the long exserted stamens; the stems are strongly "winged", 

leaves are flattened; beautiful pink, edible bulbs 

Allium ramosum (A. odorum) 

Chinese Chives, Flowering Onion, Ornamental Leek, Fragrant-flowered Garlic, Fragrant Onion, 

Siberian Onion, Chinesischer Schnittlauch, Zierlauch, Chinesischer Lauch, Schnittknoblauch, 

Tuoksulaukka, Doftlök, Ja lõhnav Lauk 

020.48 Species, this rhizominous variety of onion from Central Asia, produces 50 cm long leaves and very 

fragrant white flowers with red markings during mid-summer. 



4/111 

200.-- 

50.-- 

90.-- / 10 g.. 

56.-- / 10 g 

Allium sphaerocephalum 

Drumstick Garlic, Round-headed Leek 

020.52 Drum Majorette, plum-shaped, reddish-wine-purple flowers on thin stems 140,-- 

Allium tuberosum (A. angulosum)(A. senescens) 

Chinese Chives, Garlic Chives, Chinese Leek, Flat Chives, Flowering Chives, Ciboulette ail, Ail 

Chinois, Chinesischer Schnittknoblauch, Chinese Bieslook, Knoflookbieslook, Knolau, Kinesisk 

Gräslö, Kinaløg, Kinapurløg, Kinesisk Purløg, Schnitt-Knoblauch, Kantløk, Kinagressløk, 

Kiinanruohosipul, i Kiinansipuli, Ail tubéreux, Ciboule de Chine, Cive chino, Mugullauk 

020.54 Kau tsoi, nira, almost evergreen dark green foliage; white flowers are born on an erect, solid 

somewhat angular-shaped scape; the unusual flat-leaved chives do have a strong garlic flavou; 

leaves are harvested when about 20 cm in length, young scapes and flower buds are also eaten, 

scapes are harvested when 30-40 cm in height and while flower buds are still green and closed. 

Allium ursinum 

Ramsons Wood Garlic 

020.60 Species, a wild flower bearing in spring loose umbels of up to 20 pretty, white star-like flowers. A 

useful plant for naturalizing in woods and the like, which, given half a chance, it will carpet eventually 

completely 

Allium vineale 

Wild Garlic, Field Garlic, Scallions, Wild Onion, Crow Garlic, Kraailook 

020.70 Species, flowers are greenish-white, small, and on short stems above the globe of aerial bulblets; 

hollow, round leaves, bulblets are an egg-shaped 3-parted capsule 

Allium x jajlae (Allium scordoprasum ssp. Jajlae) 

Broad Ligulate Leek, Breed Lintlook, Breitbandlauch 

020.80 Gourmet Leek*, beautiful rose-violet flowers in small round heads during summer; flat, thick fleshy 

leaves with a soft, garlic taste; far better than the well-known Chinese leek 

110.-- 

14.-- 

72,-- 

28,-- 

p.o.r.





Aloe ferox (A. supralaevis) 

Cape Aloe, Tap Aloe, Kap-Aloe, Bitteraalwyn, Bitter Aloe 

020.90 Species, the complex inflorescence is branched into racemes. tightly packed with numerous flowers, 

which are orange-red, yellowish or white; tubular in shape with the style and stamens protruding from 

of the flower; attractive succulent; adapts well to home or greenhouse environment 

Alonsoa acutifolia 

Mask Flower 

021.00 Orange Hedge, lax clusters of spurred, orange flowers; a bushy, strong-growing plant with broad 

pointed leaves 

Alonsoa meridionalis 

Mask Flower 

021.04 Funky Hedge*, funky orange-red; hedging type 280,-- 

Alonsoa unilabiata (Diascia u.) 

Darth Vadar Flower 

021.08 Vampire in a Pink Bonnet, dark salmon-pink flowers have dark centers with two vivid yellow green 

"eyes" and dark “fangs”; all of which give it the appearance of an evil face 

Alopecurus pratensis 

Common Foxtail Grass, Meadow Foxtail, Lamb’s-tail Grass 

021.12 Foxyfox, smooth upright culms, which are clump-forming; leaves are flat and the panicles cylindrical, 

dense, pale green, often tinged purple; quite attractive 

Alstroemeria ligtu 

Peruvian Lily. St. Martin's Flower 

021.20 Dr. Salters’ New Hybrids, pastel shades ranging from salmon-pink, apricot, cerise to deep red 74,-- 

Alternanthera denticulata 

Lesser Joy weed 

021.30 White, cylindrical to globe-shaped heads, on stalks of 9 cm long, that are papery to touch; half-hardy 

shrubby perennial used for carpet bedding 

Althaea see Alcea 



5/111 

258.-- 

280,-- 

p.o.r. 

18.-- 

90,-- / 10 g 

Alyogine hakeifolia 

Red-centred Hibiscus 

021.34 Exotic Saucers*, soft pink; red centered 228,-- 

Alyogine huegelii 

Purple or Blue Hibiscus 

021.38 Shining Saucers*, shining, bluish mauve 212,-- 

Alyssum annual varieties see Lobularia maritima 

Alyssum repens 

Creeping or Mountain Madwort 

021.76 Crawly Creeper*, bright yellow; abundantly flowering during May and April; far more floriferous than 

the A. saxatile and A. montanum; a dwarf and compact growing Alyssum, ideal for bedding 

Alyssum sinuatum 

Sinuous Madwort 

021.90 Pebbles*, light yellow; grey foliage; ornamental seedpods 250,-- 

Amaranthus caudatus gibbosus 

Giant Love-lies-Bleeding, Trompa Elefentului, Discipline de Religieuse, Rispenfuchschwanz 

024.10 DreadLocks, bloodred flower clusters drooping in long terminal pony tail-like panicles 25,-- 

Amaranthus paniculatus (A. hybridus paniculatus)(A. cruentus paniculatus) 

Amaranth, Velvet Flower 

024.40 Festival Feathers*, fresh green leaves, which later on slowly are becoming darker and even dark 

red. The feathers are fresh and light green as well, but with bright red amaranth-coloured top ends 

Amaranthus tricolor (A. melancholicus)(A. gangeticus) 

Chinese Spinach, Foliage Amaranth, Tampala, Klaroen 

025.80 Garden Select*, cream, yellow, bright red, rosy-red, orange and dark red; early colouring 78,-- 

Amaryllis hippeastrum see Hippeastrum hybridum 

330,-- 

66,--





Amethystea caerulea 

Indian Gems, Amethystie 

026.20 BluQuartz, dense heads of bright lavender-blue flowers, which open out of deep blue buds; a goodsized, 

bushy annual with dark stems and delicate, sweet-smelling foliage in a deep chestnut-like 

shade overlaid with a metallic-blue glow 

Ammobium alatum grandiflorum nanum 

Dwarf Everlasting Sand Flower, Sand- or Winged Iimmortelle, Immortelle des Jardins d'Australie 

027.10 Pearly Drops*, large flowered white, yellow centered; extra dwarf 420,-- 

Ampelodesmos mauritanicus 

Rope Grass 

027.30 Species, stately grass; lofty, upward and arching stems race skyward, asserting mostly 

one-sided pearl-coloured panicles above a dark green clump-forming mound; airy purple-flushed 

inflorescences 

Anacyclus depressus compactum (A pyrethrum var.depressus compactum) 

Mount Atlas Daisy, Ringblume, Atlas-Kamille, Zwergmagerite, Bertram Ringkörbchen 

027.50 Silver Pygmy, myriads of small, white daisy-like flowers, underneath the rays are red; ferny, silvery 

foliage; a very pretty rock garden plant from Maroc, quite an improvement over the species! 

Anagallis arvensis 

Cure All, Poor Man's Weather Glass, Mouron rouge, Roter Gauchheil, Ackergauchheil, Guichelheil 

027.60 Scarlet Pimpernel, true wild form with the pretty, slender-stemmed, scarlet flowers; they are open 

only when the sun shines; their habit of closing in dull weather has given the plant the name "poor 

man's weather-glass." 



6/111 

68,-- 

498,-- 

192.--/ 10 g 

Anagallis monellii ssp. linifolia (A. collina)(A. linifolia)(A. grandiflora) 

Blue Pimpernel 

027.70 Blue Noon*, azure-blue flowers; lush green foliage; a beautiful, large flowered variety 50,-- 

Anaphalis triplinervis 

Pearly Everlasting, Siberian Edelweiss 

027.80 SummerSnow*, pointed, shiny white bracts radiating outwards from the tiny disc; rather lax stems 

with numerous pale grey-green leaves. SummerSnow is dwarfer than the species 

Anchusa azurea (A. italica) 

Italian Bugloss, Perennial Bugloss, Buglosse d'Italie, Italienische Ochsenzunge, Italiaanse 

Ossentong, Large Blue Alkanet, Lsien il-fart ikhal, Buglosa, Lengua de buey 

027.90 Dropmore Variety, a rather fine perennial for the back of the border with very long narrow, shining 

leaves and bearing in summer large panicles of lovely, brilliant ultramarine-blue flowers 

42.-- 

174,-- / 10 g 

80.-- / kg 

Anchusa capensis 

Cape Forget-Me-Not, Summer Forget-Me-Not, Cape Bugloss 

027.92 Blue Angel, marine-blue; very free blooming; uniform 116.-- / kg 

Andrographis paniculata 

Indian Echinacea, Quasabhuva, Oli-kiryata, Kalmegh, Bhuinimba, The Creat, Naine-havandi, 

Kariyatu, Kalmegha, Bhunimba, Kirayat, Nilavembu, Nelaberu, Nilavembu, Nelavepu, Kiriyattu, 

Sambiloto, Melayu, Bumi or Pokok, Cerita 

027.96 Species, an annual plant with characteristic white, purple spotted, flowers; it grows erect to a height 

of 30-110 cm in moist shady places with glabrous leaves; widely cultivated in southern Asia, where it 

is used to treat infections and some diseases, often being used before antibiotics were created; 

mostly the leaves and roots were used for medicinal purposes 

Andropogon gerardii 

Big Bluestem, Turkey Foot Bluestem 

028.00 Species, blue-green leaves, stunning orange to maroon fall colour 98,-- 

Andropogon saccharoides 

Silver Beard Grass 

028.04 Species, bright green leaves turn orange in the fall; shimmering appearance in late summer when 

the fluffy white seedheads emerge 

Andropogon scoparius (Schizachyrium s.) 

Little Bluestem, Bunch Grass, Prairie Grass 

028.08 Species, a hardy perennial, ornamental flowering grass with blue-grey or foliage turning copper-red 

in autumn and rich golden-orange by winter; strong stems, clumped, slender and above branched 

Anemanthele lessoniana (Stipa arundinacea) 

Rainbow Grass, Gossamer Grass, Fasanenschwanzgras 

198.-- 

74,-- / 1.000 sds 

25,--





028.40 Species, beautiful, arching grass with strands of glimmering ruby-red shining through the lime-green 

swards; spectacular when waving in the breeze like 'angels' hair' or grown as a specimen in the 

border or a container 

Anemocarpa podolepidium (Chrysocephalum p.) 

Rock Everlasting 

028.48 Species, terminal, woolly heads, yellow florets; grey-green, felty leaves 180,-- 

Anemone nemorosa 

Wood Anemone, Spring Anemone, Bosanemoon, Buschwindroeschen, Vitsippa, Kvitsymre, Hvid 

Anemone, Valkovuokko 

028.50 Sylvie, one of the greater delights of shade gardening; flowers with soft blue cups and outside 

reddish blooms over dark green cleft leaves; little twig-like, brittle rhizomes that creep and multify 

rapidly beneath the surface of woody soil 

Anemone ranunculoides 

Yellow Wood Anemone, Gelbes Windroeschen 

028.52 Species, an attractive species with in spring long-stalked, canary-yellow flowers 112.-- 

Anemone rivularis 

Chinese Wind Flower 

028.54 Grace, bowl-shaped flowers are waxy white and have a blue reverse on the outside and purple 

anthers; fibrous roots and dark green, broad, and rounder foliage than most of the anemones 

Angelica archangelica (Angelica officinalis) 

Angelica, Archangel, Holy Ghost, Wild Parsnip, Engelwurz, Grote Engelwortel 

028.56 Species, bold plant with a large greenish white umbel; compaound leaves; a hollow stem and a long 

thick fleshy root; stems have a flavour similar to liquorice 

Angelica sylvestris 

Wild Angelica, Angélique des Bois, Waldengelwurz, Gewone Engelwortel, Strätta, Sløke, Angelik, 

Karhunputki, Geithvönn 

028.58 Species, broad, double-finned leaves; the stem is coarse, tubular and violet at the bottom, with broad 

leaf shafts; at the top the stem has fine hairs; flowers are green-white 

Angianthus tomentosus 

Camel Grass 

028.60 Species, terminal clusters of pale yellow flowers 230,-- 

029.00 

Anigozanthos flavidus 

Tall Kangaroo Paw; Evergreen Kangaroo Paw 

Red flowers; they occur in clusters on tall, branched stems, which emerge from the bases of the 

leaves 

320,-- 

029.04 Yellow flowers; the typical colour of the flowers is a pale greenish-yellow 282,-- 

Anigozanthos gabriellae 

Wallaby Paw, Red-cheeked Gibbon 

029.08 Species, flowers are red and green with variants of all red flowers; flowering tems are only between 5 

to 15 cm tall; makes an annual, flowering plant 

Anigozanthos humilis 

Quoll's Paw, Cat's Paw 

029.12 Species, colour varies from predominantly orange with patches of yellow and visa versa; flowering 

stems can be 15 to 60 cm; a small short-lived species 

Anigozanthos manglesii 

Red & Green Paw 

029.16 Species, natural colour variants include green with a yellow base, entirely orange, bright yellow with 

a red base, metallic blue with a red base and an all white form has been reported; the best known of 

the K/Paws; one of the easiest species to germinate from seed and within eighteen months it is 

possible to produce a plant with 40 to 50 stems of flowers 

Anigozanthos preissii 

Albany's Cat's Paw 

029.20 Species, flowers are terminal with very little colour variation light orange/yellow with a red base; the 

largest flower of all the Kangaroo Paws 

Anigozanthos rufus 

Red Kangaroo Paw 

029.24 Species, flower colour is consistently an outstanding dark red; a good species for cultivation with 

long & strong flower stems 



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744,-- 

96.-- 

212,-- 

11.40 

20.-- 

136,-- / 10 g 

56,50 / 10 g 

300,-- 

140,-- / 10 g 

148,-- / 10 g





Anigozanthos viridis 

Green Kangaroo Paw 

029.28 Species, flower colour is an attractive iridescent green to yellow-green; tall flower stems with 

terminally displayed flowers in racemes 

110,-- / 10 g 

Anoda cristata (A. dilleniana)(A. hastata)(A. lavateroides)(A. triangularis) 

Cup Mallow, Crested Anoda, Straalvrucht 

29.32 LilaNova*, numerous bright lilac cups on top of the branches 60.-- 

Antennaria dioica (Gnaphalium dioicum) 

Cat's Ear, Cat's Foot, Rozenkransje, Katzenpfoetchen 

029.36 Pastel Cushion, white flowers tinged with pink, born in dense corymbs; hardy herbaceous, cushionforming 

perennial with silvery-white leaves; ideal for bedding, edging or clothing spots 

Anthemis carpatica (A. cretica ssp carpatica) 

Mountain Dog-Daisy, White Marguerite, Karpaten-Kamille, Karpatenschnee 

029.40 Carpathian Snow, large, snow-white, yellow centered flowers; fully-cut, strongly-scented foliage 

forming a fine, dwarf cushion-like plant 

76.-- / 10 g 

Anthemis triumfettii (A. tinctoria triumfettii) 

Upright Chamomilla, Camomille de trionfettii 

029.44 Triumph Daisy*, white; early flowering; bushy upright habit 132.-- 

Anthericum ramosum 

St. Bernhard’s Lily 

029.48 Species, myriads of star-like white flowers, elegant and dainty; low clumps of narrow grass-like 

leaves; tall slender stems, branching in the upper half 

Anthocercis littorea 

Coastal Ray Flower, Yellow Tail Flower 

029.52 Coastal Ray Flower, yellow flowers, purple centers; strongly scented 196.-- 

Anthotium humile 

Posies 

029.56 Lucky Bay, graceful form and orange, bronze and green colouring; white leafs 66.-- / 10 g 

Anthyllis vulneraria ssp. rubriflora 

Red Woundwort. Red Kidney Vetch, Rotblütiger Wundklee, Rode Wondklaver 

029.60 Coccinea Red, showy orange-red flowered selection; blooming from May until August. 448.-- 

Antigonon leptopus 

Coral Vine 

029.70 Queen's Wreath , small rose pink flowers; leaves are dark green, heart- to arrowhead-shaped; 

edible tubers; a fast growing, evergreen vine 

Antirrhinum braun-blanquettii 

Perennial Snapdragon, Hardy Snapdragon 

030.00 Lemon Sherbet, bright yellow flowers, with a hint of cream; its candelabra shape, and branching 

habit make it ideal for borders or large containers 

Antirrhinum hispanicum molissimum 

Spanish Snapdragon 

030.10 Spanish Lady*, delightful soft pink, knotted flowers; blooming very abundantly over a long period 



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92.-- 

32,40 / 100 g 

26,-- / 10.000 sds 

Antirrhinum latifolium 

Broad-leaved Snapdragon, Gueule-de-loup à large feuilles 

030.26 Butter & Cream*, creamy yellow; deep yellow lowerlip 300,-- 

Antirrhinum majus maximum Tip Top Series 

A base-branching type, both for main and lateral stems; a very long flowering period; an excellent 

cutflower and a very attractive item for the background of the border 

030.30 Annie, ruby-red 

030.32 Didi, canary-yellow 18.-- 

030.34 Elise, bright rose 18.-- 

030.36 Irma, appleblossom 18.-- 

030.38 Kea, orange-rose 18.-- 

030.40 Marlene, bright scarlet 18.-- 

030.42 Yvonne, pure white 18.-- 

030.44 Tip Top Formula Mix 18.-- 

p.o.r.





Antirrhinum majus nanum 

Semi-dwarf Snapdragons 

030.50 Black Prince, delightful, near black, velvety crimson; dark foliage 44.-- 

030.52 Dazzler, orange-scarlet, very bright colour 18.-- 

030.54 Nelrose, bright pink 18.-- 

030.56 Nigh & Day, near black, velvety crimson with silvery throat; dark foliage 116.-- 

030.58 Royal Rose, deep rose 18.-- 

030.60 Welcome, deep crimson 18.-- 

030.62 Formula Mix of the above mentioned colours 38.-- 

030.64 Circus Clowns, jolly mixture of all bicoloured varieties 116.-- 

030.66 Midnight Mixture, shades of sultry dark reds, crimsons, maroons, purples and bright scarlet 116.-- 

030.68 Rusty Shades*, beautiful warm colours 98,-- 

030.70 Torbay Rock*, variegated flowers; exotic striped and mottled bi-colours 98.-- 

030.72 Trumpet Serenade, butterfly-type flowers in good colour range 48.-- 

Antirrhinum majus pumilum 

Dwarf Snapdragons 

032.30 Emerald Isles*, a beautiful colour blend of dwarf snaps for hanging baskets, pots, containers and 

rockeries, having a trailing or creeping growing habi; flowering - it's unbelievable - all summer and 

every plant is a small isle at itself, treasuring surprisingly coloured summer shades and moreover a 

lovely sweet scent; just take the Calves' Snouts away and the flowering outburst will be extended 

until frosts. extremely dwarf, rich- and long flowering mix of colourful emeralds 

032.46 Trumpet Voluntary, very colourful dwarf bedding mixture of open, freesia flower-like or trumpetshaped 

snapdragon-types 

Antirrhinum nuttallianum ssp. nuttallianum 

Nuttall’s Snapdragon, Purple or Violet Snapdragon 

032.50 Blue Mist*, very small blue-purple flowers with white lips; slender stems; mounding habit; long 

season 

Antirrhinum sempervirens 

Silver Snapdragon, Evergreen Snapdragon, Fragrant Granny’s Bonnet 

032.58 White Rocks, white flowers striped soft lilac; evergreen foliage 896,-- 

Antirrhinum siculum pendulum 

Sicilian Snapdragon 

032.62 Rocky Isles*, yellow hanging basket type; rich flowering p.o.r. 

Aquilegia fragrans 

Fragrant Columbine 

034.20 Blue, palest blue; large flowers; apple-scented; bluish green foliage 192,-- / 10 g 

Aquilegia nigricans 

Black Columbine 

034.30 Balcany Black, very large, dark purple flowers with stout, hooked spurs 250,-- / 10 g 

Aquilegia skinneri 

Bicoloured Columbine 

034.50 Tequila Sunrise, orange and gold, long-spurred flowers, blooming the first year from an early sowing 

Aquilegia viridiflora 

Green-flowered Columbine, Caramel & Chocolat, Chocolate Columbine 

034.70 Chocolate Drop, a fascinating columbine with dainty foliage and the small, but interesting flowers 

coloured green, with maroon corollas that have a sweet, delicate scent 

Aquilegia vulgaris 

Common Columbine, Garden Columbine, European Crowfoot 

035.20 Mellow Yellow*, the golden foliage aquilegia to come almost 100% true from seed; the new foliage 

appears to glow in a shaded spot, the white or pale milky blue flowers being just a further bonus 

Arabidopsis thaliana (Sisymbrium t.)Stenophragma t.) 

Thale Cress, Mouse-eared Cress, Arabette de Thalius, Schmalwand, Zandraket, Kersjeskruid 

035.30 Aresa, a small, white flowering plant which is widely used by plant science researchers as a model 

organism to study plant developmental processes; rapid life cycle (about 5 weeks from seed to seed) 



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62,40 

76,50 

p.o.r. 

25,-- / 1.000 sds 

25,-- / 1.000 sds 

Arabis androsacea 

Wall Cress, Rock Cress 

036.80 Tourelle*, white, large flowered; grows well in containers, tubs, pots etc. p.o.r. 

Arabis blepharophylla 

768,-- 

23.--





Red Rock Cress 

036.84 Spring Charm, vivid, bright crimson-red tinged with purple; glossy foliage. 180.-- 

Arabis caucasica (A. albida)(A. alpina ssp. caucasica) 

Garden Arabis, Wall Rock Cress, Hageskrinneblom, Hvid Kalkkarse, Kaukasianpitkäpalko, Garten- 

Gänsekresse, Fagertrav, Randjesbloem, Begijntjes, Rijstebrijplant 

036.90 Alba Preacox, white flowers; spreading habit 22.-- 

036.92 Rosea Grandiflora, delicate pink 44.-- 

036.94 Snow Peak, white flowering; extra dwarf and compact 30.-- 

Arabis procurrens 

Running Rock Cress, Ungarische Gaensekresse 

036.98 White Butterflies*, shows an abundance of pure white, long-lasting, four-petalled flowers giving the 

impression of small butterflies; forming dense mats of shining, glossy, dark green, evergreen foliage 

276,-- / 10 g 

Araucaria excelsa (A. heterophylla) 

Norfolk Island Pine 

037.00 Species 156,-- 

Archontophoenix alexandrae (Ptychosperma alexandrae) 

Alexander Palm, King Palm, King Alexander Palm 

037.10 Species, creamy-white flowers; leaves are silvery-grey underside; elegant 160,-- / 1.000 sds 

Arctotis venusta (A. grandis) 

Blue-eyed African Daisy, Witgousblom, Bereoor 

037.40 White Dawn*, large, white daisies tinted with mauve on robust stems that face the sun and follows its 

course through the sky, bending towards the east during the night to await the dawn 

Ardisia crenata (A. crenulata)(A. crispa) 

Coral Berry, Marl Berry 

037.50 Species, white flowers; followed by long lasting, bright red berries; glossy foliage; fabulous pot plant 

Ardisia humilis 

Red Ardisia, Low Shoe Button 

037.54 Species, pinkish white flowers open in spring and last a long time; followed by scarlet berries, turning 

black in fall; excellent pot plant 



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96,40 / 1.000 sds 

96,40 / 1.000 sds 

Arenaria circassica (Arenaria pinifolia)(Minuartia c.)(Minuartia caucasica) 

Pine-leaved Sandwort 

037.60 Voronov, white flowered; fir-like leaves; small tufts; fine for small pots p.o.r. 

Arenaria montana 

Mountain Sandwort 

037.64 Avalanche, makes a snowdrift in summer with its tuft-forming sheets of small rich green leaves 

simply smothered by large saucer-shaped white flower; indispensable and showy! Suitable for 

flowering in pots 

Arenaria serpyllifolia 

Thyme-leaved Sandwort, Quendelsandkraut, Sabline à feuilles de serpolet, Zandmuur 

037.68 Species, annual sprawling plant; white flowers; thyme-leaved 234,-- 

Arenaria blepharophylla steveniana 

Annual Sandwort 

037.70 Gypso*, gypsophila-like white flowers on deep green grass-like tussocks p.o.r. 

Argemone pleiacantha 

White Prickly Poppy 

037.90 Goliath*, extraordinary giant, white crinkled blooms 84,-- 

Argyreia nervosa (A. speciosa)(Convolvulus s.) 

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose 

037.94 Cordon Seda, showy funnel-shaped rosy-purple flowers on long stalked and handsome heartshaped 

leaves; followed by attractive brown pods with persitant sepals, the 'wooden rose' valued in 

dry arrangements 

Aristolochia elegans 

Calico Flower, Birthwort 

037.96 Dutchman's Pipe, striking unusual, large flowers are deeply mottled and veined with purple, white 

and yellow, followed by elegant, ornamental seedpods; slender twiner with evergreen kidney-shaped 

foliage; graceful vine 

288,-- 

528,-- 

98,--





Arnica montana 

Leopards Bane, Mountain Tobacco, European Arnica, Bergwohlverleih 

038.00 Species, large, solitary, orange-yellow flowers; rosettes of attractive, aromatic, downy leaves 398,-- 

Arnica sachalinensis 

Lamb's skin, Sahhalini Arnika, Slåtterblomman, 

038.40 CoolGold*, golden yellow flowers; rich and long flowering already in the first year 238,-- 

Artemisia absinthium 

Absinthe Wormwood, Grand Wormwood, Lad's Love, Old Man, Wormwood, L'Absinthe, Grande 

Absinthe, Herbe aux vers, Herbe Sainte, Armoise Amère, Wermut, Absintalsem 

038.60 Species, globose yellow flower-heads; fragrant foliage 22.-- 

Artemisia annua 

Chinese Wormwood, Sweet Wormwood 

038.70 Sweet Annie, this robust but elegant annual should be used in place of Kochia, the Summer- 

Cypress, for foliage and temporary hedges 

Artemisia dracunculus 

Tarragon, Estragon, Dragon 

038.80 Species, drooping white flowers in high summer; dark green, lance-shaped leaves; a warm spicy 

scent; popular herb for seasoning 

Artemisia stelleriana 

Beach Wormwood, Dusty Miller Sagewort, Old Woman, Edelruit 

039.00 Yellow on Silver*, attractive foliage, resembling that of Senecio maritima 256,-- / 10 g 

Arthropodium capillipes (Dichopogon c.) 

Purple Lily 

039.10 Species, versatile attractive plant with sweetly scented white to purple flowers; tufted habit 



11/111 

53,50 

64,-- 

136,-- / 10 g 

Arthropodium milleflorum (A. paniculatum) 

Pale Vanille Lily 

039.14 Species, sweetly scented, white flowers; greenhouse herbaceous perennial 178,-- 

Arum maculatum 

Cuckoo-pint, Pied-de-Veau, Gouet. Aronstab, Gevlekte Aronskelk 

039.18 Lords & Ladies, yellowish green, spotted purple 56,-- 

Aruncus dioicus (A. sylvester)(Spiraea aruncus) 

Goat's Beard, Barbe de Bouc, Barba de Chivo, Wald-Geissbart 

039.20 Goat's Beard, creamy-white flowers in tall spikes; quite showy 140,-- 

Asarina erubescens (Lophospermum e.)(Maurandya e.) 

Creeping Gloxinia 

039.24 Bridal Bouquet, large creamy-white flowers, soft green foliage 28,-- / 1.000 sds 

039.28 Rose, largest soft-rose flower; large leaves; vigorous climber 28,-- / 1.000 sds 

Asarina procumbens (Antirrhinum asarina) 

Rock Snapdragon, Creeping Snapdragon 

039.32 Chickabiddy*, creamy lemon-yellow; a good wall plant; useful for hanging baskets, pots etc. 

Asarina purpusii (Maurandya p.) 

Victoria Falls 

039.34 Pink Basket, sprawling stems and softly hairy triangular leaves; beautiful, long-stemmed, pink 

trumpet-like flowers; non climbing; unique for baskets and pots 

94,-- / 10 g 

44,-- / 1.000 sds 

Asarina scandens (Maurandya s.) 

Asarinas will grow with great luxuriance, when trained against balconies, verandahs or trellis-work, 

supporting themselves by their twisted petioles 

039.38 Rose, bright rose blooms; rather large- and free flowered; medium small leaves 18,-- / 1.000 sds 

039.42 Violet, as above, but deep violet-blue 18,-- / 1.000 sds 

039.46 White, as above, but pure white 18,-- / 1.000 sds 

Asarina wislizensis (Maurandya w.) 

Vining Snapdragon 

039.50 Red Dragon, deep crimson flowers, pendulous shoots, superb for baskets 98,-- / 1.000 sds 

Asarum europaeum 

Hazelwort, Haselwurz 

039.54 Purple Asarabacca, dull purple or purplish brown, drooping, bell-shaped flowers 126,--





Asclepias asperula 

Antelope Horns, Green-flowered Milkweed, Spider Antelope Horns 

039.60 Species, the green & pink flowers with dark striping are crowded into rounded, solitary terminal 

clusters; long narrow leaves shaped like antelope horns and a pod with a similar curve 

Asclepias incarnata 

Swamp Milkweed 

039.64 Butterfly, umbels of deep rose flowers; smooth, dark green, lance-shaped leaves; very attractive to 

butterflies 

Asclepias physocarpa 

Bladder Fruit, Family Jewels Tree 

039.66 Moby Dick, dainty clusters of creamy-white flowers; huge, globular seed pods, creamy-green flushed 

with maroon; excellent material - fresh or dried - for the flower arranger 

Asclepias speciosa (A. douglasii) 

Showy Milkweed 

039.70 Species, large rounded heads of pinkish white, fragrant flowers; very large, wide grey leaves 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

Asclepias syriaca (A. cornutii) 

Common Milkweed 

039.74 Rosy pink, the large, ball-shaped flowers are highly fragrant 54,50 

039.78 

Asclepias tuberosa 

Swallow-wort, Butterfly Milkweed, Butterfly Weed, Chieger Flower, Pleurisy Root 

American Silk, hardy, herbaceous perennial of considerabel interest and value in the garden; this 

well-known, bright orange, cutflower type was first introduced in the late 17th century and may be 

grown in a warm sunny position in the herbaceous border; the showy flowers attract tons of 

butterflies; it blooms already the first year from an early sowing 

68.-- 

039.82 Gay Butterflies, mixture of orange, yellow and red 174,-- / 10 g 

040.00 

Asparagus asparagoides (Medeola asparagoides)(A. medeoloides) 

Medeola, Smilax, Bridal Creeper, African Asparagus Fern, Ridal-veil creeper, Gnarboola 

White Bride*, pendulous flowers are white and nicely scenting; a very old fashioned species but 

excellent for pots and hanging baskets 

Asparagus densiflorus 

Asparagus Fern 

040.20 Meyeri (Cat's Tail Aparagus, Foxtail Fern), compact, erect growing green tail-like, dense, light green 

040.24 

stems; beautiful plant for pots and containers 

Sprengeri (Sprenger Asparagus), a beautiful pot plant, both for in- and outdoors, with light green 

needle-like leaves on a trailing plant 

Asparagus falcatus 

Sickle Thorn 

040.28 Species, vigorous climber with large, broad leaves followed by masses of red berries; fast-growing, 

durable plant 

Asparagus myriocladus (A. retrofractus) 

Zig Zag Asparagus 

040.32 Species, very fine, bluish needles make the plant attractive as a pot plant and as cut foliage 



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460,-- 

54,-- 

22,-- / 1.000 sds 

90,-- / 1.000 sds 

38,20 

94,-- / 1.000 sds 

90,-- / 1.000 sds 

Asparagus officinalis var. pseudoscaber 

Lace Veil 

040.34 Spitzenschleier. white umbels, needle-like foliage; good for outdoor cutting 56,-- / 10 g 

Asparagus plumosus nanus see Asparagus setaceus nanus 

Asparagus setaceus nanus (A. plumosus nanus) 

Common Asparagus Fern, Plumosus Fern, Lace Fern 

040.36 Ibutha, an erect growing, scrambling perennial with soft shiny leaves in round clusters; solitary 

flowers at the tips of the branches followed by black berries; a charming, lovely pot plant 

Asparagus sprengeri see Asparagus densiflorus Sprengeri 

Asparagus verticillatus 

Climbing Asparagus, Veil of Lace Vine 

040.40 Species, a very graceful and lacy twining vine which can grow up to 250 cm in a season producing 

an abundance of rich glossy green foliage and in the female plants, many bright red shiny fruits in 

summer and fall 

48,-- 

250,--





Asperula odorata see Galium odoratum 

Asphodeline lutea (Asphodelus luteus) 

King's Spear, Verge de Jacob 

040.50 Taranto, strap-petalled, star-like, fragrant flowers of bright yellow; seed pods a wand of bright green 

cherries, which eventually dry to crinkled brown; tall, unbranched stems, bear whorls of grey-blue, 

grassy leaves 

Astartea ambigua 

Winter Pink 

040.60 Species, profuse blooomer with pink flowers fading to white 210,-- 

Astartea heteranthera 

Shrubby Myrtle 

040.64 Pink Perfection, pastel pink flowers on long sprays 308,-- 

Aster alpinus 

Alpine Aster, Alpine Daisy, Rock Aster, Aster des Alpes, Alpen-Aster, Alpen-Sternblume, Blaue 

Gamsblüh, Blaue Gamswurz, Blaues Bergsternkraut, Alpen-aster, Áster alpino, Aster alpejski 

041.00 Alba, pure white 60.-- 

041.04 Caerulea, deep blue 60.-- 

041.08 Rosea, rose-pink 60.-- 

041.12 All-Colour Mix 60.-- 

Aster nova-angliae 

New England Aster 

041.70 September Ruby, bright purplish red; rich flowering, already the first year from an early sowing 

Aster subcoeruleus (A. tongolensis) 

East Indies Aster 

041.74 Wartburgstern, deep lavender-blue; beautiful cut flower 36,-- 

Aster tripolium (Tripolium vulgare) 

Beach-aster, Aster maritime, Strandaster, Zeeaster, Zulte 

041.80 Species, rosy purple ray flowers from July to September; fleshy lanceolate leaves; the somewhat 

fleshy leaves are used to make pickles or are cooked and have a sweet taste; confines in its 

distribution to saltmarshes, estuaries and occasionally to inland salt works; the plants tend to be 

short-lived and populations need significant new recruitment each year from new seedlings 

Asteriscus maritimus (Odontospermum maritimum)(Buphtalmum maritimum) 

Mediterranean Beach Daisy, Sea Stars, Margarita de Mar, Estrella de Mar, Aztekengold 

042.00 SunBabe*, deep yellow daisy flowerheads with a deeper yellow centre; a dwarf plant tufted habit 

SunBabe is principally used as a container plant and does well in hanging baskets 

Astilbe chinensis taquetii 

Chinese Astilbe, False Goat's Beard, False Spirea 

042.10 Species, tall stately stems carry large dense spires of fluffy purple-mauve flowers which look well. It 

is an easy, strong plant and will stand full sun provided it has retentive soil 

Astragalus membranaceus 

Chinese Milk Vetch, Chinese Astragalus, Hokjespeul, Beg Kei, Buck Qi, Yellow Leader 

042.20 Huang-Qi, light yellow flowers in spikes, followed by semi-transparent pods; hardy perennial with 

pinnate leaves; originally from Northeastern China, Mongolia; famous and important Chinese 

medicinal herb; the long flexible roots are in the same category as ginseng and eleuthero 



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216,-- 

396,-- 

298.-- 

p.o.r. 

22,-- / 1 g 

Astrantia major 

Great Masterwort, Mountain Sanicle, Filigree Buttons, Radiaire 

042.40 Pink Filigree Buttons, delightful shades from pink to rosy-red, perpetuates; superb cut flower 216,-- 

042.44 White Filigree Buttons, greenish-white bracts with pink veines 92,-- 

Athamantha cretensis (Libanotis c.) 

Candy Carrot, Athamanthe de Crète, Augenwurz, Beerwortel, Alpe-Øjenrod 

042.60 White, extra finely cut, densely downy, grey-green foliage; white flowering, sweetly scented clusters; 

flowers the first year from an early sowing; delightful; used for flavouring liqueurs 

Atractylodes macrocephala 

Chinese Thistle Daisy, Largehead Atractylodes, Byakujutsu, Storatraktylodes, Suur armujuur 

042.70 Bai Zhu, purple thistle-like flowers; Chinese medicinal herb 110.-- 

Atriplex littoralis 

98.-- 

320.--





Sea Purslane, Coastal Orache, Strandmelde 

042.80 Red Sea*, from the earliest beginning, Red Sea is growing well and regularly and the beautiful dark 

bordeaux-red leaves and stems are, all the time, nicely contrasting with their entourage 

Atropa bella-donna 

Belladonna, Lovely Lady, Deadly Nightshade, Dwale, Great Morel, La Belladone, Belle-Dame, 

Tollkirsche, Wolfskers 

042.90 Species, peculiar, dull purple, tubulare flowers followed by large, very poisonous, shining black 

berries; these shiny blackish purple berries can be attractive to children. Exercise caution! 

042.92 Lutea, the same as the species, but with pale greenish-yellow flowers and yellow berries; a rare and 

unusual variety 

Aubrieta x cultorum (A. deltoidea) 

Large Flowered Rock Cress, Aubriète, Blaukissen, Grootbloemige Aubretia, Blåpude, Hraunbúi, Kerti 

pázsitviola, Taricka, Tarharistikki. Lilacbush, Aubrieca,Puteblom, Aedaubrieeta 

043.00 Hendersonii, violet-blue; large flowered 42.-- 

043.02 Leichtlinii, rose-pink shades; special colour; flowers of medium size 44.-- 

043.04 Whitewell Gem; deep purple; large flowers 42.-- 

043.06 Claude Aubriet Mixture, full colour range; medium sized flowers 36.-- 

Aubrieta x cultorum Cascade Series (A. deltoidea) 

Extra large flowered; matforming 

043.10 Blue Cascade, deep blue 2.10 / 1.000 sds 

043.12 Purple Cascade, deeproyal purple 2.10 / 1.000 sds 

043.14 Red Cascade, deep carmine-red 2.10 / 1.000 sds 

043.15 Cascade Formula Mix 2.10 / 1.000 sds 

043.20 

Aubrieta x cultorum (A. deltoidea) 

Mixtures 

Bengal, semi-double, large flowered mixed colours.; higly valued for spring bedding or for edging; 

flowers in the first year after sowing, but are more productive of flowers in the second year. 

198.-- 

043.24 Superbissima, super large flowered, single mixed 50.-- 

Austrostipa elegantissima 

Australian Feather Spear Grass 

043.70 Species, a most elegant ornamental grass forming tussocks of narrow, yellow-green, rolled leaves 

and bears from spring to autumn graceful airy flower panicles that accumulate over the year drying 

to silver; evergreen in mild climates 

Axyris amaranthoides 

Russian Pigweed, Upright Axyris, Hoornmelde 

043.80 Species, a curious species with green flowers and white appendices 132,-- 

Baileya multiradiata 

Desert Marigold 

043.90 Species, showy, bright yellow daisies borne on long stalks well above the white, woolly leaves; 

blooms profusely all summer 

Ballota nigra (B. foetida) 

Black Horehound, Ballotte fétide, Schwarznessel, Gottvergess, Stinkende Ballote, Zwarte Malrove, 

Mierznica czarna, Mernice cerná, Tandbæger Almindelig Tandbæge, Schwarzer Gottvergess, Stink- 

Andorn, Bosyska Hunderot, Porro, Mierznica czarna, Marrubio negro, Must karunõges, Fekete 

peszterce, Pesztercefajok, Marroio-negro 

043.96 Species, has a strong smell, and can be recognized by its clusters of hairy, reddish-purple flowers; 

the aerial parts of the plant are used medicinally, either alone or in combination with other herbs 

Balaustion pulcherrima 

Native Pomegrate, Australischer Granatapfel 

044.00 Species, brilliant scarlet-red flowers en-masse; a beautiful pot-, tub-, and patio plant 

Baptisia australis 

False Indigo, Wild Indigo 

044.10 Blue Giant, blue; lupine-like spikes; possesses dyeing qualities, as is implied by the common name 

"False Indigo” 

Barbarea verna (B. praecox) 

Winter- or Landcress, Upland Cress, Early Yellowrocket, Wintercress, Belle Isle Cress, Cresson de 

Jardin, Barbarée printanière, Frühes Barbarakraut, Frühlings Barbarakresse, Vroeg barbarakruid. 

044.14 Species, dark green, flat growing foliage rosettes with pale yellow flowers appearing in the second 

year; the taste is similar to garden cress, but more pungent; harvest young leaves 



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298.-- 

116,-- 

162,-- 

110.-- 

142,-- / 10 g 

462,-- 

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Barbarea vulgaris 

Rockcress, Yellow Rocket Cress, Barbarée, Echtes Barbenkraut, Winterkresse, Gewoon 

Barbarakruid, Sommargyllen, Vinterkarse, Almindelig Vinterkarse, Peltokanankaali, Garðableikja 

044.16 Species, golden-yellow flowers; salad vegetable and ornamental 28.-- 

044.18 Variegata, highly ornamental, variegated leaves, mottled cream and green; 100% true from seed 96.-- 

Basella rubra 

Ceylon Spinach, Indian Spinach, Baselle de Chine, Bride of Angola, Red Malabar Spinach 

044.30 Beau Red*, large, bright glossy red leaves; ideal as an annual indoor climber for pots 32,60 

Beaucarnea recurvata (Nolina r.)(N. tuberculata)(B. tuberculata) 

Pony Tail, Ponytail Palm, Bottle Palm, Elephant-foot Tree, Olifantenpoot 

044.80 Species, curious stout plant; swollen base 56,-- / 1.000 sds 

Belamcanda chinensis 

Leopard Lily, Blackberry Lily 

045.00 Orange-yellow flowers, spotted purple-brown 25,-- 

Bellida graminea 

Rosy Bellida 

045.10 Species, flower-heads yellow, purple and white; grass-like foliage; beautiful pot- or patio plant 

Bellis annua 

Annual English Daisy, Paquerrett annuelleEinjaehriges e, Petite Marguerite, Massliebchen, 

Einjaehriges Gänzeblümchen, Einjaehriger Tausendschön, Eenjarige Madeliefje 

045.20 Lady Chatterley’s*, pure white, large yellow centres 164,-- 

Bellis perennis 

English Daisy, Paquerrette, Lawn Daisy, Petite Marguerite, Massliebchen, Gänzeblümchen, 

Tausendschön, Meizoentje, Madeliefje, Kransje, Meiliefje 

045.30 Species, single flowered white; true wild form 336.-- 

045.32 Cultivar, single flowered white 48.-- 


Pomponette Series; button-like, double flowers 

045.40 Pink, attractive shades of pink; good double 240.-- 

045.44 Red, good bright red; excellent doubleness 240.-- 

045.46 White, clear soft white; extra selected for doubleness 240.-- 

045.48 Pomponette Formula Mix 240.-- 


Monstrosa Series;medium sized, double flowers 

045.50 Pink, a good straight pink of good doubleness 60.-- 

045.52 Red, fine red colour; good doubleness 60.-- 

045.54 White, pure white; good doubleness 60.-- 

045.56 Monstrosa Formula Mix 60.-- 


Super Enorma Series; large double flowers 

045.60 Pink, deep pink 98.-- 

045.62 Red, good red colour 98.-- 

045.64 White, pure white flowers 98.-- 

045.66 Super Enorma Formula Mix 98.-- 

Bellium minutum 

Miniature Mat Daisy, Pygmy Daisy, Mini Bellis, Petite fausse pâquerette, Dresden China, 

Zwergmaßliebchen, Väike Bellium, Dvergtusenfryd, Aprószázszorszép, Stokrotka alpejska 

045.80 Fairy Lights, a single, white flowering, bellis-like hardy annual-biennial-perennial; a. Meadow daisy 

but in minute form; suitable for edging, rock-garden or pots; any small place! 

Bergenia cordifolia 

Elephanth's Ears, Heartleaf Bergenia, Pigsqueak, Schoenlappersplant 

046.00 Springtime, very early flowering bright rosy red; large, roundish glossy leaves 980,-- 

Berkheya multijuga (Stobaea grandiflora)(Stobaea multijuga) 

Spiny Berg Thistle, Doringrige Bergdissel , Mohatollo, Ntsoa-ntsane-ea-loti, Imboziso Emhlophe 

046.10 Golden Spikes, large bright, golden-yellow flowers; flowers the 1st year; ideal for containers 714.-- 

Berkheya purpurea (Stobaea purpurea) 

Purple Berkheya, Bloudisseldoring, Dissel 

046.14 Zulu Warrior, beautiful silvery mauve flowers with purple centres 98,-- / 10.000 sds 



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Berlandiera lyrata 

Chocolate Flower 

046.20 Green Eyes, beautiful yellow petalled star-shaped flowers with green centers; they fill the air with the 

scent of chocolate in early morning 

90,-- / 1.000 sds 

Berteroa incana 

Greywort, Graukresse, Grijskruid 

046.24 Snowflakes*, tiny white snowflakes against grey-green leaves 40,80 

046.40 

Beta vulgaris v. cruenta 

Ornamental Beet-roots 

Bull's Blood, selected by Kees Sahin, from the old French variety Crapaudine, for the darkest 

coloured leaves; outstanding, dark red-purple leaves and dark red roots; a highly pigmented 

ornamental 

24,-- 

046.44 McGregor’s Favourite, strap-leaved, with metallic sheen; superb for bedding; round roots 24,-- 

Bidens aurea (B. heterophylla)(Coreopsis aurea) 

Arizona beggarticks, Burr Marigold, Spanish Needles, Geel Tandzaad, Falso Te, Hierba del té 

046.50 Sunshine, excellent for containers, pots, tubs etc. Sunshine shows with an abundance of small 

yellow flowers during the whole summer-season 

Bidens dahlioides 

Dahliaflowered Burr Marigold 

046.54 SunLove*, large single, dahlia-like, golden yellow flowers upright growing plants with long, strong, 

dark stems 

Bidens humilis 

Bur Marigold, Golden Eye, Goldmarie 

046.58 Sunny Basket*, warm golden yellow; a real spreading way of growing and thus excellent for baskets, 

containers, pots, tubs etc. 

Billardiera floribunda 

Tasmanian Blueberry Vine 

046.70 Species, small bell shaped, sometimes purple-tinged, green-yellow flowers are produced in summer 

followed by bright purple-blue fruits in autumn; a great small evergreen, elegant twiner making a 

good conservatory plant 

Billardiera longiflora 

Climbing Blueberry, Mountain Blueberry, Purple Apple Berry 

046.74 Species, small, scented, greenish yellow pendant funnel-shaped, flowers in high summer; nice in 

hanging baskets with their pretty flowers, followed by shiny purple, oblong and edible berries 



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86,-- / 10 g 

Biscutella laevigata 

Buckler Mustard, Brillenschote, Brilkruid 

047.00 Yellow Eyelashes*, yellow flowers followed by ornamental seed-heads 236,-- / 10 g 

Bixa orellana 

Annatto, Anchiote, Lipstick Tree 

047.10 Urucu, large flowers are rose to pink to white; broad heart-shaped leaves; grown for the ornamental 

fruits; they provide a red dye used by the Indian tribes as body paint; suited for pot culture 

Blandfordia grandiflora (B. flammea) 

Christmas Bells, Festival Bells 

047.20 Species, orange-red bell-shaped flowers with yellow tips; born in racemes; long lasting 

Blandfordia punicea (Aletris p.)(B. marginata) 

Tasmanian Christmas Bells, Weihnachtsglocke 

047.24 Species, rare and very beautiful species with umbels of numerous, large, waxy, rich crimson, yellowtipped 

flowers 

Bouteloua curtipendula (B. racemosa) 

Side Oats, Grama Grass 

048.00 Species, panicles are branched to rather long spike lets, compact or spreading and tinged purple; 

valued for the densely tussock-forming habit, the textured foliage and for the curiously shaped 

inflorescence where the flower spikes are held horizontally on white-thin stems 

Bouteloua gracilis (B. oligostachya) 

Mosquito Grass, Mosquito Grass, Blue Grama, Muskietengras 

048.02 Species, the nodding flower heads have variously been described as looking like mosquito larvae, 

tiny combs or even dragonfly-like; fine textured green-grey, clumping foliage; panicles are branched 

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86,-- / 10 g 

70,50 / 10 g 

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and strongly 1-sided with the branches on the underside of a straight, ascending horizontal rachis 

Brachycome iberidifolia 

Swan River Daisy, Blaues Gänseblümchen,Brachycome à feuilles d'ibéride, Kortkuif, Blauw 

Madeliefje, Australisch madeliefje, Brachicome, Nukenkaulus, Všelicha iberkolistá, Margheritina 

Australiana, Ibeeriselehine tukalill, 

048.40 Blue Splendour, near tru-blue; free flowering; scanted 32.-- 

048.42 Black-eyed Blue Splendour, deep blue flowers with black centre; uniform 204.-- 

048.44 Purple Splendour, purple shades; abundantly flowering; sweetly scented 32.-- 

048.46 White Splendour, pure white;contrasting yellow or dark centre 32.-- 

048.48 Black-eyed White Splendour, pure white with contrasting white centre 204.-- 

048.50 Splendour Formula Mix 32.-- 

Brachycome iberidifolia 

048.60 Blue Star, violet-blue flowers; inrolled petals; very compact and uniform 364,-- 

Brachycome latisquamea 

Climbing Swan River Daisy 

048.64 Movie*, large blue or mauve daisies like a respectable Michaelmas Daisy; it is in fact a semiclimbing, 

shrubby, superb tub plant 

Brachypodium sylvaticum 

Slender False Brome Grass, Brachypode des Bois, Waldzwenke, Boskortsteel 

048.70 Species, attractive ornamental grass with long flowering season; good for cutting 22.-- 

Brassica oleracea 

Ornamental Cabbage & Kale 

049.00 Cabbage, round leaved mixed, green outer leaves and pink, purple or centres 34,-- 

049.10 Kale, fringed leaved mixed, as the above but curly leaves 34,-- 

Bromus japonicus 

Japanese Brome Grass, Brome japonais. Japanische Trespe, Japanse Dravik 

049.60 Green Rain*, annually flowering “Weeping Green*”, changing in beautiful straw-coloured flower buds 

with red dots; very ornamental in modern flower arrangements 

Bromus lanceolatus ssp. macrostachys (Bromus macrostachys) 

Large-headed Brome, Mediterranean Brome, Brome à grands épillets, Großährige Trespe, 

Grootarige Dravik, Speerdravik, Isotähkäinen Kattara, Jättelosta, Barba de Macho 

049.64 Species, dense woolly, upright panicles; full headed, light green, purple seed pods, drought resistant, 

for drying and arrangements 

Bromus madritensis ssp. rubens (Bromus rubens) 

Foxtail Brome, Foxtail Chess, Red Brome, Brome Rougeâtre, Sverep Nacervenalý, Plumerillo Rojo 

049.70 Species delightful purplish flower spikes; very ornamental; upright habit 11.40 

Bromus ramosus ssp.benekenii (Bromus benekenii) 

Hairy Brome, Brome de Beneken, Benekens Wald-Trespe, Ruwe Dravik, Bosdravik, Miskine Dirse 

049.72 Species, a deciduous perennial; might do well located in a hedgerow along a dappled edge or in a 

woodland garden. 

Bromus secalinus (Bromus commutatus) 

Rye Brome, Roggen-Trespe, Cheat Grass, Brome faux-seigle, Dreps, Stoklosa Zytnia 

049.74 Species, loose, upright wheatlike panicles 11.40 

Bromus sterilis (B. jubatus)(Zerna s.)(Anisantha sterilis) 

Poverty Brome, Barren Brome Grass, Brome Stérile, Taube Trespe, IJle Dravik 

049.76 Species, a very distinct annual brome-grass, easily recognized by the very open panicle with few 

long spikelets at the top 

Browallia americana (B. demissa)(B. elata)(B. grandiflora)(B. lenetta) 

Forget-me-not of the Andes, Amethyst Flower, Bush Violet, Nana's Bluebelles 

049.78 “Amethyst Bush”, a nice old-fashioned light blue, white eyed annual; easy to grow and blooming all 

summer until late autumn with its small blooms; the verbena-like flowers are very attractive 

Browallia viscosa (B. speciosa) 

Amethyst Flower 

050.00 Sapphire Bells, showy star-shaped mid-blue, wide flowers, borne profusely on a compact, basebranching 

plant; good in borders, hanging baskets 

Brunfelsia latifolia (Franciscea l.) 

Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow 



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050.30 Kiss-Me-Quick, it gets its common name from the way it flowers starting from purple through to 

mauve, then to white all on the same flower; produces a light scented perfume; exotic with noninvasive 

roots; handsome evergreen shrub; a wonderful addition to the garden 

Brunonia australis 

Blue Pincushion 

050.40 Species, a highly ornamental cut flower with oustanding brilliant blue flowers; suitable for pot- tub- 

and patio culture 

99,-- / 1.000 sds 

Buchanania obovata 

Green Plum 

05.50 Species, white flowers followed by tasty, sweet edible fruits; excellent pot plant 54,-- 

Bulbine semibarbata (B.annua superba) 

Leek Lily 

050.60 Yellow Hyacinth*, bright yellow flowers in 3 months from seed 114,-- 

Bunias orientalis 

Turkish Wartycabbage, Turkish Rocket, Hill Mustrd, Russian old man, Orientalisches 

Zackenschötchen, Grote hardvrucht, Ryssgubbe, Russekål, Takkeklap, Idänukonpalko, Ukonpalko 

050.70 Species, flower buds and flowering stems are edible - raw or cooked; a pleasant mild flavour with a 

delicate sweetness and cabbage-like flavour, they make an excellent broccoli substitute though they 

are rather smaller; young leaves are recommended by Vilmorin either as a salad or boiled 

Buphtalmum salicifolium 

Willowleaf Oxeye, Buphtalme à feuilles de Saule, Oeil-de Boeuf à feuilles de Saule, Weidenblättriges 

Ochsenauge, Rindsauge, Koeieoog, Occhio di Bue 

050.80 Sunwheel, solitairy daisy-like yellow flowers; quite showy; flowers the first year 35.-- 

Bupleurum rotundifolium griffithii 

Thoroughwax, Hare's Ear, Buplèvre à feuilles rondes, Oreille de lièvre, Buplèvre engainée,Percefeuille, 

Herbe à la coupure, Rundblättriges Hasenohr, Goudscherm, Doorwas, Jänönputki, 

Pyöröjänönputk, Harört 

050.90 Green Gold, a rather interesting and unusual plant of which the yellowish green flowers are actually 

tiny umbels fo true flowers, surrounded by somewhat petal-like bracts; tall erect stems; curious 

oblong leaves; a must as flower arranging material. 

Burchardia multiflora 

Milkmaids 

051.90 Species, enormous quantities of showy flowers in white to pink; beautiful in pots, tubs and 

containers; patio plant for a place in the full sun 



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Caesalpina gilliesii (Poinciana g.) 

Bird-of-paradise shrub, Desert Bird of Paradise, Small Yellow Flame Tree, 

051.94 Species, yellow spider-like flowers; immense scarlet stamens; a stunning combination 38,-- 

Caesalpinia pulcherrima (Poinciana p.) 

Pride of Barbados, Pauwebloem, Toetoeroetoe, Peacock Flower 

051.98 Species, blooms within a year with red and yellow flowers turn to red as they mature; fast growing 

Calamintha grandiflora (Satureja grandiflora) 

Calamint, Stone Thyme 

052.00 Blaze Carpet*, blazing purple-rose, sage-like flowers; a hardy and sweet scented perennial; useful 

for edging 

Calamintha nepeta (Satureja calamintha)(C. officinalis)(Clinopodium calamintha) 

Calamint, Calamint Savory, Lesser Calamint, Mountain Stone Thyme, Steinquendel, Calament 

052.10 Nepitella*, showy pale lavender flowers; a wonderful hardy, heavily sweet scented perennial, 

aromatic herb, forming a carpet of small greyish-green foliage 

20,-- 

186,-- / 10 g 

Calamintha officinalis 

Mediterraneum Calamint, Calamint, Nepetella, Bergsteentijm 

052.14 Species, covered with hundreds of small pale lavender flowers 1.250,-- 

Calamintha vulgare ssp. arundanum (Clinopodium vulgare) 

Dwarf Calamint, Wirbeldost 

052.20 Pink Clusters*, globular clusters of bright pink flowers; dwarf; fragrant 26,-- / 10 g 

Calandrinia ciliata (C. menziesii)(C. speciosa) 

Desert Rock Purslane, Fringed Redmaids 

052.40 Funky Basket*, intense magenta or reddish-purple; early flowering, trailing annual 220,-- 

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052.42 White Basket*, as the above, but pure white 340,-- 

Calandrinia grandiflora (Cistanthe grandiflora) 

Rock Purslane, Calandrinie a grande fleurs, Grote Calandrinia of Sierpostelein 

052.50 Skyline*, satiny, bright magenta flowers; large, fleshy, succulent-like blue-green rosettes; lime-green, 

purple spotted calyces 

Calandrinia hirtella 

Small Rock Purslane 

052.60 Pink Gems*, small semi-cups of a brilliant carmine-pink; compact, small plants 680,-- 

Calandrinia polyandra 

Munyeroo, Parakeelya 

052.70 Shining Silk*, beautiful, large flowered, shining carmine-red flowers on dwarf, branching plants; 

excellent for pots, containers and hanging baskets; extremely rich- and long flowering 

Calandrinia umbellata 

Red Maids 

052.80 Crimson Cropper*, dazzling magenta-crimson flowers; excellent for pots, tubes and containers 



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Calceolaria x herbeohybrida nana (C. x speciosa)(C. x hybrida) 

Pocketbook Plant, Slipperwort, Zapatitos de Venus, Zapatito de la Virgen, Capachito 

053.40 Vogue, complete colour range; medium-sized flowers; compact strain 50,-- / 1 g 

Calceolaria tripartita (C. scabiosifolia) 

Slipper Flower, Slipper Wort, Pocketbook Plant 

053.44 Golden Slippers, bright and deep golden yellow, rather large, pouch-like blossoms; a very rich 

flowering variety and easy to grow item; es of this variety; eExcellent for pots, containers because of 

their hanging growing habit. 

Calendula arvensis 

Field Marigold, Souci des champs, Boixac de camp, Ackerringelblume, Akkergoudsbloem, Maravilla 

silvestre, Caléndula silvestre, Hierba del podador, Mesícek rolní, Mesícek rocn ,Caléndula 

053.46 Species, single flowered yellow 48.-- 

Calendula incana 

Grey-leaved Hanging Basket Field Marigold 

053.48 Yellow Fall, greyish-green leaves and pure yellow, gerbera-like single flowers; not so rich flowering, 

but producing regularly all through the summer; a balcony Pot Marigold. A beauty in his simplicity! 

Calendula officinalis 

Miscellaneous varieties 

053.50 Geisha Girl, unique variety with incurved petals; good for forcing and cutting 12.-- 

053.54 Neon, ultra double flowers with densely set deep orange petals edged in burgundy 40.-- 

053.58 Orange Porcupine, quilled petals form spiky orange flowers; very uniform and floriferous 34.-- 

053.62 Pink Surprise, frilly double orange-pink flowers over a long season 12.-- 

053.66 Species, single flowered orange 11.40 

Calendula officinalis Girl Series 

A tall series with a unique flower petal coloration; each petal is tipped with red; excellent cut flower 

053.70 Orange Girl, dark orange tipped red 84.-- 

053.72 Sunny Girl, buff tipped red 84.-- 

053.74 Yellow Girl, yellow tipped red 84.-- 

053.76 Fuego y Pasion, careful balanced formula mix of the above mentioned colours 84.-- 

Callirhoe involucrata (Malva involucrata)(C. verticillata) 

Prairy Poppy Mallow, Low Poppy Mallow, Buffalo Rose, Wine Cups 

053.80 Dr. Wigtons Silky Cups, unusually luminous crimson; brilliant, large and showy, silky cups; ground 

hugging with a trailing habit 

Callistephus chinensis Cameo Series 

Summeraster with double, chrysanthemum-type flowers; dwarf, compact plants 

054.00 Pink Cameo, neatly striped pink and white incurved petals 92.-- 

054.10 Red Cameo, neatly striped red and white incurved petals 92.-- 

Callistephus chinensis Garden Hit Series (Aster chinensis) 

Summeraster with semi-double flowers; upright habit; excellent cut flower 

054.50 Apricot Garden Hit, soft apricot with yellow centre 120.-- 

054.54 Blush Garden Hit, soft rose-pink with yellow centre 120.-- 

054.58 Red Striped Garden Hit, red striped white flowers with yellow centre 120.-- 

054.62 Violet Striped Garden Hit, violet striped white flowers with yellow centre 120.-- 

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054.66 HitTips*, blue & pink tipped white and white tipped blue in a careful balanced mixture 120.-- 

054.70 TopHit*, striped & tipped flowers in a careful balanced mixture 120.-- 

Callistephus chinensis Garden Jewel Series (Aster chinensis) 

Summeraster with fully double, incurved blooms; long strong stems; excellent cut flower 

055.00 Blue Garden Jewel, silvery blue & white 48.-- 

055.04 Pink Garden Jewel, soft pink & white 48.-- 

Callistephus chinensis Garden Show Series (Aster chinensis) 

Summeraster with fully double, extra large flowers 

056.00 Appleblossom, attractive soft rose-pink 70.-- 

056.04 Apricot, unusual orange-apricot 70.-- 

Callitris monticola 

Dwarf Cypress Pine 

059.60 Species, compact, bright green ornamental shrub; adaptable; good in containers 132,-- 

Calluna vulgaris 

Heather, Callune, Bruyère commune, Besenheide, Heidekraut, Struikhei, Zomerheide, Brugo, 

Hedelyng, Ljung, Røsslyng, Kanerva, Beitilyng 

059.64 Species, masses of purplish-pink flowers; evergreen foliage 22.80 

Calocephalus brownii (Leucophyta b.) 

Cushion Bush 

059.70 Species, silver white intertwined branches with scale-like leaves 112,-- 

Caltha palustris 

Marsh Marigold, Sumpfdotterblume 

081.00 Yellow 156,-- 

Camellia japonica 

Japanese Camellia 

082.00 Old & New Hybrids mixed 140,-- / 1 kg 

Camellia sinensis 

Chinese Camellia 

082.20 Delicate Shades 128,-- / 1 kg 

Camissonia bistorta veitchiana (Oenothera b.v.) 

California Suncup, Southern Suncup 

089.00 SunDrops*, bright yellow; rich- and early flowering bedding type 126,-- 

Camissonia cheiranthifolia (Oenothera c.) 

Wallflower-leaved Primrose, Beach Evening Primrose, Beach Suncup 

089.20 SunCups*, bright yellow; flowers all summer; silvery foliage 142,-- 

Campanula carpatica 

Carpathian Bellflower, Carpathian Harebell, Tussock Bellflower, Campanule des Carpates, 

Karpatenglockenblume, Karpatenklokje, Farolillo de los Cárpatos, Dzwonek Karpacki, Kárpáti 

Hararangviág ,Zvonce Karpatský 

090.00 Alba, white flowers of good size; free blooming and easiest culture; flowers first year from seed 22.-- 

090.04 Coerulea, indetical to the above but with bright blue flowers 18.-- 

Campanula cochleariifolia (Campanula bellardii)(C. pusilla) 

Baby Bellflower, Fairies' Thimbles 

091.00 Gardinette Blue*, dainty lilac-blue; an amazing abundance of small flowers; dense clumps with 

spoon-shaped foliage 

15,-- / 1 g 

Campanula garganica (C. elatines garganica) 

Adriatic Bellflower, Campanule étoilée, Polsterglockenblume 

091.40 “Monte Gargano”, star-shaped, blue flowers; trailing 50,-- / 1 g 

Campanula glomerata v acaulis 

Dwarf Clustered Bellflower, Polsterglockenblume, Zwerg-Knäuelglockenblume, Büschel- 

Glockenblume, Violette Knäuel-Glockenblume,Dwergkluwenklokje, Zvonek Klubkatý, Toppklokke, 

Kääpiöpeurankello 

091.50 “Dwarf Form”, deep blue flowers; attractive for bedding 110.-- 

Campanula glomerata v dahurica "Superba" 

Clustered Bellflower, Campanule agglomérée, Siberische Knäuel-Glockenblum, Kluwenklokje, 

Peurankello, Dane's-blood, Toppklocka, Ängsttoppklocka 



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091.52 “Odessa's Deep Blue”, terminal heads of funnel-shaped deep violet-blue flowers; best variety for 

cutting; easy; select strain 

Campanula incurva 

Sky Blue Bell 

091.60 “Olympus”, the most spectacular bellflower; enormous inflated ice blue flowers, resembling flared 

ended wine glasses, in profusion all summer, upturned on branching prostrate stems 



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Campanula lactiflora 

Milky Bellflower, Campanule à fleurs laiteuses, Riesendoldenglockenblume, Dzwonek Kremowy, 

Mjölkklocka 

091.70 “Coerulea”, soft blue in large loose panicles; very showy; flowers the 1st year 180.-- / 100.000 sds 

Campanula latifolia 

Greater Bellflower, Giant Bellflower, Breitblättrige Glockenblume, Breed Klokje 

092.00 Blue, dark blue tubular bell-shaped flowers 148,-- 

092.04 White, indentical to the above but pure white 216.-- 

Campanula medium 

Single flowered Canterbury Bells 

094.00 Blue 14,-- 

094.04 Rose 14,-- 

094.08 White 14,-- 

Campanula medium annua 

Annual Chelsea Series, Dwarf Canterbury Bells 

094.20 “Chelsea Blue”, flowers as an annual; suitable for pots and bedding 24.-- / 1000 sds 

094.24 “Chelsea Pink”, as the above, but bright pink 24.-- / 1000 sds 

Campanula patula 

Spreading Bellflower, Campanule étalée, Wiesen-Glockenblume, Weideklokje, Razprostrta Zvoncica, 

Terebélyes, Harangvirág, Dzwonek Rozpierzchly, Zvoncek Konáristý, Zvonek Rozkladitý, 

094.30 Species, violet-purple flowers in erect corymbs; autumn flowering biennial species 372.-- 

Campanula persicifolia 

Peach-Leaf Bellflower, Campanule à feuilles de Pêcher, Bâton-de-Jacob, Pfirsichblaettrige 

Glockenblume, Prachtklokje, Perzikbladklokje, Dzwonek Brzoskwiniolistny, Storklocka 

095.00 “Alba”, the cultivated white flowered form; excellent cut flower 38.40 

095.04 “Coerulea”, as the above, but bright blue 34.80 

095.08 “Telham Beauty”, delicate china-blue; extra large flowered 38.40 

095.12 “Wild Form, the true wild species; blue flowers in racemes 190.-- 

Campanula poscharskyana 

Yugoslavian Bellflower, Trailing Bellflower 

096.00 Stella Maris*, violet-blue; in early summer, the plant explodes into a huge mass of violet stars; 

evergreen groundcover 

Campanula punctata (C. nobilis) 

Spotted Bellflower 

096.40 Waxwings, racemes of the most beautiful waxy, very large, pendulous bell-shaped flowers, mostly 

pink or cream spotted red insid 

980,-- / 10 g 

118,-- / 100.000 sds 

Campanula pyramidalis 

Chimney Bellflower, Campanule pyramidale, Pyramidenglockenblume, Piramideklokje, Piramidasta 

Zvoncica, Pyramidklocka 

096.50 Blue, starry bell-shaped flowers; broad spikes; tallest Bellflower 130.-- 

096.54 White, identical to the above but pure white 130.-- 

Campanula ramossisima 

Verzweigte Glockenblume, Campanule rameuse 

097.60 Meteora, bushy plants covered with star-shaped, blue flowers with white centres 66.-- / 1000 sds 

Campanula rapunculoides 

Creeping Bellflower, Ackerglockenblume, Akkerklokje 

098.00 “June Bell”, bluish-violet; funnel-shaped flowers; drooping from tall spikes 130,-- 

Campanula rapunculus 

Rapunzel-Glockenblume, Campanule Raiponce, Rampion 

098.04 Species, panicles of blue or white funnel-shaped flowers 264,-- 

Campanula rotundifolia superba (C. petiolata)(C. sacajaweana)





Bluebell of Scotland, Blue Bells, Harebell, Rundblaettrige Glockenblume 

098.30 Blue, the pretty British harebell produces thin wiry stems of nodding or drooping pale blue flowers; an 

easy, charming, wide-spread, variable plant for rockery, border etc. 

Campanula takesimana 

Korean Bellflower 

098.40 Mascot*, creamy white to lilac-pink outside and dark purple-brown, dotted inside; large bell-like 

flowers 

Campanula trachelium ssp. urticifolia 

Nettle-leaved Bellflower, Nesselblaettrige Glockenblume, Nässelklocka 

098.44 “Lilac Bells”, many-flowered panicles of lilac-blue, broadly bell-shaped blooms; rich flowering; erect 

growing habit 



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122.00 

Campsis radicans 

Trumpet Vine, Trumpet Creeper, Cow-Itch Vine, Enredadera de Trompeta, Jazmín de Virginia, 

Bignonia roja, Trompeta trepadora, Trompetilla, Trompetbloem 

098.50 Species, scarlet and orange trumpet-shaped flowers in terminal clusters 18,-- 

Canavalia maritima (C. rosea) 

Beach Bean, Bay Bean, Wild Jack Bean 

098.60 Species, showy pink or white flowers; outstanding erosion control; salt tolerant 54,-- 

Canna indica (C. x generalis) 

Indian Shot, Saka Siri, Bandera, Chancle, Coyol, Platanillo, Indisch Bloemriet 

098.70 Crozy's Colour Carnival, collection of large flowered varieties; wide colour range 16.-- 

Capparis spinosa 

Caper, Cappero, Alcaperro, Kaper, Kappertjes, Caper Berry, Caperbush, Kápari, Tapèra 

098.90 Species, large white flowers with purple filaments; dwarf shrub with large blue-green foliage; the 

unopened flower buds are the primary product 

Capparis spinosa nummularia 

Fragrant Caper Bush, Merne Arrutnenge, Coastal Caper, Bush Passionfruit, Australian Caper Bush 

098.94 Fragrancy*, like C. spinosa, but the splendid white flowers are fragrant 212,50 

099.00 

Capsicum annuum 

Ornamental & Hot Pepper 

Balloon, strangely unique bell-shaped fruits with flat square-tipped wings; hot (4) 600.-- 

Candlelight, dwarf plants completely covered with thin tapered fruits; borne in clusters; ripening from 

green to yellow to orange to brilliant red; nice for containers; hot (2) 

420.-- 

099.10 Chinese Ornamental, literally hundreds of fruits p[er plant; tiny long fruits ripening from green to red; 

holding on the plants for an extended period; great for pots; hot (4) 

560.-- 

099.20 Fish, beautiful green and white variegated foliage; pendant fruits ripening from cream with green 

stripes to orange with brown stripes to all red; perfect for salsa; hot (3) 

420.-- 

099.30 Goldfinge*, light yellow counterpart of Orange Wonder; very attractive because distinct difference 

with other varieties; hot (3) 

80.-- 

099.40 Lemon Drop, bright yellow, conical crinkly fruits; very few seeds; plants are covered with fruits; citrus 

flavour; hot (4) 

600.-- 

099.50 Nepalese Bells, fruits have thin crisp flesh that ripens form green to red; sweet around the outer 

600.-- 

edges, but hot near the seeds; will completely dry on the plants; hot (3) 

099.60 Nosegay, unbelievable small ornamental pepper with foliage that looks like bay leaves; tiny plants 

are spectaculare grown in the border in of the garden or in window boxes; ripe fruits hold well for 

weeks; fruits are edible, but hot, and display a rainbow of colours while ripening; hot (3) 

420.-- 

099.70 Orange Wonder*, bushy plants covered with cone-shaped bright orange fruits; hot (3) 80.-- 

Cardamine pratensis 

Cuckoo Flower, Ladies' Smock, Mayflower, Cardamine des Prés, Wiesenschaumkraut, 

Pinksterbloem, Rzezucha Lakowa, Ängsbräsm, Engkarse, Engkarse (ssp. pratensis), Luhtalitukka, 

Hrafnaklukka 

099.90 Species, showy lilac flowers in corymbs; will please everybody 255.-- 

Cardiocrinum giganteum (Lilium giganteum) 

Giant Yunnan Lily. Giant Himalayan Lily, Riesenlilie, Riesen-Himalayalilie, Reuzenlelie 

100.00 White Giant, the all superlatives lily; a stately plant grown for their strikling display; a 5 cm thick stem, 

with dinner plate sized leaves, supports numerous green and white, waxy, 

very delicious scented trumpets, each 15 cm long. 

Cardiospemum halicacabum 

Love-in-a-Puff, Balloon Vine, Heart Pea, Heart Seed, Kanphuti 

100.10 Species, an exceedingly graceful and dainty climber and yet a strong grower; inflated seed-pods, 20.-- 

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500.--





which are also useful in indoor decorations; attractive for covering trellis-work, chain link fencing and 

the like; when during the summer their dense, feathery foliage, forms an unusual, ornamental screen 

Carex acutiformis 

Lesser Pond Sedge, Swamp Sedge, European Lake Sedge, Laîche des Marais, Sumpf-Segge, 

Scharfkantige Segge, Moeraszegge, Turzyca Blotna, Brunstarr, Stautstorr, Kaer-Star, 

100.14 Species, this is a plant for the larger pond, although it can be contained in a pot, and it won't grow so 

tall; it spreads to form a very dense clump; quite happy in wet soil 

Carex appressa (C. virgata) 

Tall Sedge 

100.20 Species, a most effective sedge grown for its long spikes of dark flowers 82,-- 

Carex comans 

New Zealand Hairy Sedge 

101.24 Bronze Form, densely tufted, brown-red clumps; stems glabrous and drooping in fruit; spikes are 

becoming longer-stalked lower down the stem and are light brown to red-brown. 

Carex flacca (C. glauca) 

Glaucous Sedge, Blue Sedge, Laîche Glauque, Blaugrüne Segge, Zeegroene Zegge 

101.26 Species, this tough sedge can be grown in any place; often found in full sun, bbut it will do well in the 

shade too; suitable for the rockgarden and excellent as a groundcover; used for erosion controle 

Carex grayi 

Gray'Sedge, Mace Sedge, Morning Star Sedge 

101.28 Species, a clump-forming species with broad, flat, wide, pale green leaves; bracts are leaf-like with 

exceeding inflorescence; the female spikes areround , resembling a mace; decorative seed heads 

Carex leporina (C. ovalis)(Vignea leporina) 

Mountain Hare Sedge, Brown-head Sedge, Dunhead Sedge, Egg Sedge, Eggbract Sedge, 

Hasenpfotensegge, Hasen-Segge, Hasenfuß-Segge, Hazezegge, Hare-Star, Zaku Grislis 

101.30 Species, wintergreen sedge, erect to decumbent; inflorescence narrow, erect, 2-4 cm long, with 2-9 

spikes erect to spreading at maturity; glumes long-acute, yellow-brown with pale margins 

Carex muskingumensis 

Palm Sedge 

101.32 Species, upright stems and very numerous leaves crowded on the stems; tall stems clothed with 

narrow, arching, dark green leaves; fine as a solitaire on the waterside or in large pots 

Carex pendula (Carex maxima) 

Weeping Sedge, Pendulous Sedge, Drooping Sedge, Haenge Segge, 

101.36 Species, tuft forming plants; the leaves are keeled, flat yellow-green above, somewhat glaucous 

beneath; the lower sheaths are red-brown; bracts are leaf-like, as long as arching inflorescence; the 

cylindrical spikes are becoming pendulous and red-brow 



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Carex pseudocyperus 

Bastard Cyperus, Scheinzypergras-Segge, Cyperzegge 

101.38 Species, bright green 96,-- 

Carex remota (Vignea remota) 

Remote Sedge, Winkelsegge, Laiche à épis espacés, IJle Zegge,Wijdarige Zegge, Turzyca 

Odlegloklosa, Ostrice Rídkoklasá, Ostrica Oddialená, Skärmstarr, Järvseljä, Retavarpe 

viksva,,Akselblomstret Star 

101.40 Species, bright green tussocks 112.-- 

Carex sylvatica ssp. sylvatica 

Wood Sedge, European Woodland Sdge, Laîche des Bois, Waldsegge, Boszegge, Turzyca Lesna, 

Skov-Star, Skogsstarr, Skogstorr 

101.42 Species, a well-known ancient woodland species with a long-term persistent seed bank and a 

caespitose growth habit 

Carex tereticaulis 

Common Sedge 

101.44 Species, brown flowering spikes, on ends of stems; leaves can be finely split and made into baskets 

Carex vulpina 

True Fox Sedge, Laîche des Renards, Echte Fuchssegge, Voszegge, Rävstarr, Revestorr, Ræve- 

Sta, Ketunsara 

101.48 Species, a species of wet ditches and pond sides mainly on chalk or limestone, and often grows in 

standing water; it prefers open conditions and under shade it soon ceases to flower 

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Carica papaya 

Papaya, Papaw, Fruta Bomba, Lechosa Papaya, Mamao, Tree Melon 

101.54 Species, the famous dessert melon of the tropics 24,-- / 1.000 sds 

Carpanthea pomeridiana (Mesembryanthemum p.) 

101.58 Vetkousie, Kuldne Vaip, Eftermiddagsblomma 

Golden Carpet, very large, semi-double. bright yellow, mesem-like flowers are easily produced and 

cover the whole plant; very showy and to be set in on dry, sunny slopes on the rockery 

Carpobrotus glaucescens 

Coastal Noonflower, Angular Pigface 

101.60 Speciesr, large purple-red flowers; mat forming; reddish edible fruits; salt tolerant 180,-- 

Caryopteris incana (C. mastacanthus)(C. sinensis)(C. tangutica) 

Beard Flower, Blue Beard, Blaubart 

101.70 Blue Bliss*, showy clusters of dark blue purple flowers in late summer and fall; oval leaves are 

scalloped and softly hairy; easy from seed 



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Cassia barcleyana (Senna b.) 

Pepper-leaf Senna 

102.30 Species, bright yellow flowers; can be grown as an annual 54,50 

Cassia didymobotrya 

Senna, Popcorn Cassia, Peanut Butter Cassia, Kerzenstrauch, Indische Gewürzrinde, Kaarsenstruik 

102.40 Species, dense yellow flower spikes with dwarf brown points on top; releasing a smell of chocolate; 

attractive, green acacia-like foliage; a fine bushy, greenhouse shrub, that occasionally can be 

grown on a sunny, warm place as well 

Cassia hebecarpa 

Wild Senna 

102.50 Species, eye-catching clusters of showy yellow flowers; followed by flattened dark seed pods 100,-- 

Catananche caerulea 

Blue Cupid's Dart, Blue Cupidone 

103.00 Istra*, strap-shaped, papery, lavender-blue ray florets; one of the prettiest perennials with their long 

stalked flowers, which can be dried for everlastings; each stem is topped with one rounded glistening 

grey-white bud 

Cedronella triphylla (C. canariensis) 

Balm-of-Gilead, Canary Balm, Baume de Gilead, Wohlriechender Drachenkopf, Kanarischer 

Zitronenstrauch, Balsamstrauch, Citronört, Kanarisk Hjertensfryd 

103.20 Species, dense heads of pretty pink flowers for months; a shrubby plant with scented, trifoliate 

leaves from the Canary Islands and Madeira; leaves have a scent variously described as sweet, 

musky or cedar-like and are used as tea; anyway it is not the balm of Gilead mentioned in the Bible 

Celosia spicata 

Wheatstraw Celosia , Flamingo Feathers 

104.00 Flamingo Purple, deep purple, small plumes on dark red stems and leaves 6,00 / 1.000 sds 

104.04 Flamingo Pink, soft pink to white feathers on erect stems 44.-- 

Centaurea americana 

American Basket Flower, American Star Thistle, Cardo-del-Valle 

105.00 Aloha Blanca, large, white flowers (10-12 cm) on tall stems; good for cutting 22,-- 

105.10 Aloha Rosa, as the above, but with lilac-rose flowers 22,-- 

Centaurea cyanus 

Cornflower, Bachelor's Button, Centaurée bleuet, Kornblume, Korenbloem, Aciano o Azulejo, 

Blåklint, Kornblom, Kornblomst, Ruiskaunokki, Akurprýði 

105.20 Wild Form, single flowered blue 34.-- 

Centaurea cynaroides (Stemmacantha c.)(Serratula canariensis) 

Balcony Cornflower 

105.78 “Blue Ballerina*”, dark blue; spreading habit; greyish leaves 62,40 

Centaurea dealbata 

Persian Cornflower, Whitewash Cornflower, Poils Roses, Centaurée de Perse, Kaukasus- 

Flockenblume, Bestoven Centaurie, Perzische Korenbloem, Chaber Bialawy 

105.80 Rose, clear rose-pink flowers; excellent garden plant; bushy, branched plants; good cut flower 32.-- 

Centaurea jacea 

Brown Knapweed, Rayed Knapweed, Centaurée jacée, Tête de Moineau, Echte Flockenblume, 

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Wiesenflockenblume, Knoopkruid, Soldateknoop, Chaber Lakowy, Chrpa lucní, Rödklint, Vanleg, 

Knoppurt, Almindelig Knopurt, Ahdekaunokki 

105.84 “Purple Meadow”, attractive purple flowers over a long period of time 48.-- 

Centaurea macrocephala 

Yellow Hardhead, Bighead Knapweed, Giant Knapweed, Armenian Basketflower, Lemon Fluff 

Knapweed, Globe Cornflower, Centaurée à grosse Tête, Riesenblütige Flockenblume, Armeense 

Korenbloem 

105.88 “Sofia”, golden-yellow, large thistle-like flowers with handfsome buds, showy and useful 16.-- 

Centaurea montana 

Mountain Bluet, Mountain Cornflower, Perennial Cornflower, Mountain Knapweed, Bleuet des 

Montagnes, Bergflockenblume, Bergcentaurie 

105.92 Blue, large showy cornflower-blue flowers of elegant nature; leaves silvery when young; a fine plant 46.-- 

Centaurea moschata (C. odorata)(C. suaveolens)(Amerboa m.) 

Chocolate Cornflower, Dairy Maid, Duftflockenblume, Muskuskorenbloem, Doftklint, Lõhnav 

Ambralill, Lõhnav Muskusjumikas 

105.96 Magnus, large luminous lemon-yellow flowers; fragrant 12.-- 

Centaurea nigra 

Lesser Knapweed, Black Knapweed, Hardheads, Schwarze Flockenblume, Zwart Knoopkruid 

106.00 “PinkBush”, pretty tufted purple-pink flowerheads up to 3 cm, on plants usually about 50 cm tall; the 

outer florets are not noticeable different from the inner. 

Centaurea orientalis 

Oriental Cornflower, Yellow Knapweed 

106.80 “Oriental Gold”, straw-coloured dome-shaped buds; fluffy bright golden-yellow flowerheads with the 

outer florets longer than the inner ones; delicate, dark pinnate foliage 

Centaurea scabiosa 

Greater Centaury, Greater Knapweed, Hardheads, Skabiosenflockenblume 

106.90 “The Guardians”, an erect growing plant with, in summer, large and most attractive but unusual, 

crimson-red flowers, the outermost florets elongated and reflexing; qua flower-form reminding of 

scabious blooms 

Centaurea stoebe 

Plume Cornflower, Risp(ige)en Flockenblume, Rijnse Centaurie 

106.94 Silvery Hedge, clear, deep rosy lilac flowers, which are beautifully contrasting with the greyish green 

foliage flushed silver; makes a fine bushy hedge; one of the most beautiful annual cornflowers 

Centaurium erythraea (C. minus)(Erythraea centaurium)(C. umbellatum) 

Common Centaury, European Centaury, Feverwort, Bitter Herb, Lesser Centaury, European 

Centaury, Erythrée petite Centaurée, Echtes Tausendgüldenkraut, Echt Duizendguldenkruid, 

Centuria Zwyczajna, Flockarun, Skjermgyllen, Mark-Tusindgylden 

106.96 “Pink Charm”, pink to bright pink, nearly purplish, opening wide in bright sunshine, in lax-to-dense 

flat-topped clusters; leaves forming a rosette; dry grassy areas and scrub, roadsides 

Centranthus macrosiphon 

Annual Spanish Valerian, Long-Spurred Valerian, Pretty Betsy, Spur Valerian 

107.00 Species, lilac-rose flower clusters; shiny dark green foliage; annual valerian 130.-- 

Centratherum punctatum (C. intermedium) 

Brazilian Bachelor's Button, Brazilian Button Flower, Larkdaisy, Porcupine Flower 

107.10 Button Beauty*, lavender-blue, button flowers, long lasting and borne continually until frost; 

refreshing resinous scented foliage 

Cephalaphora aromatica 

Apple-Scented Pom Poms, Gummibärchenblume 

107.30 Species, attractive, bright yellow pom pom flowers completemented by pale green foliage; this lovely 

plant releases a sweet, apple fragrance when brushed against or by gently squeezing its leaves. 

Ideal in borders or containers 

Cephalipterum drummondii 

Silver-flowered Everlasting, Paperipallokukka 

107.40 Pom Pom White, attractive papery, rounded, white everlasting flowers p.o.r. 

Cerastium alpinum ssp. lanatum (C. lanatum) 

Alpine Chickweed, Alpine Mouse Ears, Wollige Alpenhoornbloem 

108.00 White Gem*, white, slightly darker striped; dwarf, flat growing habit; grey foliage; a very special 

alpine for the rock garden 



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Cerastium boissieri 

Snow-in-Summer 

108.20 Mojon de Trigo*, large, pure white flowers; silvery foliage; very even habit 76,-- / 10 g 

Cerastium candidissimum 

Silver Carpet, Ceraiste d'Argent 

108.24 White on Silver*, flat topped clusters of conspicuous white flowers with white woolly sepals; mats of 

densely silvery-white felted foliage 

130,-- / 10 g 

Cerastium tomentosum columnea 

Snow-in-Summer, Canastilla de plata, Cerastio, Nieve de Verano, Viltige Hoornbloem 

108.28 Silver Carpet, white; large flowers; silvery white cushion; abundantly flowering 120,-- 

Cerinthe major atropurpurescens 

Blue Shrimp Plant, Blue Honeywort, Blue Wax Flower, Grote Wasbloem 

110.00 Showy Blues, small clusters of rich purple-blue tubular nodding flowers; attractive fleshy, blue-green 

leaves, sea-blue bracts; admired cutflowers after the latest fashion for the binder's business 

Cerinthe retorta 

Dark Honeywort, Violet Honeywort, Greek Cerinthe, Gedrehte Wachsblume, Kaardus Mesilill, 

Koukoumagouria 

110.20 “Chocolate Dip*”, creamy flowers, purple tipped; purple bracts; large, light green, cream blotched 

leaves, chocolate-dipped 

Chaenorrhinum origanifolium (Linaria o.) 

Mini Snapdragon, Fairy Snapdragon, Linaire à feuilles d'Origan 

110.80 Lapis Lazuli*, a delicate, dwarf snapdragon, that blooms in June-July with bright mid-blue flowers 

and a contrasting white eye; nice round leaves; compact cushions; flowers abundantly already in the 

first year if sown together with the annuals; excellent on pots etc. as well 

Chamaedorea elegans (Neanthe bella)(Collinia e.) 

Mountain Palm, Parlor Palm, Parlour Palm, Neanthe Bella Palm, Love and Good Luck Palm 

111.00 Species, one of the most popular of all indoor palms; leaves are used for cut foliage 

Chaerophyllum bulbosum ssp. bulbosum 

Turnip-rooted Chervil, Chervil Cerfeuil Tubéreux, Rüben-Kälberkropf, Knollenkerbel , Erdkastanie, 

Kerbelrübe, Ruebenkerbel, Knolliger Kälberkropf, Knolribzaad, Knolkervel, Knoldet, Hulsvøb,Knoldhulsvø, 

Kørvelroe, Kerbelrübe, Rotkörvel, Knollkjeks, Mukulakirveli, Chérophylle bulbeux, 

Swierzabek bulwiasty, Cerfoglio bulboso, Mugul-varesputk, Krabilice hlíznatá 

111.04 Species, white umbels; roots carrot-like, grey or blackish with yellowish-white flesh, sweet; cooked 

and served as carrots; hardy biennial 



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12,-- / 1.000 sds 

Chaerophyllum hirsutum 

Mountain Chervil, Alpine Sheep's Parsley, Cow Parsley, Rauhaariger Kaelberkropf 

111.10 Species, much divided leaves; characteristic white flowers; requires moist conditions 16.-- 

Chamaerops humilis 

Fan- or European Palm, Windmill Palm, Palmier Nain, Palmier de Méditerranée, Dwergpalm 

111.20 Species, one of the few winter-hardy species; will thrive were others fail; exotic 50,-- / 1.000 sds 

Chasmanthium latifolium 

Flat Oats, Northern Sea Oat, Wild Oats, Indian Woodoats, Plataargras 

112.00 Species, a quite ornamental grass with its clumps of broad, dark green leaves held on stiff stems 

give rise to elegant, flattened, pendulant, dangling seed heads that resemble schools of fish caught 

on myriad lines; these mature to a warm, glowing copper-gold in fall; nice in dried arrangements 

Cheiranthus littoreus see Malcolmia littorea 

Chelidonium majus 

Greater Celandine, Swallowwort 

118.00 “Little Birds”, small, bright yellow poppy-like flowers; pinnate foliage; a good plant for the wild 

garden where, with luck, it will naturalise itself 

Chelone barbata see Penstemon barbatus 

Chelone obliqua 

Turtlehead, Galane, Schlangenkopf, Schildpadbloem 

120.00 Rosebud, dark rose-pink flowers; rich green pairs of leaves; a good commercial cutflower with long 

lasting flowers on water 

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Chenopodium bonus-henricus 

Good King Henry, Lincolnshire Spinach, Poor Man's Asparagus, Guter Heinrich, Brave Hendrik 

121.00 White, traditional hardy-perennial pot-herb; productive, tasty 24,-- 

Chenopodium capitatum (Blitum capitatum) 

Strawberry-Blite, Blite-Goosefoot, Indian Paint, Indian Ink, Chénopode en Têtes, Aardbeispinazie 

121.04 Strawberry Sticks, ornamental highly-coloured fruited calyxes, placed at the foot of the leafstalk, 

suggestive of little strawberries 

Chenopodium giganteum 

Tree Spinach, Magentaspreen, Lamb's Quarter, Riesengänsefuß, Baumspinat, Boomspinazie 

121.08 Species, the leaves of this plant are a striking combination of lilac, purple and shimmering magenta, 

turning blue-green as the leaves age; this plant always elicits comments; a nice and tasty addition to 

salads and a colourful garnish or steamed like spinach 

Chloris truncata 

Star Grass, Windmill Grass, Australian Fingergrass, Truncate Finger Grass, Antennegras 

121.40 Tellymasts*, leaves are flat or folded; horizontal or reflexed ; in containers, boxes pots etc.; easy 

from seed 

Chrysanthemum alpinum (Leucanthemopsis a.)(Tanacetum a.)(Pyrethrum a.) 

Alpine Moon-Daisy, Alpine Marguerite, Alpenwucherblumen 

121.90 Glacier*, brilliant white, golden eyed flowers; neat, small tufts of deeply cut bright green foliage 

Chrysanthemum caucasicum (Matricaria c.)(Tripleurospermum c.) 

Armenian Daisy 

122.00 Ararat, a conspicuous plant with long and strong stems; nevertheless it is recommendable to plant 

near a rather strong shrub-like plant or even in the middle or close to the center of a plant; the result 

is a strong and always upright combination of which Ararat delivers a snow-storm of small white 

chamomille-like flowers. A show! 

Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium (Pyrethrum c.)(Tanacetum c.) 

Dalmation Insect Flower, Dalmation Pellitory, Dalmatinische Insektenblume 

122.50 Dalmatia, flowers of immaculate whiteness on top of wiry stems; contrasting leaves and stems 

because of their fine grey colour 

Chrysanthemum corymbosum multiflorum (Tanacetum corymbosum ssp. corymbosum) 

Woodland Daisy, Leucantheme a feuilles de Coronope, Rainfarn Dolden Straußblütige 

122.70 Blaze of Daisies*, multi-flowered stems of showy white daisies, in corymbs, being flat-topped; 

a good garden plant and outstanding cut flower; lasting long on water 

Chrysanthemum frutescens (Argyranthemum frutescens) 

Paris Daisy, Shrubby Marguerite, Marguerite Daisy, French Marguerite 

122.74 La Parisienne ou Marguerite de Valois; plentifully pure white blooms, contrasting with the glaucous 

foliage; excellent for barrels, boxes, containers, pans, large pots and tubs 



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Chrysanthemum indicum (Dendranthema i.) 

Chrysanthème d'Automne, Herbst Chrysantheme, Herfstchrysanth 

122.80 Mixed colours, rich coloured single, semi-double and double flowered mixed 86,-- 

Chrysanthemum lacustre (C. maximum)(C. superbum)(Leucanthemum s.) 

Portuguese Daisy, Pyrenees Daisy, Double Daisy, Jätteprästkrage 

123.00 Marion Collier*, creamy white with a yellowish centre; carefully selected variety with a high 

percentage of fully double and semi-double daisies with quilled petals 

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum see Leucanthemum vulgare 

Chrysanthemum maximum see Leucanthemum maximum 

Chrysanthemum multicaule (Coleostephus m.) 

Buttercup Daisy, Yellow Clump Daisy, Daisy Yellow Button 

124.00 Moonlight, a unique cool lemon-yellow colour 108.-- 

124.10 Sunlight, masses of golden yellow daisies 30.-- 

Chrysanthemum myconis see Coleostephus myconis 

Chrysanthemum nivellei Braun-Blanq & Maire (Nivellea nivellei) 

Moroccan Daisy, Grand Marguerite blanche annuelle 

124.40 Garden Globe*, white flowers with golden centres; stems are both down- and sidewards spread and 

are so giving the impression of a fully rounded off, ball-shaped, bushy white globe 

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Chrysanthemum nivellei hort see Heteranthemis viscidehirta 

Chrysanthemum paludosum (Leucanthemum p.)(Mauranthemum p.) 

Snow Daisy, Mini Margueritte, Baby Marguerite, White Buttons, Creeping Daisy,Million White 

125.20 White, masses of white daisies; uniform bushy plants; very early. 20.-- 

Chrysanthemum parthenium (Tanacetum parthenium)(M. eximia)(M.parthenium) 

Feverfew, Featherfew, Florist Matricaria, Altamisa, Flirtwort, Wild Chamomile, Wild Quinine, 

Fieberkraut, Mutterkraut, Moederkruid 

125.40 Golden Moss, golden foliage; extra dwarf 94.-- 

125.44 White Perfection, pure white pompon flowers; good cut flower 42,-- 

Chrysanthemum ptarmiciflorum see Tanacetum ptarmiciflorum 

Chrysanthemum sebatense 

Mini Marguerites, Garden Daisy, Silver Gazelle 

125.60 Silver Carpet, fine silvery white foliage; pure white flowers 136,-- 

Chrysanthemum tianschanicum see Xylanthemum tianschanicum 

Chrysanthemum viscidehirtum see Heteranthemis viscedehirta 

Chrysanthemum vulgare see Tanacetum vulgare 

Chrysocephalum apiculatum (Helichrysum a.) 

Common Everlasting, Flambe Yellow 

127.00 Yellow Buttons*, bright yellow flowers in terminal clusters 354,-- 

Chrysocoma coma-aurea 

Yellow Edging Daisy, Goldilocks, Golden Heads 

128.00 Yellow Edging Daisy, flowers produced in profusion are like small golden yellow buttons; the plant 

and foliage give the appearance of heather; flowers the first year from seed; to be treated as a halfhardy 

annual 

Cineraria maritima see Senecio cineraria 

Cineraria ptarmiciflorum see Tanacetum ptarmiciflorum 

Cistanthe grandiflora see Calandrinia g. grandiflora 

Cladanthus arabicus (Anthemis arabica)(C. proliferus) 

Spanish Daisy, Palm Springs Daisy, Rock Chamomile, Astblume, Saurikki. Grenkulla 

133.00 Criss-Cross, a first-class border annual with fern-like foliage and fragrant, bright yellow flowers, 

produced in great freedom from July to Septembe; the first flowers appear in 6 weeks after sowing 

already 

Clarkia bottae (Godetia bottae) 

Farewell-to-Spring 

134.00 Lilac Pixie, lilac cup-shaped flowers; long flowering season; branching and spreading habit 16.-- 

134.04 Lilac Sails, large lilac flowers; flowering along the stems 16.-- 

Clarkia breweri (Eucharidium b.) 

Satin Flower, Brewer's Clarkia 

134.20 Fairy Fans, deep reddish-purple flowers, which are pleasantly scented; an excellent and desirable 

plant for pots, containes etc. for the balcony or plant in masses in the mixed border; flowering a few 

weeks after sowing; fragrant flowers 

Clarkia imbricata (Godetia i.) 

Vine Hill Clarkia 

134.60 White, clustered large white flowers at the tip of stems sometimes having pinkish markings; later in 

bloom than some other species 

Clarkia lewisii 

134.80 Speckled Clarkia, Speckled Fairyfan 

Lilac Tubs*, creeping and and a wide branching habit; the little tubs are pure lilac; beautiful! p.o.r. 

Clarkia pulchella 

Pink Fairies 

135.00 Passion to Purple, deeply incised lilac-purple flowers in profusion 64.-- 

Clarkia rubicunda ssp. blasdalei (Godetia r.b.) 



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Captain William Clark’s Flower 

135.60 Lavender Love*, large lavender-pink flowers have red centers on this showy annual; floriferous and 

very striking in containers or the garden; good cut flower. 

Clarkia species 

Godetia, Satin Flower 

135.70 Maroon Mignon*, small, bright maroon flowers are abundant on very low and spreading plants 

Clarkia speciosa (Godetia speciosa) 

Redspot Fairyfan, Four-Spotted Clarkia, Winecup Clark, Redspot Clarkia, Pismo Clarki 

135.80 Pink Buttercups, red-eyed, pink buttercup blooms; carpets of narrow foliage; ideal for borders and as 

a groundcover 

Clarkia speciosa ssp. immaculata 

Four-Spotted Clarkia, Winecup Clark 

135.84 BicShow*, large, bright rosy-red and rosy-mauve shades with striking white centres 78,-- 

Claytonia sibirica (Montia siberica)(Claytonia s.)(C. alsinoides) 

Siberian Spring Beauty, Pink Purslane, Siberian Miner's Lettuce, Roze Winterpostelein 

135.90 Peppermint Candy*, pink white striped; bright green succulent, edible leaves 192,-- / 10 g 

Clematis alpina 

Columbine Clematis, Clématite Alpine, Alpen-Waldrebe, Bosrank 

136.00 Blue Charm, drooping flowers of exquisite light purple; the first clematis to flower in spring; ultra 

hardy and rapid grower for walls and fences as well 



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Clematis aristata 

Old Man's Beard, Travellers Joy, Austral Clematis 

136.04 Species, smothered is masses of white starry flowers; easily grown from seed 124,-- 

Clematis chiisanensis 

Lemon Bells Clematis, Korean Clematis 

136.06 Love Child, pale yellow bells, reddish at base; quick to flower 54,-- / 10.000 sds 

Clematis flammula 

Fragrant Virgin's Bower, Baby Clematis, Clemátide olorosa, Jazmín deMmonte, Mandelwaldrebe 

136.08 Sweet Plume, small 'twinkling' star-like, white flowers, in panicles, cascading down the plant; 

powerfully and delightfully smelling of vanille; the feathery, silvery seed-heads are decorative after 

the flowers have passed 

Clematis glycinoides 

Forest Clematis, Headache Vine 

136.12 Species, starry white or greenish flowers; very showy in bloom; pretty fruits 140,-- 

Clematis heracleifolia davidina (C. tubulosa) 

Tube Clematis, Chinese Clematis, Großblättrige Waldreben, Klimopbladbosrank 

136.14 Blue Tubulus, a herbaceous clematis - one of the non-vining - whose soft violet-blue flowers have a 

deliciously sweet scent; tubular, long flowers with recurved petal tips resemble those of a hyacinth 

and appear in whorls up the stems in late summer; dark foliage; makes a good clump 

Clematis ladakhiana 

Sweet Autumn Virgin's Bower, Asian Virginsbower, Clematite Tibetaine, Clematite du Tibet 

136.18 Tibetan Mystic, vigorous climber with abundant brownish-yellow flowers the very first year 

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Clematis microphylla (C. linearifolia) 

Fine- or small-leaved Clematis 

136.22 Species, greenish-cream flowers followed by conspicuous fruits 158,-- 

Clematis pubescens 

Western Clematis, White Clematis, Common Clematis 

136.26 Species, short panicles of white flowers; showy long silvery tails to the seeds 124,-- 

Clematis recta 

Non-Vining Clematis, Ground Clematis, Clématite droite, Aufrechte Waldrebe, Stijve Clematis, 

136.30 Species, upright stems with terminal many-flowered panicles of scented white flowers 96,-- 

Clematis recta purpurea 

Non-Vining Clematis, Erect Clematis, Clématite droite, Aufrechte Waldrebe, Bosdruif 

136.34 White Myriads, terminal many-flowered myriads or panicles of small, scented, creamy white flowers 

and glossy, purple tinged foliage; a beautiful and light fragrant variety 

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Clematis tangutica 

Chinese Clematis, Golden Clematis, Russian Virgin's Bower, Goldwaldrebe, Tangutische Waldrebe 

136.38 Yellow Pixie, a profusion of bright yellow, curious, pixie hat or lantern-like flowers with thick fleshy 

petals; followed by a mass of decorative, silky, feathery, fuzzy seed heads; will produce its flowers in 

about as little as three month after sowing; perfect for pots, patios, hanging baskets, fences, trellises, 

boulders, bonny banks and presumably braes! 

Cleome monophylla 

Dwarf Spider Flower, Single-leaved Cleome, Spinnenpflanze, Rusperbossie, Ueühelehine ämbliklill 

137.60 Spirit*, pure white; non-prickly; starts flowering with a central flowerhead and will later on be 

surrounded by many side branching and top flowering blooms 

Cleome viscosa (Polansia v.) 

Sticky Cleome, Australian Spider Flower, Wild Mustard 

137.74 Yellow Spider, yellow; wide flowers in long racemes; each flower has numerous contrasting stamens, 

which produce an interesting effect; a semi-dwarf growing species and a quite pretty and unusual 

bedding plant, as well as a beautiful pot-, tub-, and patio plant 

Clianthus formosus see Swainsonia formosa 

Clinopodium calamintha see Calamintha nepeta 

Clinopodium vulgare see Calamintha vulgare ssp. arundanum 

Clitoria ternata 

Butterfly Pea, Pigeon Wings, Blue Pea, Blue Vine, Blue Buttterflies, Schmetterlingserbse 

138.00 Marina, produces masses of double flowers of a beautiful shade of vivid cobalt blue with a white and 

gold throat all summer long; a beautiful twining vine; easy to grow from seed, blooms the first year 

Clivia miniata 

Kaffir Lily, Bush Lily, St. John's Lily, Fire Lily 

138.10 Orange, compact; short leaves 520,-- / 1.000 sds 

138.70 

Cobaea scandens 

Cathedral Bells, Cup & Saucer Vine, Glockenrebe, Klokwinde, Kelloköynnös, Klockranka 

Alba, white; a showy climber for the cool greenhouse, conservatory, and also forming a very 

decorative screen on trellis or south facing wall in milder areas; large bell shaped 'cup and saucer' 

flowers are often 6cm (2.5 in) across; flowers late summer; climber. 

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138.74 Caerulea, violet-blue; as the above 28.-- 

Codonopsis clematidea (Glossocomia c.) 

Asian bellflower, Bonnet Bellflower, Tigerglocke, Tijgerklokje, Lamopeikonkello 

138.80 Blue Bonnets, attractive, light blue, nodding bells with darker centres; a sprawling twiner 202,-- 

Codonopsis pilosula 

Poor Man's Ginseng, Korean Ginseng, Bastard Ginseng, Glockenwinde, Tojin, Tangsam, Dong Sam 

138.90 Dan Sheng, magnificent flowers in the form of small bells and the colour is yellowish-olive green, 

purple veined; climber 

Coffea arabica 

Coffee Tree, Arabian Coffee 

138.94 Nana, stove evergreen shrub; potplant with glossy green foliage. 20.-- / 1.000 sds 

Coix lacryma-jobi 

Job's Tears, Japanese Barley, Hato-mugi 

138.98 “Yi Yi”, delicate corn-like plant with grey teardrop-shaped seeds on top of tassel, ranging from pearly 

white to shiny grey; grown since the 14th century by monks for rosary beads 

Colchium autumnale 

Meadow Saffron, Autumn Crocus, Colchico, Herbstzeitlose, Herfstijloos, Tidlösa 

139.00 Species, showy lilac flowers, produced after the leaves die down 28,-- 

Coleostephus multicaulis see Chrysanthemum multicaule 

Coleostephus myconis (Chrysanthemum m.) 

Corn Marigold, Margherita gialla, Margarita de Piriay, Margherita di Mykonos 

139.40 SunnySide*, golden yellow; very rich and long flowering, bushy, spreadingand rather tall plant; 

landscaping 

Collinsia heterophylla (C. bicolor) 

Purple Chinese Houses, Innocence, Harlequin 



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139.60 Sierra Nevada, purple-blue flowers with red lines against a white throat 14,-- 

Collinsia parviflora 

Maiden Blue-Eyed Mary, Blue-Eyed Mary, Small-flowered Collinsia, Littleflower Collinsia 

139.70 Blue Lips*, bright violet-blue flowers; diminutive annual; bright green rounded leaves, densely held 

on short stems; container plantings 

Comesperma calymega 

Spike- or Blue-spike Milkwort, Blauaehre 

140.00 Species, blue flowers in dense terminal racemes. A pretty pot-, tub-, and patio plant; can stand high 

temperatures 

Comesperma ciliatum 

Love Creeper, Twining Milkwort 

140.04 Caerulea, blue or mauve flowers; hairy leaves; first class climber, but difficult to establish 



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Comesperma virgatum 

Common Milkwort, Liniment Plant 

140.08 Species, mostly bluish or mauve flowers; very showy p.o.r. 

Comesperma volubile 

Blue Love Creeper, Heath Milkwort, Twining Match Heads 

140.12 Love Creeper, beautiful blue flowered climber; only few leaves; quite attractive but hard to establish 

Commelina tuberosa (C. coelestis) 

Dayflower, Blue Spiderwort, Larmes de la Veuve, Knollige Taglume, Himmelsblomma, Yerba del 

Pollo 

142.00 Sleeping Beauty, bright and bluest blue, curiously shaped flowers 10,-- / 1.000 sds 

Conicosia australis 

Narrow-leaved Iceplant, Yellow Iceplant, Cone-fruited Succulent 

142.40 Yellow Tassel*, beautiful, dwarf, spreading succulent-like plants with on top during mid-summer lots 

of pure yellow, large open flowers; excellent for front of the border, bedding and doing also fine in 

barrels, boxes, containers, pans, pots and tubs 

Convolvulus cantabrica 

Cantabrican Morning Glory, Liseron des Monts Cantabres, Liseron de Biscaye, Spanischer Winde 

143.40 Beautiful Morning*, soft rose-pink, funnel-shaped flowers; pretty, hardy plant 512,-- 

Convolvulus chilensis 

Chilean Morning Glory, Pitted Morning Glory, Correvuela Ploma, Spiro Rosadous 

143.50 Little Trumpets, incredible sugar-pink little trumpets on grey leafed radiating arms 512,-- 

Convolvulus erubescens 

Australian Bindweed, Pink Bindweed, Blushing Bindweed, Field Bindweed, Errötende Winde 

143.60 Blushing Glory*, rosy pink or white; long blooming period; good in hanging baskets 198,-- 

Convolvulus sabatius (C. mauritanicus) 

Rock Bindweed, Ground Morning Glory, Morocco Glorybind, Liseron de Mauritani, Blauwe Winde 

143.64 True Love*, bright lilac-blue; dark green foliage; a most beautiful trailer for the front of the border and 

boxes, containers, pans, pots, tubs and hanging baskets 

Convolvulus tricolor erectus 

Rainbow Flash Series, upright, compact growing 

143.80 Blue Flash, deep blue 30.-- 

143.82 Light Flash, light blue 30.-- 

143.84 Red Flash, rose-red 30.-- 

143.86 Rose Flash, rose shades 30.-- 

143.88 White Flash, pure white 30.-- 

143.90 Rainbow-Flash-Mixed, complete colour range 30.-- 

Cordyline australis (Dracaena a.) 

Cabbage Palm, Cabbage Tree, Ti kauka, Ti rakau 

144.00 Species, creamy-white fragrant flowers; decorative foliage; classic garden plant; tropical accent 

Cordyline australis purpurea (Dracaena a.p.) 

Southern Cabbage Tree, Purple Cabbage Tree 

144.10 Deco*, purple-brown, decorative foliage, small leaved; fragrant flowers 360,-- 

Cordyline fruticosa (C. terminalis) 

Ti Plant, Hawaiian Ti, Good Luck Plant 

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144.20 Green-leaved Species, lush large broad green leaves; native Hawaiians foster a strong belief that 

growing Ti plants around the home protects and brings good luck to the home. Ti's are slow growing; 

they prefer more shade than sun, which keeps the leaves a darker green 

88,-- / 1.000 sds 

144.24 Good Luck Hybrids, coloured leaves; red berries; beautiful indoor plants 55,-- / 1.000s ds 

Cordyline indivisa (Dracaena i.) 

Blue Dracaena Palm, Mountain Cabbage Tree, Broad-leafed Cabbage Tree, Breitblättriger 

Kohlbaum, Toi, Cordiline, Drácena. 

144.30 Species, clean seed 40,-- 

Cordyline manner-suttoniae 

Swamp Palm Lily 

144.40 Species, it produces a slender trunk; leaves are dark green, stalked, to 65 cm long and 12 cm wide; 

in spring or summer it produces an attractive panicle of white flowers, followed by bright red berries 

Cordyline petiolaris 

Broad-leaved Palm Lily 

144.50 Species, an excellent container plant with unusual foliage; leaves are 60-70 cm long, 10-15 cm wide; 

sometimes longer an quite frayed at the tips; the in rolled petiole would have to be the most 

outstanding feature 

Cordyline stricta (C. congesta)(Dracaena s.) 

Narrow-leaved Palm Lily 

144.60 Species, palm-like, multi-caned, fountain-shaped; long, linear leaves and pendulous clusters of 

bluish flowers in spring; fleshy black fruits follow the flowers; both flowers and fruits are attractive 

features 

99,-- / 1.000 sds 

50,-- / 1.000 sds 

88,-- / 1.000 sds 

Coreopsis grandiflora 

Calliopsis, Tickseed, Largeflowered Tickseed, Mädchenauge. Kráska 

145.00 Baby Love*, yellow with mahogany centre; dwarf selection 120,-- 

Coreopsis maritima (Leptosyne m.)(Tuckermannia m.) 

Seaside Daisy, Sea Dahlia, Beach Dahlia, Beach Coreopsis, Golden Marguerite 

145.20 Sunny Seaside*, elegant, large marguerite-like, showily strong yellow daisies; yellow discs 148,-- 

Coreopsis palmata 

Prairie Coreopsis, Finger Tickseed, Tckseed, Stiff Tickseed, Bare Root Plant, Bird-foot Coreopsis 

145.60 Prairie Yellow, cheerful lemon or golden-yellow flowers;dense patches of upright stems clad with 

deep green, leathery leaves; makes a good cut flower 

160,-- / 10 g 

Coreopsis tinctoria nana (Calliopsis bicolor)(Calliopsis tinctoria) 

Golden Tickseed, Plains Coreopsis, Calliopsis, Färbermädchenauge, Meisjesogen 

146.20 The Sultan*, red and orange shades; striped and mottled 274,-- 

146.40 Tigermoths*, extra dwarf with warm, bright, exciting colour range; tiger spotted 436,-- 

Coriandrum sativum 

Pot-Coriander, Pot-Cilantro, Pot-Chinese Parsley, Pot-Mexican Parsley, Pot-Koriander, Pot- 

Ketoembar, Pot-Snies, El cilantro, Coriandro o Culantro 

147.00 PoCiCo*, a compact and uniform selection for pot plant production 54,-- 

Coronilla varia (Securigera varia) 

Purple Crownvetch, Coronille bigarrée, Bunte Kronwicke, Bont Kroonkruid, Cieciorka pstra, Cicorka 

Pestrá, Ranostaj Pestrý, Tarka Koronafürt, Rosenkronill, Cornetta Ginestrina, Coronistea 

148.00 Species, masses of attractive bi-coloured flowers, pink and white; an extremely vigorous deciduous 

groundcover; hardy 

Cortaderia richardii 

Toetoe Grass, Toitoi, Plumed Tussock, Herbe de la Pampa, Arundo richardii 

148.90 Species, grows to 3m with creamy plumes in summer and autumn 192,-- / 10 g 

Cortusa matthioli f. pekinensis 

Bear's Ear Sanicle, Campanule de la Sainte-Trinité, Alpenglöckl, Heilglöckchen, Alpabjalla, Klockviva 

148.00 Species, flowers are primula-like, small and rosy-magenta; a small woodland plant having soft hairy 

leaves like small editions of the greenhouse Primula sinensis 

Corydalis cava (C. bulbosa) 

Hollowroot, Birthwood, Hoher Lerchensporn, Holwortel 

148.20 Species, introduced into cultuvation almost 400 years ago; it starts flowering as early in the year as 

February with purple, white or pink, tubular, spurred flowers produced over attractive foliage; hollow, 

tuberous roots, purple horizontal flowers 



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Corydalis sempervirens (C. glauca) 

Pink & Yellow Corydalis, Roman Wormwood, Immergrüner Lerchensporn, Helmbloem 

148.30 Harlequin, pink to purple, yellow-tipped, short-spurred, tubular flowers in airy spikes over blue-green, 

ferny foliage; attractive annual, acting as a perennial 

Corydalis solida 

Fester Lerchensporn, Helmbloem 

148.40 Species, tough little spring ephemeral with lacy bluish foliage and spurred pink or white flowers, able 

to surviver even on pure clay soils. Easy from seed, forms a carpet of beautiful, early spring flowers. 

Cosmidium burridgeanum see Thelesperma burridgeanum 

Cosmos bipinnatus Sensation Series 

Garden Cosmos, Common Cosmos, Mexican Aster, Fiederblättrige Schmuckblume, 

Schmuckkörbchen, Kosmeen, Krásenka, Stolt kavaler 

150.00 Albatros, pure white; very early selection 12.-- 

150.10 Candy Stripe, white with rose petal edges and blush 

150.20 Daydream, palest pink with a rose central ring; very early; attractive colour combination 12.-- 

150.30 Picotee, white flowers, variously edged and marked rose and reddish; quite early 12.-- 

150.40 Sensation Formula Mix, of the above and more separate colours; very fine quality 12.-- 

150.50 Dwarf Sensation Mix, extra early; dwarfest type for pot- and bedding plant production 18.-- 

Cosmos bipinnatus Sea Shells Series 

Tubular formed, trumpet-like petals 

151.00 Pied Piper Blush White 4.20 / 1.000 sds 

151.10 Pied Piper Red, crimson-red 4.20 / 1.000 sds 

151.20 Sea Shells Mixture, red, pink and white 

Cosmos bipinnatus miscellaneous varieties 

152.00 Collarette Mixed Colours (Psyche); double ring of petals forming a collarette in the centre 12.-- 

152.10 Collarette White (Psyche), pure white 44.-- 

152.20 Tetra Versailles Mix, full colour range; extra large flowers; good cut flower 12.-- 

152.30 Sunset Yellow, buff yellow, unusual colour; late flowering 44.-- 

Cosmos bipinnatus Vega Series 

Early- and large flowering; bushy plants of intermediate height (Gazebo Series) 

153.00 Pink 30.-- 

153.10 Red 30.-- 

153.20 White 30.-- 

153.30 Vega Formula Mix, the above colours in a well-balanced blend 30.-- 

Cosmos sulphureus Carpet Series 

Mini Cosmos for bedding and pots; compact, well-branched; covered with semi-double flowers 

154.00 Gold 22.-- 

154.10 Lemon 22.-- 

154.20 Orange 22.-- 

154.30 Red 22.-- 

154.40 Carpet Formula Mix 22.-- 

Crambe cordifolia 

Colewort, Giant Sea Kale, Chou Nuage Blanc, Crambé, Meerkohl, Zeekool, Bolletjeskool 

159.30 White Surprise, beautiful masses of white flowers, look like massive giant gypsophila's 

Crambe maritima 

Seakale, Zeekool, Chou Marin, Meerkohl, Küsten-Mehrkohl, Seekohl, Strandkohl, Strandkål, 

Merikaali, Strandkaal 

159.40 White Blossoms, stiff, tight heads of white blossom; richly honey-scented; glaucous blue, cabbagelike 

leaves; exquiste vegetable 

Craspedia globosa (Pycnosorus g.) 

Billy Buttons, Batchelor's Button, Baguette de Tambour, Gelber Trommelstock, Solboll, Trommestik 

160.00 Drumsticks, bright yellow, ball-shaped flowers; arrangeable, wiry stalks; excellent for cutting and 

drying 

Crepis rubra (Barkhausia rubra) 

Hawk's Beard, Pippau, Streepzaad, Rosenfibbla, Rødhaukeskjegg 

160.20 Rose-pink, dandelion-like hardy herbaceous annual with an abundance of clear pink flowers, most 

easily grown and showy, upright habit; for direct sowings as natural plantings. 

Crucianella stylosa see Phuopsis stylosa 



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Crithmum maritimum 

Rock Samphire, Criste-Marine, Fenouil marin, Perce-pierre, Herbe-de-Saint-Pierre, Zeevenkel, 

Meer-Fenchel, Perrexil-do-mar, Funcho-marítimo, Hinojo Marino 

160.30 Species, yellowish flower heads; blue-green, feathery foliage 792,-- 

Cucumis africanus 

Wild Cucumber, Wild Gherkin, Rhino-komkommertje, Afrikaanse Wilde Komkommer of Okalopolola, 

Wilde Agurkie, Doringkomkommertjie, Monyaku, Mthangazana, Isende-lenja, Uselwa-lwemamba 

160.36 Species, fruits of this species, looking like small, prickly and striped cucumbers, were pickled and 

preserved in Old Cape kitchens; flowers pale to dark yellow with green veins, either male or female, 

both appearing on the same plant; fruits fleshy to hard, base flat; unripe fruit longitudinally striped 

dark and light green, maturing to greenish yellow or white, striped purplish brown or yellow, prickles 

mainly on dark bands 

Cucumis anguria 

West Indian Gherkin, Bur Cucumber, Concombre des Antilles 

160.40 Species, immature cucumber fruits are eaten as salad vegetables or pickles and also used as 

cooked vegetables; foliage is also consumed as salads and cooked vegetables; female blossoms are 

used as garnish 

Cucumis adreana 

Green Garnet Cucumber, Groene Granaat Komkommer 

160.44 Species, actually a pumpkin variety, but the smell is clearly that of a cucumber; egg-like fruits, but 

just a bit larger, attractive bright green fruit; the skin is very hard and because of that the fruits can be 

kept during a very long period; beautiful for floral decoration 

Cucumis dipsaceus 

Teasel Cucumber,Teasel Gourd, Hedgehog Gourd, Concombre Chardon. Karden-Gurke, 

Distelkomkommertje, Pepino diablito, Wild spiny Fre, Concombre bardane, Kumara, bodikava, 

Calabacilla, Cojon del diablo, Comida del zorro, Jaboncillo del campo, Pepinillo 

160.48 Species, egg-like, but just a bit larger, attractive bright green fruits; look as if they are prickly, but 

harmless; the fruits can be kept during a long period; beautiful for floral decoration 

Cucumis melo 

Melon, Melón, Melones, Melone, Meloen 

160.52 Paradiso, early maturing variety developed in 1905 as a "crate melon"; softball-sized, netted fruits 

usually weight about a pound; complex spicy flavour 

Cucumis melo dudaim 

Pocket- Sweet Scented- or Pomegrate Melon 

160.56 Queen Anne's Pomander, a very small melon is grown for the fragrance and the beauty; fruits 

produce a strong, sweet melon scent that will overpower most odours; fruit is a large duck egg or 

tennis ball in size and orange in colour with a darker striping; is used as an ornamental climber 

nowadays, on trellises and arbours 

Cucumis melo flexuosus 

Snake or Serpent Cucumber 

160.60 Painted Serpent; the best tasting sweetest cucumber, it can grow up to 1 meter long; its thin curled 

shape remind some of an off-putting snake; ribbed and white striped, fluted fruits 

Cucumis metulliferus 

Horned Melon, Horned Cucumber, Jelly Melon 

160.64 Kiwano, eaten like a melon or pressed as a juice; 4 times as much vitamine C than oranges; taste 

reminds of banana's with a whiff of lemon; fruits can be stored 6 months; coloured in small stripes 

green and yellow and become later red bronze; very healthy plants, which are advised to trellish 

Cucumis myriocarpus 

Gooseberry Cucumber, Gooseberry Gourd, Prickly Paddy Melon, Bitter Apple, Squash melon, 

Concombre groseille, Beskomkommer, Kruisbeskomkommertje, Pepino silvestre 

160.68 Species, a very curious and funny, wild, little cucumber; slightly prickly; looks like a big gooseberry; 

very decorative light green stripes on a olive green background; can be kept a long time 

Cucumis sativus 

Cucumber, Gurken, Concombre, Cetriolo, Komkommer 

161.14 Crystal Apple, a prolific, round and prickly ball-cucumber with a thin, tender, creamy white skin 

161.16 Lemon Apple, fruits are very much like a large lemon in appearance; Round fruits have a crunchy 

texture and mild skin 

161.18 Square Apple, a strain with 8 cm. blockish, medium green fruits; very mild flavour; very productive 

and a little seedy 

Cucumis sativus sikkimensis 



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Ornamental Cucumber, Concombre d'ornement, Ziergurke, Decoratieve komkommer 

161.20 Emperor Alexander, a nice, short, fat fruit with peculiar maroon colour netting the skin; can be eaten 

young or used in winter in dried arrangements like ornamental gourds 

50,-- / 1.000 sds 

161.22 

Cucurbita lagenaria (Lagenaria siceraria)(C. leucantha)(L. vulgaris)(L. leucantha) 

Bottle Gourd, Gourde Bouteille, Flaschenkürbis, Fleskalebassen, Pelgrimsfles, Flaskpumpa 

Bule, unique hard-shelled fruits entirely covered with small warts ot tooth-like bumps 50.-- / 1.000 sds 

161.24 Dinosaur, Delphin Maranka, solid green fruits having curved necks and decorativ skin-folds 

50,-- / 1.000 sds 

161.28 Marenka, dark green; knotted, bottle-shaped fruits 18,-- 

161.30 Penguin, Poire à Poudre, suitable for painting as a penguin 50,-- / 1.000 sds 

161.32 Speckled Apple, mid-green, dark green spotted; apple-shaped fruits 22,-- 

161.34 Speckled Swan, Amphore, Kobra, dark green belly with broad, light green stripes & blotches 

18,-- 

161.60 

Cucurbita maxima 

Gant Pumpkin,Winter Squash, Potiron, Kürbisse Reuzenpompoen, Zomerpompoenen 

Aladdin, small, striped green, yellow and red, turban-shaped fruits on compact plants 16,-- 

161.64 Atlantic Giant, world record size pumpkin; yellow to orange shell; orange flesh 18,-- 

161.68 Baby Blue, compact version of the Blue Hubbard; beautiful round grey-green fruits; not too big 

16,-- 

161.72 Garbo, orange “flat”-fruited; mini Rouge Vif d’Etamps 16,-- 

161.76 Giraumon Galeux d'Eysines, this gourd is a rather old one, mentioned already in the Vilmorin- 

Andrieux catalogue from 1885; the flesh is yellowish orange, lovely and sweet; the outside is bright 

orange-pink, covered with wart-like recesses and very decorative 

16,-- 

161.80 Jarrahdale, very decorative and slate-coloured grey fruits of 3 to 5 kg 16,-- 

161.84 Lakota, the colour of the fruits is green and orange; the flesh is tasting very fine and nutty; 16,-- 

161.88 Pink Jumbo Banana, skin turns when mature dull deep pink when mature; fruit is somewhat banana 

shaped 

16,-- 

Cucurbita mixta (C. argyrosperma) 

Winter Squash, Banana Squash, Striped Cushaw Squash, Cushaw Pumpkin, Ayote, El pipián 

161.98 Pepita Silver Edge, white, green striped fruits 20,-- 

162.00 

Cucurbita moschata 

Cushaw, Winter Squash, Canada Crookneck, Canada Pumkin, Butternut, Moschuskürbisse, 

Muskuspompoen, El anco, Anquito, Auyama, Calabaza, Calabaza moscada, Tamalayote o Zapallito 

Coreano, Pumpkin, West Indian Pumpkin, Zapallo, Labu manis,Cuban pumpkin, Seiyou, Ayote 

Futsu Black, dark green, nearly black when ripe; can be stored for about 8 month 16,-- 

162.04 Hidemi, beautiful dark green fruits colouring to terracotta; small fruits 1-1 ½ kg 22,-- 

162.08 Long Island Cheese, heirloom; named for the resemblance to a wheel of cheese; flattened fruits are 

buff-coloured with deep orange flesh. 3 1/2 - 4 1/2 kg and a good keeper 

20,-- 

162.12 Sweet Berry, dark blue fruits 18,-- 

162.16 Sweet Kikuza, nice 2 ½ kg fruits, very thick-fleshed with excellent eating quality; pale green fruits 

changing into ochre-yellow 

22,-- 

162.60 

Cucurbita pepo 

Zuchetti, Squash, Zucchini, Kussa, Courges, Courgettes, Kürbis, Sierpompoen, Kalebassen, 

Cream & Green Patisson, cream, green striped fruits 18,-- 

162.64 Dancing Gourd, dancing or spinning; years ago childten would carry these gourds in their pockets to 

60,-play 

with at school where they would spin them on their desks; extremely hard shelled when dried 

162.66 Green Ball, Courgette, Summer Squash, Zucchini, round, dark green fruits on compact, productive 

bush plants; very thick-fleshed with ecellent eating qualities 

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162.68 Kamo Kamo, yellow, green striped fruits; vigorous vines so they need somewhere to travel; they 

love fences! 

16,-- 

162.72 Mongogo de Guatemala, beautiful pear-shaped variety; very even in size and form; dark green with 

16,-- 

lighter green stripes 

162.76 Orange Patisson, turns from golden yellow to orange 16,-- 

162.80 White & Green Patisson, white, green striped fruits 18,-- 

163.00 Indy Mix, unique forms; all fruits are mutli-coloured 120,-- 

Cuphea blepharophylla 

Eyelash-leaved Cuphea, Köcherblümchen 

163.90 “Cardinal”*, a profusion of very attractive, bright red, tubular flowers over a long period; a fine plant 

and rare in cultivation; forms a compact, bushy, shrubby, evergreen plant with slender-pointed, white, 

bristly-hairy leaves; should be grown as an annual 

Cuphea ignea (C. platycentra) 

Cigar Plant, Cigar Flower, Firecracker Plant, Red, White and Blue Flower 

163.92 “The traditional colour”, scarlet flowers tipped with grey; showy long flowering bedding plants 166,-- 

Cuphea lanceolata var. silenoides (C. viscosissima) 

Mouse-eared Quiver- or Butterfly Flower 

163.94 “Mickey Mouse”, an useful annual species with spikes of striking and unusual flowers, each with two 188,-- 



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large, reddish-purple or maroon, velvety petals sticking up like Mickey Mouse ears, with four smaller 

ones below. Ideal for the border and for cutting. It needs sun and prefers light soils. 

163.96 

Cuphea llaeva var. miniata (C. x purpurea) 

Quiver- or Butterfly Flower 

“Firefly”, fiery cerise-carmine-red ; flowers are small and delicately formed, quiver- or butterfly-like in 

126,-appearance; 

an excellent as an edging or border plant, is colourful for window boxes or flower pots 

163.98 “Summer Medley”, mixture of red, rose and purple shades; attractive, long flowering 134.-- 

Cyanostegia lanceolata 

Tinsel Flower 

164.00 Species, soft mauve flowers; beautiful container plant 284,-- 

Cycas revoluta 

Sago Palm Tree, Cycad, Palmfarn, Cycas du Japon, Sagou du Japon, Sago palm, la Cica, 

Riesencycas, Cycaspalm, Palmvaren 

164.10 Species, the well-known slow growing Japanese Cycad; superb house and garden plant 

650,-- / 1.000 sds 

Cymbalaria muralis (Linaria cymbalaria) 

Kenilworth Ivy, Wandering Sailor, Pennywort, Ivy-leaved toadflax, Cymbalaire, La Cymbalaire des 

murs, Mauer-Zimbelkraut, Muurleeuwenbek, La palomilla de muro, Hierba de campanario 

175.00 Species, lilac-pink flowers; good for hanging baskets etc. 88,-- 

Cymbopogon ambiguous 

Scent Grass, Lemon Grass, Native Lemon Grass, Australisches Zitronengras 

175.40 Species, folded glaucous leaves, lemon scented; very attractive; likes full sun and fits well in 

containers, pots and tubs 

Cymbopogon citratus (Andropogon citratus)(A. schoenanthus) 

Lemon Grass, Verveine des Indes, Oil Grass, Zitronengras, Citroengras, Hierba de limón, Capimlimão, 

Erva cidreira, Caña de limón, Caña snta, Citronella , Hierba limón, Hierba limonera, 

Limoncillo, Malijillo, Sereh, Hierba limón, limón o limoncillo, Llimoncillo seco molido, imonaria, 

Limoncillo, La hierba limón o limoncillo, del limoncillo seco 

175.44 Lemony, tropical Old World- or lemon-scented grass; a very attractive potplant to be used at short 

distance from the kitchen 



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93,80 / 1.000 sds 

Cymbopogon martinii (Andropogon m.) 

Palmarosa, Gingergrass, Rusa, Geranium Grass, Rosha Grass, Süßgras, Vaishnavi 

175.48 Species, fragrant like a sweet cross between lemon grass and rose-scented geranium 260.-- 

Cymbopogon obtectus 

Silky Heads Lemon Grass, Silky Umbrella Grass, Seidenkopf Zitronengras 

175.52 Species, attractive aromatic grass with silky white flowerheads 164,-- 

Cyperus alternifolius 

Umbrella Plant, Papyrus à feuilles alternes, Souchet à feuilles alternes, Plante ombrelle, 

Parapluplant, Papyrusplant, Cypergras, Piragüitas, Planta paraguas, Cipero, Paragüitas, Planta 

paraguas, Cipero, Planta sombrilla, Quitasol, Falso Papiro, Ahuawa haole, Puukaa haole 

176.00 Umbrella Plant, umbrella-like leaves; popular easily grown houseplant 326,-- 

Cyperus glaber (Pycreus glaber) 

176.04 Species, can stand both dry and wet circumstances; very decorative; beautiful and suitable for 

cutting 

Cyperus papyrus 

176.08 Papyrus, a stately aquatic member of the sedge family; plants are easily cultivated and suitable for 

medium to large water features, especially in warmer climates; bright green, smooth, rounded culms 

(flowering stems) which are up to 40 mm thick at the base and may be up to 5 m tall in ideal 

conditions; topped by a densecluster of thin, bright green, shiny stalks, which resemble a feather 

duster when young; stalks elongate later and bend gracefully downward under their own weight 

so that the cluster becomes almost spherical in shap; during summer these stalks bear small brown 

spikelets (groups of flowers) and eventually numerous tiny dark brown fruits are borne in the axils of 

glumes (tiny scales) 

288,-- 

144,-- / 1g 

Cyperus vegetus (C.eragrostis) 

176.12 Galingale, crowded heads of mahogany-coloured flowers 36,-- / 10 g 

Cyphomandra betacea 

177.00 Tamarillo, tree tomato; popular edible red fruit 55,-- 

Cytisus scoparius





Scotch Broom 

178.00 Species, richly flowering yellow; very showy and most easily grown 16,-- 

Dahlia merckii (Dahlia scapigera var. scapigera f. merckii)(Dahlia glabrata)(D. cosmaeflora) 

Bedding Dahlia, Seed Dahlia 

179.00 Species, beautiful yellow-eyed, lavender-pink starry flowers on branching stems, above shiny divided 

foliage, throughout the summer until cut down by frost; makes a deep long-lived tuber and because 

of this often called the 'Hardy Perennial Dahlia''. 

Dahlia-Hybrids Mignon Series (D. x cultorum)(D. variabiles) 

Dwarf single flowering; early, uniform, compact, very regular ball-shaped plants 

179.30 Purple Shades, deep lilac to bright purple 26.-- 

179.34 Red, shades of red to crimson 26.-- 

179.38 Rose Shades, shades of lilac, pink to rose 26.-- 

179.42 White Shades, pure whites sometimes with yellow ring 26.-- 

179.46 Yellow Shades, soft yellow 26.-- 

179.50 Picollo Mignon Mix, early; compact; suitable for packs and bedding 40.-- 

Dahlia-Hybrids Musical Series (D. x cultorum)(D. variabilis) 

Double and semi-double flowers on dwarf, compact plants 

179.60 Orange Shades 80.-- 

179.64 Red Shades 80.-- 

179.68 Violet Shades 80.-- 

179.72 White Shades 80.-- 

179.76 Yellow Shades 80.-- 

179.80 Formula Mix 80.-- 

179.84 Bambino Mix Improved, extra dwarf; early; uniform; full colour range 98.-- 

Dahlia-Hybrids Bronze & Red Leaved Varieties (D. x cultorum)(D. variabiles) 

Double and semi-double flowers on compact plants 

179.90 Redskin, fine colour range; compact 40.-- 

179.94 Bloody Mary, beautiful colour blend; extra compact 66.-- 

Dahlia-Hybrids Tall Varieties (D. x cultorum)(D. variabilis) 

180.00 Cactus Flowered Mix, fine colour range 32.-- 

180.04 Pompon Mix, complete colour range; small, ball-shaped, double and semi-double flowers 32.-- 

180.08 ShowTime Mix, improved decorative type; high percentage of doubles 82.-- 

Dahlia x coccinea palmeri 

181.00 Bishop's Children*, a delightful mix of rich, warm and reddish, semi-double and single colours with 

impressive chocolate-brown foliage 

182.90 

Datura metel (D. fastuosa) 

Horn of Plenty 

Angel’s Trumpet, pure white, upright flowers; fragrant; poisonous plant 60,-- 

182.92 Black Magic*, the trunk and branches of this variety are deep purple-black, while dark purple pleated 

220,-flower 

buds unfold into pale purple trumpets with darker purple stripes 

Datura metel 

Ballerina Series 

183.00 Purple, magnificent double flowered upright trumpets; fragrant; superb potplant 150,-- / 1.000 sds 

183.04 White, as above, but white flowers 150,-- / 1.000 sds 

183.08 Yellow, as above, but yellow flowers 150,-- / 1.000 sds 

Datura wrightii 

183.20 Alba, huge white, scented trumpets; flowering the 1st year; perennial 88,-- 

Delosperma cooperi 

183.40 Purple, clusters of silken, purple flowers; prostrate, freely branching succulent with narrow, very soft 

fleshy leaves; best on pots 

Delosperma floribunda 

183.44 Stardust, masses of lilac-purple flowers with white centres; mat-forming, succulent plants 

Delosperma sutherlandii 

183.48 Rose, showy rose-purple flowers, the ray-petals yellowish-white at base, forming contrasting eye; 

low succulent rosettes, branching and hugging the ground; thin fleshy leaves greyish-green; 

excellent for pots, tubs, containers etc. 

Delphinium cardinale 

184.50 Scarlet, a superb species with flowers which are fully open and of the richest scarlet on wiry stems 



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340,-- / 10 g 

216,-- / 10 g 

368,-- / 10 g 

720,--





Delphinium cultorum 

185.00 Blue Fountains, shades of blue, lavender and purple; flowers are borne on upright spikes; a semidwarf 

strain 

Delphinium grandiflorum (D. grandiflorum chinense) 

Butterfly Delphinium 

185.60 Blue Diamonds*, shining bright blue, extra large, single flowered blooms p.o.r. 

Delphinium nudicaule 

186.00 RedCap, long-spurred, half-open flowers of bright vermilion-scarlet, with yellow bees; compact, freely 

branching plants; strong stems 

188.00 

Delphinium tatsienense 

Dark Flash*, a large flowered variety with bright, deep blue flowers, which are tipped with a deeper 

blue 

p.o.r. 

188.04 Light Flash*, as the above, but beautiful light blue to bluish white flowers with darker blue tips 

p.o.r. 

188.08 White Flash*, as the above, but pure white p.o.r. 

Delphinium verdunense 

191.60 Mini Dragonflies*, dark blue, dwarf pygmy larkspurs p.o.r. 

Delphinium zalil (D. semibarbatum)(D. sulphureum) 

191.70 Sulphur, pure sulphur-yellow flowers; most hardy yellow species 272,-- 

Deschampsia caespitosa (Aira cespitosa) 

Hassocks, Tufted Hair Grass, Tussock Grass, Rasenschmiele, Smele 

191.90 Species, culms densely tufted, slender to robust erect, smooth; panicle loose, open, to 40-20 cm; 

spikelets to 0.60 cm, green suffused silver, purple or variegated; spikelet axis prolobged above upper 

flowers as bearded appendage; lemma smooth, apex toothed; awns to 04 cm. straight 

Deschampsia flexuosa (Aira f.)(Avenella f.) 

Crinkled Hair Grass, Wavy Hair Grass, Common Hair Grass, Schlaengelschmiele, Bochtige Smele 

191.94 Species, another very attractive ornamental grass; iIt forms tufts of the finest hair-like leaves, oilysmooth 

to the touch, and bears in summer elegant, gracefully spreading, open panicles of shining 

purplish or silvery spikelets 

Desmanthes illinoensis 

Illinois Bundle Flower, Prairie Mimosa, Illinois Tick-Trefoil, Prairie Tick-Trefoil 

192.00 Species, very hardy mimosa like-legume, grown for their attractive feathery pinnate leaves, their 

numerous clustered, silky white puff flowers; decorative pods; good for erosion control 

Dianella caerulea 

192.80 Blue-Flax Lily, star-like blue flowered; followed by blue berries 56,-- / 10 g 

Dianella revoluta 

192.90 Blue, pale blue flowers followed by large, oblong, shiny, deep blue berries 298,-- 

Dianthus alwoodii alpinus 

195.00 Star Peace*, full colour range; spreading habit; 1st year flowering 72,-- 

Dianthus amurensis 

195.20 Blue River, unusual lavender-blue flowers 54,50 

Dianthus arenarius 

195.40 Sand Pink, fringed white flowers, scented; very dwarf; matforming 72,-- 

Dianthus armeria 

195.60 Deptford Pink, clusters of fringed and narrow-petalled flowers of deep pink, marked with darker 

spots; a true annual; a rare, but pretty plant for the rockery 

196.00 

Dianthus barbatus 

Annual Sweet William 

Black Adler, crimson flowers over dark foliage; quick to flower; semi-dwarf; uniform 

90,-- / 10.000 sds 

196.10 Sumsum Summertime*, tall single mixture; ideal cut flower 25,-- 

Dianthus barbatus 

Tall single special varieties 

198.60 Atrosanguineus, darkest blood-red flowers; deep green foliage 12,-- 

198.64 Dunnettii, crimson-red, dark green foliage 12,-- 

198.68 Nigricans, black-red with dark foliage; darkest of all 56,-- 



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198.72 Oeschberg, deep violet-purple flowers 12,-- 

198.76 Tuxedo Black, deepest chocolate-maroon 60,-- 

Dianthus caesius see Dianthus gratianopolitanus 

Dianthus carthusianorum 

202.00 Coccineum, red clusters on erect stems 35,-- 

Dianthus caryophyllus 

Biennial Series 

204.50 Sweet Gely*, dwarf mixture, selected for fragrance; to be grown as an annual 54,50 

204.70 Teicheriana*, Super Florist strain mixed 26,-- 

204.80 Vienna, dwarf, double flowered mixture 28,-- 

208.00 

Dianthus deltoides 

Lindoya*, deep carmine-rose; very rich flowering; 1st year flowering 50,-- 

208.20 Ringo*, white with a small pinkish centre; flowering abundantly the 1st year already 50,-- 

208.30 Rocky Scarlets*, nearest to scarlet 50,-- 

208.40 Starburst, masses of dainty flowers, including many attractive bi-colours in shades of red, rose, 

salmon and pink 

150,-- 

Dianthus gratianopolitanus (D. caesius) 

209.00 Cheddar Pink, rose-red shades; fragrant, fringed flowers; mat forming habit 56,-- 

Dianthus knappii 

209.60 Yellow Harmony, sulphur-yellow; downy, grey-green foliage 706,-- 

Dianthus sylvestris 

211.80 Pink Wave*, bright rose-pink; stems are thin and bow, waving in the wind 800,-- 

Diascia argucolaria 

213.00 Selmun Palace*, large, dark salmon-rose flowers; flowering abundantly the whole summer; will only 

be stopped by frost; ideal for boxes, containers, pans, pots, tubs and hanging baskets 

Diascia barbarea 

213.40 RoseLine*, rose-pink; long spurred 86,-- 

Diascia unilabiata see Alonsoa unilabiata 

Dicentra scandens 

Climbing Dutchman's Breeches 

213.50 Golden Tears, an unusual and attractive climber with fern-like, much-cut foliage, and yellow or purple 

'Dutchman's Breeches'-like flowers in 8-12 flowered drooping bunches 

Dicentra spectabilis 

213.54 Dutchman's Trousers, hot pink flowers with white centres, hanging in neat rows on horizontal stems; 

a garden classic 

Dichelostemma pulchellum 

Wild Hyacinths 

213.56 Blue Dicks, succulent, round, blue clusters of flowers on long, slender stems; lily-like foliage; easy 

from seed 



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58,-- / 1.000 sds 

292,-- / 10 g 

Dichondra repens (D. micrantha) 

213.60 Species, insignificant whitish flowers; green rounded leaves; lawn substitute 44,-- 

Dicranostigma franchetianum (Chelidonium f.)(Glaucium vitellinum) 

213.90 Aristocrat*, aristocratic bright, clear yellow; showy, cup-shaped, poppy-like flowers; handsome 

foliage 

Dictamnus albus (D. fraxinella) 

214.00 Albiflorus, pure white 108,-- 

214.10 Roseaflorus, pink flowers with darker veins 48,-- 

Didiscus caeruleus (Trachymene c)(Huegelia c.) 

214.60 Blue Lace Flower, large heavenly-blue umbels, elegant and showy 42,-- 

Didiscus pilosus 

214.70 Little Lizard*, creamy flowers, which age to pretty light, soft pink and later to caramel-coloured seed 

heads 

180,-- 

66,-- 

460,--





Dierama pulcherrimum 

Angel's Fishing Rod, Fairy Wand, Wandflower, Trichterschwertel 

214.74 Mix, dangling wands of silvery-pink, lilac, lavender and purpler, drooping bells, which develop into 

bead-like clusters of seeds; tall wiry rods 

Digitalis dubia 

215.00 Sugar Sweet*, sweet pink flowers on this very dwarf foxglove are a nice omplement to the furry grey 

leaves; a good plant for containers; 1st year flowering 

Digitalis ferruginea 

215.04 El Hamra*, coppery-yellow, veined brown flowers; tall flower-stems bearing close-set rounded buds 

which open to smallish short trumpets 



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Digitalis grandiflora (D. ambigua)(D. ochroleuca) 

Foxglove, Digitale à grandes fleurs, Grossbluetiger Fingerhut, Groot Vingerhoedskruid 

215.08 Carillon, ochre-yellow; dwarf; 1st year flowering 305,-- 

Digitalis lanata 

215.20 Cappuccino, dense, woolly, many-flowered spikes of yellowish-white or creamy-yellow, purple-netted 

flowers 

Digitalis parviflora 

215.26 Dark Don*, bronze-brown, chocolate-coloured, funnel flowers; densely packed on stiff upright stems 

215.30 

Digitalis purpurea 

Apricot Delight, shades of apricot 98,-- 

215.34 Giant Spotted, all colours; conspicuous dark blotches in the throat 398,-- 

215.38 Sutton's Primrose, beautiful soft yellow 498,-- 

215.42 BellaBelle*, first year flowering with spikes of flowers in delicate shades of pink, rose, purple and 

cream; a natural dwarf habit 

268,-- 

Digitalis purpurea ssp heywoodii 

215.50 Silver Fox, white flowers; attractive white felted leaves and stems 68,-- / 10.000 sds 

Digitalis sibirica 

215.60 Bajkit*, small, but attractive yellowish green; little trumpets 440,-- 

Digitalis thapsi 

215.70 Spanish Peaks*, soft pink shaded bells; short stemmed; good potplant 460,-- 

Digitalis trojana 

215.74 Helen of Troy, reddish brown flowers with white lips; attractive red stems 98,-- / 10.000 sds 

Digitalis x mertonensis (D. purpurea x D. grandiflora) 

215.80 Dreaming Spires*, lovely shades of deep old-rose with a hint of copper; large campanulate flowers 

Diplocyclos palmatus (Bryonia laciniosa)(Bryonopsis laciniosa) 

216.00 Lollypop Climber, apple-yellow flowers; marble-sized, oval, green berries with white stripes, changing 

into bright red; attractive winter decoration 

Diplolaena angustifolia 

216.04 Yanchep Rose, showy pendant red flowers, lime tolerant, evergreen shrub 142,-- 

Diplotaxis erucoides ssp. erucoides (Eruca sylvestris) 

White Wallrocket, Wild Rocket, Roquette sauvage, Fausse Roquette, Roquette blanche, Wilde 

Rauke, Raukenähnlicher Doppelsame, Zandkool, Rabaniza blanca, Ravenissa blanca, Jaramago 

216.08 Sylvetta, the young leaves add a pleasant, pungent, nutty flavour to salad or cheese dishes; leaves 

are more pungent in flavour than those of Eruca sativa; deeply lobed, almost pinnate foliage 

Dipsacus fullonum (D. sativus) 

Fuller's Teasel 

216.12 Lilac, pale lilac flowers in conspicuous heads; upright habit 22,80 

Dodecatheon jefferyi 

216.16 Shooting Stars, large, vertical leaves centered with stems and topped with large umbels of nodding 

pink, typical birdbill flowers 

Dodecatheon meadia 

216.18 American Cowslip, down-turned, dart-like flowers with reflexed petals, are poised on bare stems; in 

shades of pinkish-mauve 

780,-- 

86,50 

98,-- 

256,-- 

480,-- 

p.o.r. 

20.-- 

44,-- / 1.000 sds 

12,60 / 1.000 sds





Dodonaea viscosa purpurea 

216.20 Akeake Purple*, ornamental, fine pink to purple, hop-like, winged seed-pods 248,-- 

Dolichos lablab (Lablab purpureus) 

216.30 RubyRed, purple flowers; purple foliage and pods; an ornamental vine, showy climber with beautiful 

long stems 

Doronicum orientale (D. caucasicum) 

216.40 Golden Pygmy, short stems; large golden yellow flowers; pot plant 326,-- 

216.44 Medaillon d’Or*, golden yellow; large flowered 104,-- 

Doronicum pardalianches 

216.48 Yum Yum Yellow*, bright yellow flowering late spring and early summer; the branched stems each 

bear a considerable number of small flowerheads; is best used for naruralizing 

216.54 

Dorotheanthus gramineus (Mesembryanthemum pyropaeum) (M. tricolor)(M. gramineum)(M. lineare) 

Pink Glitters, a useful edging and bedding plant with brightly rose-pink coloured flowers; an annual, 

spreading succulent smothered in masses of flowers 

156,-- 

216.56 White Glitters, as above, but pure white flowers 156,-- 

Dorotheanthus oculatus 

216.60 Lemon & Ice*, lemon-yellow and pure white; very dwarf and even habit 54,-- 

Dorotheanthus oculatus saldanhensis 

216.64 Tropical Fruits*, best large flowered series in an astonishing range of brilliant colours 

Doryanthes excelsa 

Giant Lily, Flame Lily, Spear Lily, Illawarra Lily, Gymea Lily 

216.66 Species, red, trumpet-like flowers, borne in a compact terminal head; a leafy flowering stem; an 

unusual plant which makes a striking addition to a large garden 

Draba aizoides 

216.68 Yellow, sulphur-yellow; early flowering alpine; small bright green rosettes of stiff, bristly leaves; neat 

clusters, topped with short stems 

Dracaena draco 

216.70 Dragon Tree, greenish-white flowers; a tree-like plant with sword-shaped, leathery, grey-green 

leaves, reddish at the base; very decorative as young plants on window sills; excellent foliage plant 

for indoors 



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48,-- 

88,-- 

476,-- / 10 g 

72,-- / 1.000 sds 

Dracocephalum argunense var. ruyschianum 

216.72 Blue Moon, blue flowers in upright spikes; good ground cover; 1st year flowering 882,-- 

Dracocephalum canescens (Lallemanyia c.) 

216.76 Blue Bird, lavender-blue flowers; a grey-blue hairy plant with several ascending stems 

88,-- / 10.000 sds 

Dracocephalum grandiflorum (D. rupestre) 

Large flowered Dragon's Head, 

216.78 Blue, spikes of hooded, large, intense deep blue flowers over tidy rosettes of leaves 360,-- 

Dracocephalum nutans 

216.82 Baishan Blue*, bright mid-blue, extremely rich flowering, nodding flowers in whorls and long spikes 512,-- 

Dracocephalum peregrinum 

216.84 Passion for Blue, purple-blue flowers born on ascending spikes; scented; bushy plants 208,-- / 100 g 

Dracocephalum ruyschianum see Dracocephalum argunense var. ruyschianum 

Drosera macrantha ssp. macrantha 

216.88 Climbing Sundew, white or pink sweetly scented flowers; fascinating climber 35,-- / 1 g 

Drymophila cyanocarpa 

216.90 Turquoise Berry, hanging white-pink flowers, later covered with very attractive, turquoise-blue 

berries, which are not edible; beautiful member of the Lily family with fern-like stems 

Duchesnea indica (Fragaria indica) 

216.92 Tuttifrutti*, yellow flowers and attractive but tasteless (but the birds love the fruits) strawberries held 

point upward above the foliage; an evergreen mat; an easy cover plant, drought tolerant and rampant 

(faster than ivy) 

Dysphania rhadinostachya 

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256,--





216.94 Species, nicely fragrant flowers; unique cut flower because of the decorative seed spikes 180,-- 

Dyssodia tenuiloba see Thymophylla tenuiloba 

Eccremocarpus scaber 

216.96 Treasure Formula, showy flowers in golden-yellow, carmine-rose and orange-scarlet; a favourite 

creeper/climber; to be grown as an annual 

Echinacea angustifolia 

Black Sampson Coneflower 

217.00 Species, showy daisy-like, rose-pink flower heads; short petals; best species for herbal use; good for 

cutting as well 

Echinacea pallida 

Pale Purple Coneflower 

217.04 Species, showy, large flowers with narrow drooping, long petals, flushed rosy purple and large dark 

purple-brown centres and white pollen 

Echinacea paradoxa 

217.10 Yellow Gown*, bright yellow flowers hanging, more or less as loose curls, down 308,-- 

Echinacea tennesseensis 

217.20 Purple, solitairy, upturned purple ray flowers; leafless stems 82,-- / 10.000 sds 

Echinochloa crus-galli (Panicum crus-galli) 

Japanese Millet, Barnyard Millet, Huehnerhirse, Hanenpoot 

217.30 Cock' Spur, a valuable and attractive ornamental grass............It bears erect, 25 cm. long flowerheads 

composed of numerous 7 1/2 - 10 cm. long, black-brown, currant-juice tinged, millet-like 

spikes surrounding the main stem 

Echinops humilis 

217.60 Blue Sceptre*, deep blue, round ball-shaped sceptre-like globes; 1st year flowering 240,-- 

Echinops ritro ssp. ruthenicus 

217.80 Platinum Blue, round, blue flower-heads; leaves white beneath; straight stems 126,-- 

Echinops sphaerocephalus 

217.90 Dressed in Grey, grey-blue flower heads; statesque 22,-- 

Echium russicum (E. rubrum) 

218.20 Russian RedStar*, spikes of splendid rich crimson-red 614,-- 

Ecological Protection see Nematode Fighter Mix or Vermin Fighter Mix 

Eleusine coracana 

Finger Millet, Dragon's Claw Millet 

218.28 Ragi Clenched, the plants have curved ornamental seed heads resembling a dragon’s foot p.o.r. 

218.29 Ragi Open, as the above but with open seed heads p.o.r. 

Eleutherococcus senticosus (Acanthopanax senticosus) 

218.30 Siberian Ginseng, Ci Wu Jia 84,-- 

Elymus sibiricus 

218.34 Siberian Wildrye, grey-green foliage on clump plants bearing drooping bristly flower heads 

Enchylaena tomentosa 

218.40 Ruby Saltbush, insignificant flowers followed by very showy, bright red or yellow berries; evergreen 

leaves, covered with fine white hairs are giving the plant an attractive grey appearance 

Engelmannia pinnatifida 

218.50 Engelmann Daisy, cheerful golden-yellow roadside wildflower; opens in the evening, closes in the 

heat of the day; blooms all season 



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92,60 

36,-- 

40.-- 

288,-- / 100 g 

126,-- 

50,-- / 1.000 sds 

Enkianthus campanulatus 

219.00 Yellow, pale yellow flowers with red markings; deciduous; good autumn colour 560,-- 

Eragrostis airoides 

219.40 Misty Effect*, finely divided inflorescence; tight clumps 130,-- 

Eragrostis capensis 

219.44 Waving Hands*, greyish green leaves and stems; waving flower heads 70,--





Eragrostis elegans (E. interrupta) 

219.48 Species, ornamental grass with open panicles and sprays of white spikelets 25,-- 

Eragrostis elliottii 

219.52 Blue Love Grass, without a doubt, this is the most exciting Love Grass, making a clump of narrow 

powder-blue foliage; airy but sturdy plumes opening like a giant tan cloud; the plumes remain nice 

Eragrostis spectabilis 

219.54 Purple Love Grass, bright purple-red flowerspikes; before it flowers, this tough species is comprised 

of somewhat coarse, clumping, 8 inch long leaves that are dark green with a bit of red bleeding in 

from the tip; it is the airy, panicled seed heads that are its finest attribute 

88,-- / 100.000 sds 

350,-- / 10 g 

Eragrostis trichodes 

219.56 Sand Lovegrass, a beautiful bunch grass with airy seedheads summer and autumn 25,-- 

Eremalche parryi 

219.60 Alexia*, very early flowering with masses of small cup-like, lilac-blue flowers;excellent for pots, boxes 

and containers; trailing habit 

Erigeron karvinskianus (E. mucronatus(Vittadinia triloba) 

219.64 Belle*, white with purple ray florets; flowers within 12 weeks from sowing; excellent for boxes, 

containers, pans, pots, tubs and hanging baskets 

82,-- / 10 g 



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Erigeron leiomerus 

219.68 Rocky Blue*, violet-blue with a yellowish centre; long flowering; compact habit 96,-- 

Eriogonum fasciculatum fasciculatum 

219.72 Sweetie, leathery clusters of pinkish-white flowers; warm olive-toned foliage 390,-- 

Eriogonum latifolium grande rubescens 

219.76 Pink Islands*, easy to grow from seed; showing umbels of deep rose-pink flowers, 

already the first year, when sown early; contrasting rich blue-green foliage 

Eriogonum umbellatum 

219.80 Sulphur Buckwheat, yellow-green buds, opening acid lemon-yellow flowers, turning golden to tan 

with age; thin woody stems under-pin a sprawling mat of tough, grey-green leaves held in open 

rosettes on wire-thin redddish stalks; very pretty, exciting and unusual 

Eriophyllum lanatum integrifolium (Actinella l.)(Bahia l.)(Eriophyllum caespitosum) 

219.90 Sun's Eyelashes*, bright yellow daisies over a long period in summer; flowering 

already the first year; a mat of pure light grey-hairy foliage 

Erodium cicutarium 

Redstem Filaree, Cutleaf Stork's-bill, Hemlock Starl's Bill, Bec-de-cigogne commun, 

Reiherschnabel, Reigersbek 

220.00 Specie, a miniature member of the geranium family that enjoys desert, mesa, rangeland, open 

meadow, newly tilled ground, & prairie conditions, but is not restricted to these environments as it is 

highly adaptable 

Eruca vesicaria ssp. sativa (Brassica eruca)(Eruca sativa) (Eruca vesicaria) 

Garden Rocket, Arugula, Roquette des Jardin, Zwaardherik, Raketsla, Mosterdkruid, Oruga, 

Roqueta, Hierba de San Alberto, Rucola, Ölrauke, Rauke, Senfkohl mit Blüten, Senfrauke, Garten- 

Ruke, Ruchetta, Rukola, Rukkola, Ruakelkohl, Navadna Rukvica, borsmustár, Rokietta siewna 

220.04 Apollo, very large, rounded leaves; excellent for salads; high in vitamin C; excellent taste and rarely 

bitter; will produce 3-5 cuttings per year if kept well picked; highly improved strain 

Erymophyllum ramosum ssp involucratum (Helipterum involucratum) 

220.10 Gold Dust*, bright yellow flower-heads in flat-topped terminal clusters; good in boxes, containers, 

pans, pots and tubs 

292,-- 

178,-- / 10 g 

Eryngium bourgatii 

220.30 Blue, dense, round, blue flower heads; highly ornamental foliage 372,60 

Eryngium foetidum 

Culantro, Recau 

220.36 Species, a tiny little plant, grown for its long, cilantro-scented leaves, bearing small heads of greenish 

flowers, each head being surrounded by a ring of spiny-toothed bracts; commonly used in place of 

Cilantro throughout the tropics; used plant part fresh leaves; aroma strong, very similar to fresh 

coriander leaves, but even stronger 

62,-- 

168.-- 

15.-- 

206,-- 

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Eryngium giganteum 

220.40 Cildir*, metallic silvery-blue leaves, flowers and stem.; 'flowers' develop a shining silvery hue 

Eryngium paniculatum 

220.50 Patagonia*, large, striking, airy tall clusters of white flowers; stunning in arrangements 

Erysimum alpinum (Erysimum hieraciifolium) 

220.80 Golden Gem, bright sulphur yellow; sweet scented 66,-- 

Erysimum linifolium 

220.84 Spanish Beauties*, rich lilac; 1st year flowering; a beauty for boxes, containers, pans, pots, tubs and 

hanging baskets 



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168,-- 

2,40 / 1.000 sds 

Erythrina crista-galli 

Coral Tree, Crybabytree, Erythrine crête de Coq, ArbreCorail, Korallenstrauch, Hahnenkamm, 

Korallenbaum, Koraalstruik, El ceibo, Seibo o Bucaré 

221.00 Coral Tree, racemes of bright scarlet flowers in abundance 41,60 

Eschscholzia californica 

Extra large flowered Series 

221.80 Bridal Bouquet*, beautiful blend of soft pastels; semi-double and double flowering 82,-- 

221.90 World Cup*, pure orange with semi-double and double flowered blooms 82,-- 

Eucalyptus bridgesiana 

224.00 Apple Box, attractive grey, juvenile foliage; fragrant 128,-- 

Eucalyptus caesia ssp magna 

224.20 Silver Princess, silvery powdered, foliage; almost fluorescent silver-grey 368,50 

Eucalyptus cinerea 

224.40 Silver Dollar, silvery-grey foliage that shines in bright sunlight; excellent cut foliage 140,-- 

Eucalyptus coccifera 

224.50 Tasmanian Snow Gum, a small tree native to Tasmania, which withstands very cold and windy 

conditions; beautifully striped bark markings make this eucalypt species a special feature 

Eucalyptus cordata 

224.60 Silver Heart, vividly blue-grey, heart-shaped leaves; refreshing scent; ideal for boxes, containers, 

large pots and tubs 

Eucalyptus crucis ssp crucis 

224.80 Silver Cross, decorative, lanceolate silvery grey leaves; wonderful as a tub-grown standard topiary 

Eucalyptus elata 

225.00 Refreshing River, fine linear leaves; refreshing pepermint aroma; splendid filler 108,-- 

Eucalyptus erythrocorys 

225.20 Ilyari, yellow flowers; big, showy seed pods; ideal for floral art 88,-- 

Eucalyptus ficifolia 

225.30 Red Flowering Gum, this most spectacular Eucalypt tree bears large clusters of scarlet, orange or 

seldom white flowers, followed by enormous urn-shaped seed capsules; large dense, dark green 

foliage; very attractive as a cutflower or use the seeds for dried arrangements 

Eucalyptus globulus 

225.34 Tasmanian Blue Gum, large creamy flowers; a decorative variety that is nice to grow indoors where it 

helps deodorize the air; almost silvery-blue juvenile leaves are most attractive 

Eucalyptus gunnii 

225.40 Silver-blue, juvenile, silvery blue foliage; good for cutting; particularly attractive 250,-- 

Eucalyptus macrocarpa 

225.50 Rose of the West, flowers are large, deep red cones with gold tips, followed by wide woody, topshaped 

seed pods which are attractive in dried arrangements; foliage is covered with an attractive 

mealy bloom, useful for cut foliage; grows well in containers 

Eucalyptus perriniana 

255.60 Snow Gum, intensely blue-grey, juvenile foliage of almost round leaves, one of the finest for cut and 

preserved foliage for floral art 

Eucalyptus polyanthemos 

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282,-- 

196,-- 

250,-- 

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300,-- 

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225.80 Silver Jubilee, round-leaved variety providing excellent grey foliage; red stems 108,-- 

Eucalyptus risdonii 

225.90 Risdon Peppermint, cream flowers; a rare and most attractive species, a shrub or small tree retaining 

its highly decorative grey or silvery juvenile foliage smelling of peppermint for many years 

Eucharidium breweri see Clarkia breweri 

Eucrypta chrysanthemifolia 

227.00 White, pretty white flowers which appear in abundances; sweet smelling lemony foliage p.o.r. 

Eupatorium cannabium 

Agrimony Hemp, Water Hemp, Eupatoire à feuilles de Chanvre, Wasserdost, Koninginnekruid, 

Leverkruid 

227.90 Termina, reddish-purple flowers in close corymbs; likes extra moisture; attractive to bees and birds; 

the plant resembles the true hemp plant 

Euphorbia baselicis 

228.00 Edged Spurge, radiating stems clad with pointed grey-green leaves, it bears terminal trusses of eyecatching, 

yellow-green flowers. At itself impressive, but in a later stage it becomes truly spectacular 

with the leaves and flowers turning in a fiery red edged gold 



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82.-- 

116,-- / 100 g 

Euphorbia cyparissias 

228.10 Yellow, attractive groundcover with lime-green flowers 130,-- 

Euphorbia helioscopia 

228.20 Sun Spurge, green flowers; bracts bright red; most attractive and distinct 96,-- 

Euphorbia nicaeensis 

228.40 Magic Wheelies*, dwarf, hardy evergreen, forming silvery, unpolished grey-green foliage, which is 

almost concealed by a profusion of transparent, little wheels of brilliant lime-greenish-yellow flowers 

Euphorbia palustris 

228.44 Magic Flute, showy golden-green bracts, well branched, fast growing; excellent for large beds 

Euphorbia polychroma (E. epithymoides) 

228.48 Yellow, bright yellow flower heads; tidy round clumps; good autumn colour 246,-- 

Euphorbia stricta 

228.54 Golden Foam, strong stems carrying masses of yellow-green flowers 164,-- 

Eustoma grandiflora 

228.56 Tulip Gentian, showy purple flowers, shaped like tapered tulips; blue-green, waxy foliage; blooms in 

6 months from seed; extremely long lasting cut flower 

Falcaria vulgaris 

Longleaf Sickleweed, Falcaire commune, Sicheldolde, Sichelmöhre, Sikkelkruid, Srpek Obecný, 

Skärblad, Sagkjeks, Seglblad, Sirppiputki 

228.58 Species, this blue-green plant with thin, crescent-shaped leaves is perfectly adapted for dry 

conditions; white flowers in umbels 

Fatsia japonica 

228.60 Species, white flowers; very handsome, evergreen foliage; hardy in sheltered position in semi-shade 

960,-- 

148,-- 

26,-- / 1.000 sds 

56.-- 

35,-- / 1.000 sds 

Fedia cornucopiae 

228.66 Tiara*, corymbs of a pearling, royal rosy-red; leaves are very tasty for salads p.o.r. 

Feijoa sellowiana (Acca s.) 

228.68 Fruit Salad Bush, white, red centred fuchsia-like flowers, richly perfumed; erect crimson stamens; 

egg-shaped edible fruits; evergreen 

28,-- / 1.000 sds 

Felicia bergeriana 

228.72 Blue Daisy, kingfisher-blue flowers with metallic sheen; golden eyes 348,-- 

Felicia heterophylla 

228.80 The Blues*, sky-blue daisies all summer long; yellow centre 130,-- 

Festuca cinerea (F. glauca) 

Blue Fescue, Blue Fox Fescue, Blauschwingel, Blaufuchs Fescue 

228.90 “Varna”*, compact tufts of attractive blue foliage 24.--





Fibigia clypeata 

229.00 Select, small yellow flowers develop into showy disk-shaped seed-pods 6,20 / 1.000 sds 

Filipendula ulmaria (Spiraea ulmaria)(Ulmaria palustris)(U. pentapetala) 

Meadow Sweet, Reine-des-prés, Mädesüß, Johanniswedel, Krampfkraut, Rüsterstaude, Sumpf- 

Spirä, Wiesengeissbart, Wiesenkönigin, Wiesenspierstaude, Wurmkraut, Ziegenbart, Moerasspiraea 

229.10 Species, dense heads of white flowers; large pinnate leaves; moist conditions; roots are cooked and 

the flowers used for wine; infusion of dried flowers for tea; medicinal uses, aspirin precursor 

Filipendula vulgaris (F. hexapetala)(Ulmaria filipendula) 

Meadowsweet, Dropwort, Spirée filipendule, Knolliges Mädesüss, Kleines Mädesüß, Spierstaude, 

Knolspiraea, Wiazówka Bulwkow, Brudbröd, Knollmjødur, Knoldett Mjødurt, Sikoangervo 

229.14 Species, creamy-white flowers; fern-like foliage 72.-- 

Flaveria australasica 

229.70 Twin-Stem, attractive yellow flowers; attractive cut flower. 320,-- 

Foeniculum vulgare 

229.80 Burning Bronze*, shiny, bronze, feathery foliage and decorative large umbels of yellow flowers tinged 

with bronze 

Fragaria alpina (F. semperflorens)(F. vesca) 

230.00 Red Delight, red fruits; sweet and aromatic 96,-- 

230.10 White Delight, pure white when ripe; sweet and juicy 196,-- / 10 g 

230.20 Yellow Delight, yellow fruits; fine taste 130,-- 

Fragaria vesca (F. semperflorens) 

230.50 Baron Solemacher or Rügen, red, aromatic fruits; compact plants 66,-- 

230.60 Ali-Baba*, large, red fruits; productive variety; very aromatic 96,-- 

Fragaria vesca S1 Series 

230.70 One Time, large red fruits; bushy plants 600.-- 

230.74 Evermore, pink flowers; large red fruits; for continuously picking; excellent for pots, hanging baskets 600.-- 

Francoa sonchifolia 

230.80 Striking Stars*, sprays of deepest pink, star-shaped blossoms, strikingly marked with crimson; 

evergreen rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves 



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50,-- 

30,-- / 1.000 sds 

Freesia x hybrida 

231.10 Royal Crown Formula Mix, extra large flowered, tetraploid strain 374,-- 

Fritillaria meleagris 

Snake's Head Fritillary, Guinea-hen Flower, Checkered Lily, Oeuf de Pintade, Schachbrettblume, 

Kievitsbloem, Kievitseitje, Kungsängslilja, Rutelilje, Vibeæg, Kirjopikarililja 

232.00 Species, distinctly beautiful nodding, white to purple flowers 60.-- 

Fuchsia magellanica (F. macrostemma) 

232.20 BicBells*, nodding blue and red flowers in quantities; elegant habit. 466.-- 

Fuchsia x hybrida 

232.24 Foxtrot Formula Mix, single and semi-double mixture of red, rose and blue sepals with white and blue 

petals 

Gahnia aspera 

232.30 Saw-sedge, cream flowers; highly ornamental bright red nuts; requires moisture; 

very attractive for cutting and a beautiful species for pots, containers etc. 

Gahnia sieberiana 

232.34 Species, creamy flowers; very showy shiny red fruits; beautiful for cutting and very useful as a pot-, 

tub- and patio plant 

46,-- / 1.000 sds 

Gaillardia aristata nana (G. x grandiflora) 

Dwarf single flowered varieties 

233.00 Bicolor Bijoux, red with yellow tips; extra compact and bushy habit 32,-- 

233.04 Golden Bijoux, as above but with golden-yellow flowers 32,-- 

Gaillardia aristata (G. x grandiflora) 

Tall single flowered varieties 

233.10 Aurea Pura, clear yellow; large flowers 51,80 

233.14 Bremen, deep coppery-scarlet with contrasting golden-yellow 51,80 

233.18 Burgundy, profound glowing wine-red 51,80 

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158,--





233.22 Dazzler, yellow flowers with central orange-brown ring 51,80 

233.26 Tokajer, large orange flowers; free blooming 70,-- 

233.30 Indian Chief*, bright red with conspicuous yellow tips; the largest flowers; long lasting 70,-- 

Gaillardia pinnatifida 

233.40 Na'Palnga*, bright yellow, long stemmed wide flowers which are sometimes veined purple or red, 

with a dark centre; ideal for boxes, containers, pans, pots etc. 

Gaillardia pulchella nana (G. bicolor)(G. picta) 

Double flowered varieties 

234.20 Red Plume, red powderpuff flowers 8,24 / 1.000 sds 

234.24 Yellow Plume, buff-yellow powderpuff flowers 8,24 / 1.000 sds 

Galanthus nivalis 

234.60 Common Snowdrop, the well-known early flowering, white snowdrops 62,-- / 10 g 

234.70 

Galega officinalis 

Goat's Rue, French Lilac, Italian Fitch, Professor-weed, Geissraute, Geissklee; Ziegenkraut, 

Fleckenkraut, Ziegenraute, Bockshornkraut, Pockenkraut, Rue du Chèvre, Sainfoin d'Espagne 

Species, handsome herb with long-stalked clusters of white pea-like flowers with bluish flag; 

flowering very rich and during a long period; mentioned in Culpepper as an alternative for rennet in 

cheese making; has supportive action in lowering blood sugar in diabeti 

Galium odoratum (Asperula odorata) 

Lady’s Bedstraw 

235.00 Sweet Woodruff, white flowers; fragrant groundcover 84,-- 

Galium verum 

235.14 Lady in Yellow*, flowers the first year with numerous yellow flowers in small clusters on pretty, 

compact, rounded, fresh green tussocks; a perfect species for pots etc. on the balcony or in the rock 

garden 

Galtonia candicans (Hyacinthus candicans) 

235.00 Cape Hyacinth, pendulous white blooms with a delicate scent 448,-- 

Galtonia viridiflora 

Summer Hyacinth, Green Cape Hyacinth, Riesen Hyazinthe, Kaapse Hyacint, Grönblommiga 

Kaphyacinten 

235.04 Chimes, genuinely apple green, snowdrop-like flowers 448.-- 

Gardenia jasminoides 

235.20 Zhi Zi, wonderfully scented white flowers; evergreen with dark green, leathery leaves; succeeds as a 

houseplant too 

Gaultheria procumbens (G. repens)(Brassaea procumbens) 

Creeping Wintergreen, Eastern Teaberry, Boxberry , Checkerberry, Gaulthérie couchée, Palommier, 

Thé de Terre-Neuve, Scheinbeere, Moosbeere, Rebhuhnbeere, Amerikanisches Wintergrün, 

Wintergrünstrauch, Bergthee 

235.40 Creepin’Green, a carpeting plant with dark green, thick leathery leaves; when bruised, the dark 

green lustrous leaves and red berries release their unmistakable aromatic 'wintergreen' scent. 

It is neat and dwarf, flat-growing cover, with tiny blush-white flowers that are followed by red fruits 

Gaultheria shallon 

Salal, Shallon, Shallon-Scheinbeere, Bergthee, Appeltjesblad, Patrijsbes, Busket bjergte 

235.44 Species, flowers are pendent, typically heather-bell shaped, pinkish-white; evergreen; decorative 

foliage; good for cutting; dark purple berries; the leaf-stalks, flower stems and bracts, and young 

branches are reddish and bristly; in its range it is a lovely easy groundcover 

Gaura lindheimeri 

235.50 The Bride, white, tinted rose, buds tinted purple; very elegant 76,-- 

Gaura parviflora 

235.54 Red & White*, extremely large umbels with the red & white flowers; 1st year flowering as a colourful 

show 

Gazania rigens (G. splendens) 

235.80 Sunshine Hybrids Mixed “normal seed” 34,-- 

235.82 Sunshine Hybrids Mixed “clean seed” 142,-- 



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40,-- 

648.-- 

314.-- 

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Genista tinctoria 

Winged Broom, Dyer's Broom, Dyer's Greenweed, Genêt des teinturiers, Färber-Ginster, Verfbrem, 

Nestra Minore, Janowiec Barwierski, Kkrucinka Barvírská, Krucinka Farbiarska, Färgginst 

235.90 Species, yellow flowers for a very long season; quite showy and of easy cultivation. 64.-- 

Gentiana asclepiadea 

236.00 Tropical Nights*, dark blue flowers with long, pointed buds, the shape of an unicorn's horn and the 

colour of a tropic night. 

184,-- / 10 g 

Gentiana dahurica 

236.20 “Nikita”, deep blue, easy growing 196,-- 

Gentiana lutea 

Gentian, Bitterroot, Bitterwort, Gentian Root, Pale Gentian, Felwort, Great Yellow Gentian, La 

Gentiane Jaune, Gelber Enzian, Gele Gentiaan, Dintura, Ghintura Galbena, Genziana Maggiore 

236.30 “Baldmoney”, pale yellow flowers on robust leafy stems; a monumental and decorative specimen 64.-- 

Gentiana sceptrum 

236.40 King's Gentian, bluish-purple spotted flowers clustered at the top of the stems; easy cultivation 

Gentiana septemfida 

236.60 Lagodechiana, deep blue flowers; rather prostrate habit; easier to grow than most of the Gentians 

Geranium bohemicum 

237.00 Rhapsody in Blue, a rarely seen shade of pure campanula blue veined in purple-violet, on low stems; 

quick to flower; best grown as an annual 

Geranium pratense 

237.04 Meadow Cranesbill, violet-purple with tiny white eyes and veines; deeply cleft leaves; one of our 

loveliest wild flowers 

Geranium pratense striatum 

237.08 “Splish-Splash”, white striped and splashed; each white flower is uniquely dressed with radiating blue 

markings. No two plants alike! 

237.10 Geranium psilostemon (G. armenum) 

Armenian Cranesbill, Géranium d'Arménie, Schwarzäugiger Storchschnabel, Ooievaarsbek 

Fluorescent, incedible fluorescent, shimmering pink flowers with a jet black eye; create a carpet 

effect just above the foliage; a robust and striking border plant 



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150,-- / 10 g 

Geranium robertianum 

237.12 Herb Robert, light rose flowers; annual or biennial with scented maple-form leaves 164,-- 

Geranium sanguineum 

237.16 Burgundy Beauty, very attractive, bright, vivid, but crude magenta or purplish- crimson flowers; a 

'beauty' with very deeply cut leaves; a typical, low-growing species of semi-creeping habit 

Geranium species 

Cranesbill, Géranium, Storchschnabel, Ooievaarsbek 

237.18 Rosen Cavalier, masses of bright pink flowers; contrasting nicely over serrated silver-green foliage 734.-- 

Geranium sylvaticum 

237.20 Mayflower, reddish-blue, reddish-violet flowers will bloom early- to mid-summer; leaves are deeply 

lobed and toothed 

Geranium wallichianum 

237.30 Buxtons's Variety, pink round blooms changing into blue with white centres over reddish leaves 

342.-- 

316,-- 

580,-- 

394.-- 

384,-- 

230,-- 

180,-- / 1.000 sds 

Gerbera jamesonii 

238.00 Barberton Daisy, various colours 240,-- 

Gesneria macrantha 

238.04 Compacta, large, velvety, bright orange-red flowers in cymes; free and easy 278,-- / 1 g 

Geum chiloense (G. coccineum)(G. quellyon) 

Double flowered varieties of the Chilean Avens, Benoite, Nelkenwurz, Nagelkruid, Kuklik 

238.10 Lady Stratheden, bright yellow 60,-- 

238.14 Mrs. Bradshaw, vivid red 32,60 

Geum chiloense atrosanguineum 

Chilean Avens, Benoite, Nelkenwurz, Nagelkruid, Kuklik





238.18 Red Blaze, prolific and early flowering with fully double, scarlet flowers; it is a first season flowering 

perennial from an early sowing; fantastic in the border and cottage garden; it is also a dazzling cut 

flower 

238.22 

Geum coccineum "Borisii" (Geum x borisii) 

Boris Avens, Benoîte de Boris, Nelkenwurz, Nagelkruid, Prakthumleblom 

Tango, bright orange flowers on neat compact plants; more or less evergreen foliage 98.— / 10 g 

238.24 Rockery Rose, bright orange flowers on uypright stems; round dense cushions with shiny leaves 

beneath; compact habit and uniform plant development; attractive summer pot plant 

120.-- / 10 g 

Geum magellanicum 

Magellanican Avens, Llalante, Hierba del Clavo 

238.26 Tierra del Fuego, clusters of vibrant, bright scarlet-red flowers; thick, dark-green, attractive leaves 264.-- 

Geum montanum (Sieversia m.)(Parageum reptans) 

Mountain Avens, Benoîte des Montagnes, Berg-Nelkenwurz, Bjerg-Nellikerod, Kuklik Górski 64.--/ 10 g 

238.28 Yellow, erect golden flowers; showy dwarf species 

Geum rivale 

Chocolate Root, Water Avens, Nodding Avens, Bachnelkenwurz, Knikkend Nagelkruid 

238.30 Species, small clusters of nodding reddish flowers followed by feathery seed-heads; roots are used 

for making a cocoa beverage 

Geum triflorum (Sieversia t.) 

Prairie Smoke, Indian Physic, Bowman's Root, Lion's Beard, Old man's Whiskers, Grandfather's 

Beard, La benoîte à trois fleurs 

238.40 Species, masses of three-flowered heads of vivid red-orange blooms; it flowers the first year already 

from an early sowing; a delightful plant with grey, softly hairy, ferny, much-divided foliage; the seed 

heads are showy as well 

Geum urbanum 

Herb Bennet, Wood Avens, Benoîte commune, Echte Nelkenwurz, Geel Nagelkruid, Nejlikrot 

238.50 Species, all summer showing their Potentilla-like, yellow, scented flowers; roots smell of cloves and 

are used for flavouring; thrives well in shady circumstances 



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128,-- 

220,-- / 10 g 

Gilia achilleifolia 

240.60 Alba, clear white flowers in clusters; rosettes of finely divided green leaves p.o.r. 

Gilia agregata 

240.70 Scarlet Gilia, trumpet-shaped, long, brilliant red flowers with delightful star-shaped blooms along 

branching stem 

32.-- 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 

Gilia multicaulis ssp. nevinii 

240.80 Lilac Cloth, lilac-pink; mat forming; good for hanging baskets 60,-- 

Glaucium flavum luteum (G. luteum) 

241.40 Victoria Yellow*, strong ochre-yellow flowers; silvery grey foliage 192,-- 

Glaucium flavum aurantiacum (G. luteum aurantiacum) (G. leioeoupum) 

241.44 Victoria Orange*, bright orange-red form of the above; bluish grey foliage 329,-- 

Glycine max 

Soya Bean 

241.60 Fiskeby V, a heirloom soya with good crops in northern Europe and comparable climat zones 36,-- 

Glycine tabacina (Kennedya t.) 

241.64 Vanilla Glycine, mauve-blue to dark reddish purple, pea-like flowers; a rare twining or procumbent 

perennial herb with creeping or trailing stems; a beautiful climber for pots, tubs, containers on the 

balcony or patio 

Glycyrrhiza echinata 

242.30 Russian Licorice, purple flowers; glabrous foliage; licorice roots 456,-- 

Glycyrrhiza glabra 

Licorice 

242.34 Blue, the part harvested is the stout rootstock; the crowns and suckers disturbed during harvest can 

be stored and planted out in spring 

Gnaphalium obtusifolium (G. polycephalum) 

244.00 SnowGrouse*, greyish woolly plant producing many small off-white flowers, the scaly bracts tinged 

with pale yellow; it makes clusters of wonderful dried flower with a delicate spicy scent 

p.o.r. 

168,-- 

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Godetia see Clarkia 





Gomphocarpus fruticosus (Asclepias f.) 

245.40 Cottonbush. clusters of yellowish green flowers and inflated seed heads 60,-- / 10.000 sds 

Gompholobium polymorphum 

Climbing Wedge-Pea 

245.30 Red Charm, charming climber with beautiful red pea-like flowers 178,-- / 10 g 

245.34 Yellow Charm, as above, but with yellow flowers 178,-- / 10 g 

Gomphrena affinis 

245.20 Pokers, pinkish-rose 'pokers' for a long season; a very useful cut & dry flower, which very easily can 

be grown in pots, tubs as well 

245.48 

Gomphrena decumbens 

Candy Cushion*, deep carmine-pink; flat, creeping habit; fast growing; horizontally branching; 

excellent for boxes, containers, pans, pots, tubs and hanging baskets 

Gomphrena globosa nana 

245.50 Buddy, violet-purple 65,-- 

245.54 Cissy, pure white 65,-- 

245.58 Dolly, lilac-rose 65,-- 

254.62 Jolly Dots*, exciting formula mix of Buddy, Cissy and Dolly 65,-- 

Gomphrena haageana (G. aurantiaca)(G. coccinea)(G. tuberifera) 

245.80 FunFare*, bright red 32,60 

Gossypium australe 

245.90 Desert Rose*, mostly pink with dark coral blotch; very attractive patio plant in pots, tubs and 

containers 

Gossypium robinsonii 

246.10 Riverine Rose, mauve flowers with dark central blotch; a beautiful tub plant 280,-- 

Gossypium sturtianum 

Sturt's Desert Rose 

246.20 Species, beautiful mauve flowers with dark red central blotch and grey-green round leaves 162,-- 

Grevillea robusta 

247.00 Silky Oak, bright orange-yellow flowers; silky foliage, finely cut foliage 22,-- 

Gypsophila briquetiana 

250.20 White, flowers in clusters on stems held above tiny, extremely compact rosettes of needle-like leaves 

Gypsophila cerastioides 

250.40 White, small white, pink veined flowers; fresh green leaves forming a dwarf compact, solid mat 



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54,-- 

340,-- 

114,-- / 10 g 

156,-- / 10 g 

Gypsophila elegans 

250.50 White Elephant, largest pure white flowers; upright; best cut flower 23,-- 

Gypsophila fastigiata 

250.60 White; dwarf plants with a rather branching inflorescence 780,-- 

Gypsophila libanotica 

250.80 Starry Sprays, mounds of starry, light pink flowers with rather large, white centres, creating masses 

of loose sprays; nice filler in summer bouquets; 1st year flowering 

Gypsophila muralis 

251.84 Pink Sugardot*, a cloud of pink-veined, little flowers; beautiful in rock gardens and pots, containers, 

tubs and hanging baskets 

Gypsophila oldhamiana 

Japanese Baby's Breath, Manchurian Baby's Breath, Oldham's Baby's Breath, Anti-Aging-Pflanze 

251.88 Yin-Chai-Hu, attractive small, pale pink flowers; wide-branching; late flowering; root is used in 

Chinese medicine for jaundice, lung disease, rheumathism and typhoid fever 

p.o.r. 

544,-- 

25.-- / 1 g 

Gypsophila pacifica 

Manchurian Baby's Breath 

252.00 Pink; larger flowered than G. oldhammia and earlier flowering 48,--





Gypsophila paniculata 

252.14 Snowflake, white; double- and semi-double flowered 28,-- 

252.18 Virgo, pure white; about 65% double flowers 70,-- 

Gypsophila repens 

252.30 Alba, early white flowering; flowers the first year from seed 32,60 

252.34 Rosea , as the above, but pink flowering 32,60 

Gypsophila stevenii 

252.40 White Design*, pure white, flowering most excessive the 1st year of all Gypsophilas 688,-- 

Haemodorum paniculatum 

252.90 Mardja, green or yellow flowers with black markings; upright panicles; good for tubs 124,-- / 10 g 

Hakea bucculenta 

253.00 Red Pokers, conspicuous orange-red flowers; lasting well on water 68,-- / 10 g 

Hakea laurina 

253.04 Fireworks, red & cream flowers; good for cutting 36,-- / 10 g 

Hakea obtusa 

253.08 Pink Surprise, pink & cream flowers; good for cutting 106,-- / 10 g 

Hardenbergia comptoniana 

Wild Wisteria Climber 

253.40 Sarsparilla, masses of pea-shaped purplish-blue flowers 88,-- 

Hardenbergia violacea 

Coral Pea, a superb climber and very well suited for a culture in pots, tubs, containers and a place on 

the balcony or patio 

253.50 Alba, masses of white pea-shaped flowers 142,-- 

253.54 Rosea, as above, but purplish pink 142,-- 

253.58 Violacea, as above, but purple 114,-- 

Harpephyllum caffrum 

Kaffir Plum 

253.64 White, small white flowers; edible red fruits; shiny dark green leaves; fast growing indoor plant 

66,-- / 1.000 sds 

Helenium amarum (H. tenuifolium) 

253.70 SunLove, distinct and showy, masses of yellow flowers on neat bushes 244,-- 

Helenium autumnale (H. grandicephalum)(H.grandiflorum) 

253.80 Autumn Colours, yellows through bronzes to reds; excellent cut flowers 218,-- 

Helenium hoopesii 

253.90 Yellow, golden-orange with yellow disc 39,-- 

Helenium puberoleum 

Rosilla, Helen's Flower 

253.94 Autumn Lollipop, rustic blooms, made up of a central brown head decked with many rich yellow, 

fascinating miniature florets and flanked by a ring, almost spherical boss around of ruffled petals 

beneath the bloom; wings along the stems, like Limonium; an interesting, unusual and curious plant 

for the border 

Helianthus annuus 

Dwarf varieties 

255.10 Big Smile, golden-yellow, black centre; single flowers; good for pots 440,-- / 1 kg 

255.20 Irish Eyes, yellow petals with green heart, small leaves; branched stems; good for pots 440,-- / 1 kg 

255.30 Sunspot, golden-yellow, yellow centres; single giant flowers; good foliage 230,-- / 1 kg 

Tall single flowered varieties 

255.60 Earthwalker, brown and terra-coloured flowers with dark centre 300,-- / 1 kg 

255.62 Florenza, distinct rusty red ring, light yellow petal tips; small leaves; branching habit 560.-- / 1 kg 

255.64 Lemon Queen, wonderful fashionable lemon-yellow 200,-- / 1 kg 

255.68 Moonshine, soft lemon-yellow with black centre; base branching 100,-- / 1 kg 

255.70 Ring of Fire, dark red base and golden yellow tips; branching habit with long side stems 640.-- / 1 kg 

255.72 Soraya, tangerine orange with dark centre; branching type 620.-- / 1 kg 

255.74 Sunshine, golden-yellow flowers with dark centres; tall branched stems; uniform 160,-- / 1 kg 

255.76 Taiyo, golden-yellow with black centre; single stemmed cut flower strain; superb 80,-- / 1 kg 

255.78 Valentine, lemon-yellow with black discs; base-branching, longstemmed cutflowers 540.-- / 1 kg 



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255.80 Velvet Queen, dark velvety-crimson; distinct and attractive 180,-- / 1 kg 

Tall double flowered varieties 

255.90 Orange Sun, golden orange, full-double; single stem; superb variety 220,-- / 1 kg 

255.94 Sunking, golden-yellow flowers, fully double; strong tall stems; uniform 730,-- / 1 kg 

255.96 Sunset, orange with black centre; non-branching 108,-- / 1 kg 

Helianthus debilis ssp. cucumerifolus 

256.20 Green Heart, creamy white flowers with contrasting green centres 336,-- / 1 kg 

256.24 Ice Cream, creamy white with black centre 160,-- / 1 kg 

Helianthus maximiliani (H. dalyi) 

New Mexican Sunflower 

256.40 Palm Beach, late flowering bright yellow sunflower; lance-shaped grey green foliage; fine as a 

container plant; development of plant, branches and leaves are in the beginning very much palm-like 

240,-- / 1 kg 

Helichrysum arenarium 

Dwarf Everlasting, Immortelle des Sables, Sand-Strohblume, Katzenpfötchen Gelbes, Strobloem, 

Kocanki Piaskowe, Hedblomste, Sandstråblom, Gul Evighedsblomst 

256.90 Species, umbels of golden flowers over silvery foliage 246,-- 

Helichrysum bracteatum (H. monstrosum) 

257.00 Album, pure white 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.10 Atrococcineum, deep crimson-red 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.20 Aureum Superbum, golden-yellow 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.30 Borussorum Rex, pure white 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.40 Coccineum, bright orange-scarlet 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.50 Ferrugineum, golden-yellow with a bronze-orange tinge 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.60 Fuscatum, pure brown 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.70 Luteum, bright cool yellow 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.80 Macranthum, lovely shades of pink 120,-- / 1 kg 

257.90 Nigro-carmineum, shades of deep purple-red 120,-- / 1 kg 

258.00 Roseum, lovely shades of rose 120,-- / 1 kg 

258.10 Roseum Superbum, deep carmine-rose 120,-- / 1 kg 

258.20 Salmoneum, shades of salmon-rose 120,-- / 1 kg 

Helichrysum cassianum (Schoenia cassiniana) 

259.00 Rose, tiny rose flowers in clusters; bushy plant habit 36,-- 

Helichrysum compactum nanum 

259.04 Yellow Spectacle, bright yellow flowers on cushions of grey foliage; compact and dwarf 

Helichrysum leucopsideum 

259.08 Satin Everlasting, flower-heads pink to bronze; ray florets white to pink and shiny; pick in bud for 

drying purposes 

90,-- / 10 g 

Helichrysum subulifolium (Schoenia filifolia ssp. subulifolia) 

259.20 Yellow Star, bright yellow flowers on upright stems; early and uniform 38,40 

Helichrysum thianshanicum 

259.30 Golden Sea, terminal clusters of shiny lemon-yellow and brownish gold flowers; easy culture 

Heliophila coronopifolia (H. caledonica)(H. dissecta)(H. filifolia)(H. fistulosa) 

259.40 Blue-eyed Boy*, blue racemes of forget-me-not-flowers; blooms extremely rich, in a sudden 

abundance, in 6-8 weeks from sowing 



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186,-- / 10 g 

Heliopsis helianthoides scabra (H. scabra) 

259.70 SummerSun*, dark golden-yellow; semi-double flowers; long-lived perennial 26,50 

260.00 

Heliotropium arborescens (H. corymbosum)(H. peruvianum) 

Marine, deep blue; dwarf 120,-- 

260.10 Ultramarine*, deep blue; dwarf and even selection; fine bedding or onservatory potplant with the 

vanilla or heliotrope fragrance 

218,-- 

Heliotropium paniculatum 

260.54 Bushy Heliotrope, masses of beautiful dark lilac, vanille-scented flowers 440,-- 

Helipterum humboldtianum (H. sanfordii)(Rhodanthe s.) 

262.70 Yellow, terminal clusters of bright yellow flower heads; dries well 26,40 

p.o.r.





Helleborus foetidus 

263.50 Setterwort, green nodding bell-shaped flowers; dark shining evergreen foliage 228,-- 

Helleborus lividus 

263.54 Elegance, greenish purple flowers; desirable marbled foliage; good pot plant; quick to bloom 

160,-- / 1.000 sds 

Helleborus niger 

263.60 White, white flowers, sometimes tinged pink; mid-winter show 228,-- 

Helleborus odorus 

263.70 Magyar*, lime-green flowers; faintly scented. 488,-- 

Helleborus orientalis (H. caucasicus)(H. x hybridus) 

263.74 Lenten Rose Mixture, all possible colours 144,-- / 10 g 

Helleborus purpurascens 

263.76 Purple Hellebore, charming slaty-purple flowers; deciduous leaves 488,-- 

Helleborus x sternii 

263.80 Species, red-tinted flowers; large heads; robust leafy stems 982,-- 

Hepatica nobilis (Anemone hepatica)(Hepatica triloba) 

Liverleaf, Anémone hépatique,Hépatique noble, Leberblümchen, Leverbloempje, Blåsippa, Blåveis, 

Blå Anemone, Sinivuokko,Pprzylaszczka pospolita 

263.84 Species, flower colour can range from deep red, bright pink, dark blue; a neat plant with grlossy 

green and sometimes beautiful marbled leaves 

Herniaria glabra 

264.00 Rupture Wort, small green flowers, much branched stems with deep green foliage; evergreen 

40.-- / g 

Hesperis lutea 

264.10 Yellow Dame*, loose heads of bright yellow flowers 480,-- 

Hesperis steviniana 

264.18 Russian Pride*, a profusion of scented lilac flowers; very long flowering seasonfoliage is dark blue, 

slightly grey overlaid; bad-weather-resistant 

Heteranthemis viscidehirta 

264.24 Sticky Ox-Eye, pure yellow, star-shaped flowers; early and long flowering p.o.r. 

Heteropappus meyendorfii 

Blue Chrysanthemum, Blue Daisyflower, Chrysanthème bleu, Blå Krysanthemum 

264.26 Blue Hill, from an early sowing, plants will be completely smothered in thousands of shiny lightreflecting 

flowers, forming perfect mounds of blue mauve blooms in late summer and autumn; just 

the time when little else is in flower; they fit perfect in containers and will brighten up the border, 

looking like blue chrysanthemums; no matter what the weather is - they continue to look the best, 

even right through November 

Heuchera americana 

264.30 Palace Purple Select, cream coloured flowers; beautiful shiny, bronze-red leaves 1.024,-- 

Heuchera americana diversifolia 

264.32 Dale's Strain, grown as much for its ornamental, decorative foliage as for its flowers; the dark green 

leaves are beautifully marbled and veined dark mauve and purple. Delicate elongated airy panicles 

of creamy-coloured flowers, which appear in late summer 



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80,-- 

348.-- 

1.256,-- 

Heuchera micrantha 

264.34 Palace Purple, creamy flowers; purple foliage; superb uniformity 21,-- / 10.000 sds 

Heuchera pulchella 

264.38 Pretty Promise*, dark red-stemmed spikes of very pretty, pale pink flowers with purplish calyces, 

giving the general appearance of a mass of bicoloured blossoms; compact clumps of bright green, 

deeply lobed foliage 

276,-- / 10 g 

Heuchera sanguinea 

264.40 Flambeau, scarlet flowers on dark foliage 230,-- 

264.44 Sioux Falls*, deepest fiery scarlet; green foliage; nicely fragrant 58,-- 

264.48 Bressingham Hybrids, shades from white to crimson-red; green foliage rosettes 66,-- 

Hibbertia amplexicaulis 

264.52 Yellow, bright yellow flowers; silvery foliage; bushy habit; outstanding ornamental 320,--





Hibbertia hypericoides 

264.56 Yellow Buttercups, deep golden-yellow flowers; free flowering p.o.r. 

Hibbertia scandens 

264.58 Climbing Guinea Flower, bright golden-yellow flowers; very hardy, tolerant climber for the pergola or 

as or ground cover 

114,-- / 10 g 

Hibiscus acetosella (Hibiscus eetveldeanus) 

264.60 Red Cranberry*, small rose, dark red veined flowers, red-maroon leaves 96,-- 

Hibiscus manihot (Abelmoschus m.) 

264.64 Golden Bowl*, large, soft yellow flowers with maroon centres 512,-- 

Hibiscus moscheutus (H. x hybridus) 

Giant Flowered Swamp Rose Mallow 

264.66 Dyco Belles, an improved mixture of extremely large flowered colours; spectacular as a feature in 

tubs etc.or for bedding 

Hibiscus panduriformis 

264.68 Yellow, bright yellow flowers with conspicuous red central blotch; fast grower and suitable for patio 

and pot culture 

Hibiscus trionum (H. africanus) 

264.90 Glamour Girl*, lovely silvery-white to creamy-white with an alluring, dark crimson eye; the flowers of 

will remain open nearly all day in sunny weather 

Hierochloe occidentalis (H. odorata) 

264.94 Vanille Grass, rich green, tall, erect grass, with delicate white flowers and a marvellous, sweet 

vanilla-comarin fragrance 

58,-- / 1.000 sds 



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88,-- 

38,-- / 1.000 sds 

Hippeastrum hybridum (H. x hortorum) 

Amaryllis 

264.98 Mixed Hybrids, large flowered blooms 150.-- / 1000 sds 

Hosta sieboldiana elegans (H. fortunei robusta)(Funkia s.) 

265.00 Kii-hime, lilac flowers; highly ornamental glaucous leaves 48,-- / 1.000 sds 

Hosta ventricosa (H. coerulea)(Funkia c.)(F. ovata) 

265.04 Species, deep lavender flowers; deep green ornamental foliage 66,-- 

Hovea linearis 

265.08 Bird’s-eye, blue-mauve flowers; olive-green glabrous foliage; very showy; dainty 250,-- 

Howeia forsterana (Kentia forsterana) 

265.14 Species, greenhouse palm with feather-shaped, graceful leaves; elegant plant with upright habit for 

house decoration; best of all indoor palms 

400,-- / 1.000 sds 

Humulus lupulus 

Hops, Houblon, Hopfen, Hop, Chmiel Zwyczajny, Humle, Humala 

265.20 Species, cordate leaves; makes attractive summer screen; easiest culture 62,-- 

Hunnemannia fumariifolia 

265.26 Golden Tulip*, long-stemmed large, luminous yellow poppy-like flowers; delicate silvery green 

foliage; fragrant 

Hutchinsia alpina (Noccaea a.) 

265.30 Crystal Cress*, white; evergreen; carpet-like groundcover; resembling very much white alyssum; 

excellent for pot culture 

Hyalosperma glutinosum ssp venustum (Helipterum venustum) 

265.34 Charming Sunrays*, bright yellow flowers with orange centres; suitable both for 

landscaping as well as for boxes, containers, pans, pots and tubs 

98,-- 

64,60 / 1 g 

Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris (H. petiolaris)(H. scandens) 

265.38 Climbing Hydrangea, fragrant white flowers; hardy decideous flowering shrubby climber 370,-- 

Hydrangea quercifolia 

265.42 Species, small, white flowers which in a later stage turn pink and violet; dark green, deeply lobed 

leaves ageing in a orange-red autumn colour 

210,-- 

64,-- / 10 g





Hyoscyamus niger 

Black Henbane, Jusquiame Noire, Schwarzes Bilsenkraut, Apolloniakraut, Dolldill, Dullkraut, 

Hühnertod, Rasewurz, Saukraut, Schlafkraut, Tollkraut, Zahnkraut, Zigeunerkraut, Bilzekruid 

Species, pale dingy yellow flowers with purplish veins; weirdly attractive; easy culture 28.-- 

Hypericum androsaemum variegatum (H. bacciferum v.) 

265.50 Paradiso*, shiny yellow flowers; cream splashed aromatic foliage; ornamental red berries that turn 

purple-black when ripe 

Hypericum buckleii 

265.52 The Sun, yellow flowers; blue-green leaves; upright stems; spreading root system 

Hypericum canariense 

265.54 Yellow Birds*, masses of yellow flowers in dense panicles; flowers already abundantly the first yeaar 

from an early sowing 

Hypericum cerastoides (H. rhodoppeum) 

265.56 Balkan Beauty, bright yellow flowers; a very even spreading, growing habit; bluish grey-green leaves; 

a beauty for the rock garden, it also grows well in pots, tubs etc 



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Hypericum maculatum ssp. maculatum 

Millepertuis ponctué, Geflecktes Johanniskraut, Gevlekt Hertshooi 

Species, golden yellow flowers; rather compact; 1st year flowering perennial 70.-- 

Hypericum ptarmicifolium 

265.58 Sneeze*, golden yellow; yarrow-leaved 460,-- 

Hypericum perforatum 

St. John's Wort, Millepertuis, Echtes Johanniskraut, Sint-Janskruid 

265.60 Species, clear yellow flowers; small eliptic leaves 30.-- 

265.62 Wild Form 20.-- 

Hypericum tetrapterum (H. quadrangulum) 

St Peter's Wort, Square-stem St John's Wort, Millepertuis à quatre Ailes, Geflügeltes Johanniskraut, 

Flügel-Hartheu, Gevleuged Hertshooi, Hierba de San Juan, Kärrjohannesört,Vinget Perikon,Trezalka 

265.64 Species, beautiful golden yellow flowers with the typical St. Johnswort form; on the leaves smal oil 

drops that make them look perforated 

Hypericum x hybridum 

265.66 Gold Island*, large golden yellow flowers; blooming abundantly already the 1st year; plants are neat, 

roundest, compact and completely covered with flowers 

Hypocalymna angustifolium 

265.70 White Myrtle, white flowers ageing to a refined pink; utterly showy 336,-- 

Hypoestes sanguinolenta 

265.74 Pink Polka Dot, dark green leaves with hot pink spots 168,-- 

Hyssopus ferganensis 

265.80 Blue Diamonds*, early flowering bright blue; dwarf and compact; refreshing smell; quickly growing 58,-- 

Hyssopus officinalis ssp. aristatus 

265.86 Blue Surprise*, thick, long, deep blue spikes; bushy plants; abundantly flowering 1st year 

Hyssopus officinalis nanus compactus 

Dwarf and early flowerig Ysso Series 

265.90 Ysso Blue*, deep blue 72,-- 

265.94 Ysso Pink*, bright rose-pink 72,-- 

265.98 Ysso White*, pure white 72,-- 

Hystrix patula (Elymus hystrix) 

266.00 Bottlebrush Grass, a widely adaptable, clump forming prairie grass with dark green blades that have 

a coarse texture that contrast nicely with the more delicate bottlebrush flowers held 12-18" above the 

foliage in early summer;flowers open green and slowly fade to than throughout the summer and fall 

Iberis amara (I. coronaria) 

267.00 Iceberg, pure white; huge flowers 78,-- 

267.04 Iceberg Superior, pure white; dome-shaped spikes 0,98 / 1.000 sds 

Iberis aurosica 

267.12 Sweetheart, rose-pink changing into lilac; very rich flowering 184,-- / 10 g 

264,-- 

768,-- 

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Iberis gibraltarica 

267.20 “Candytuft from the Rock”, lilac changing to white; evergreen 98,50 

Iberis hybrida 

267.24 Snowbird, white medium sized flowers; neatly spreading plants 2,-- / 1.000 sds 

Iberis pinnata 

267.30 White Helmets*, purest white; starts flowering quickest after planting, starting with one main flower, in 

a later stage surrounded by whorls of the same, long flowering, white, typical candytuft flowers; 

sweet smelling 

Iberis saxatiles 

267.40 Mini Candy, white flowers, sometimes tinged purple with age; evergreen carpet; very neat and tidy; 

very small, flat sod-like clumps 



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234,-- / 10 g 

Iberis sempervirens 

267.60 Snow Cushion, snow-white, large flowers; rich flowering; compact, dwarf plants 568,-- 

267.64 White, pure white flowers of good size; the classic, evergreen groundcover 82,-- 

Iberis umbellata 

Flash Series 

268.00 Purple Flash, rich purple; uniform; tall plants 50,-- 

268.10 Red Flash, quite vivid, bright red shades; re-selected strain 50,-- 

268.20 White Flash, a creamy-white mutant of Red Flash 50,-- 

268.30 Flash Mix, superb mixture, on the red and pink side; complete colour range 32,-- 

Impatiens balsamina 

Double, top-flowering Top Pop Series 

268.60 Pink, pink flowers; base-branching; quite uniform 16.-- / 1.000 sds 

268.64 Scarlet, as the above but, vivid scarlet-red flowers 16.-- / 1.000 sds 

268.68 Violet, as the above but, bright purple-violet 16.-- / 1.000 sds 

268.72 White, as above but, pure white 16.-- / 1.000 sds 

268.76 Formula mix 16.-- / 1.000 sds 

Impatiens walleriana 

Dwarf Baby Series 

269.20 Carmine Baby 186,-- 

269.22 Orange Baby 186,-- 

269.24 Pink Baby 186,-- 

269.26 Scarlet Baby 186,-- 

269.28 White Baby 208,-- 

269.30 Baby Formula Mixed 198,-- 

Incarvillea delavayi 

270.00 Rose, clusters of large, rose trumpet-shaped flowers 154,-- 

Incarvillea sinensis ssp. variabilis (I. variabilis) 

270.30 Cream Surprise*, charming, sizeable creamy flowers over pinnate foliage 94,-- / 10 g 

Indigofera tinctoria 

271.10 Indigo, the Old World source of indigo dye; a shrubby perennial with silvery branches and thin, 

pinnate foliage, downy beneath, and bearing axillary spikes of small pinkish-yellow flowers 

Inula britannica var. chinensis (I. japonica) 

Meadow Fleabane, British Yellowhead, Inule d'Angleterre, Inule des Fleuves, Inule britannique, 

Wiesen-Alant, Engelse Alant, Oman Lucní, Xuan fu hua, Luddkrissla, Lodne-alant, Soløje-Alant 

272.00 Species, bright yellow daisy-like flowers; occur alone or in cluster of 2 and 3; stems may be densely 

covered with apressed hairs 

Inula ensifolia 

272.10 PangoYellow*, compact, dense clumps covered with bright yellow daisies 94,-- / 10 g 

Inula magnifica 

272.30 Yellow Majestic*, spectacular yellow-orange flowers on long 72,-- 

Inula orientalis grandiflora (I. glandulosa) 

272.34 Species, orange-yellow flowers; a showy versatile plant 388,-- 

Inula rhizocephala 

272.40 Songarei, yellow ray-flowers, which can be found within the flat, grey-green rosettes; excellent for the 120,-- / 10 g 

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rockeries; propagation only by seeds 

Inula salicina 

Willowleaf Yellowhead, Irish Fleabane, Inule à feuilles de Saule, Weidenblättriger Alant, 

Wilgebladalant, Wilgalant, Krissla, Krattalant, Pile-Alant, Rantahirvenjuuri 

272.50 Species, daisy-like perennial with hairy green leaves; golden yellow flowerheads of fine, narrow 

petals which attract pollinating insects; it is known in the wild only from a lake shore in Ireland, but 

grows well as a marginal plant of ponds, and provides welcome late colour in a wildlife garden 

Ionopsidium acaule 

273.00 Starry Blue Blaze*, low tufts of leaves covered all summer with a profusion of tiny, bright and simple 

lilac-lavender flowers; lovely honey-like scent, when near at hand 

Ipomoea costata 

274.00 Nativa Sweet Potato, large pink to purplish pink flowers, shiny green foliage; needs arid conditions; 

as an ornamental useful as a groundcover 

Ipomoea hederacea see Pharbitis hederacea 

Ipomoea hederifolia see Quamoclit hederifolia 

Ipomoea hirsuta (I. hederacea triloba) see Pharbitis hederacea 

Ipomoea leptophylla 

274.84 Man-of-the-Earth, corolla pink shading to purple in the throat; flowers open in the morning and close 

before noon; narrow leaves on mound-shaped plants 



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Ipomoea luteola 

274.88 Orange Morning Glory, masses of small orange flowers; quick to bloom 14,-- 

Ipomoea muelleri 

274.92 Pink, bright pink to purple, bell-shaped flowers in a slender twiner, dark green foliage; heart-shaped 

leaves; superb groundcover ! 

Ipomoea nil (Pharbitis n.)(Convolvulus n.) 

275.00 Blue Picotee, dark blue, purple star and white edge; star-shaped flowers 86,-- 

275.04 Chocolate Beauty, soft chocolate coloured; huged flowers 62,-- 

275.08 Grandpa Ott, purple with darker bands 16,-- 

275.10 Kikyozaki, a mixture of Platycodon-like or star-shaped flowers with white edge 86,-- 

275.12 Kniola’s Black, purple-black with cerise throats 16,-- 

275.16 Milky Way, white with delicate blue star 36,-- 

275.20 Red Picotee, rosy-red with white edge; star-shaped flowers 86,-- 

275.24 Rosita, red with white star and white edge 62,-- 

Ipomoea nil (Pharbitis n.)(Convolvulus n.) 

Morning Call Series ; 4 weeks earlier flowering ; extra large flowers ; more compact, bushy habit ; 

well suited for hanging basket, pots etc. and the border; excellent variety for a cooler climat 

276.00 Blue with white edge 32.-- 

276.04 Pink 32.-- 

276.08 Red with white edge 32.-- 

276.12 White 32.-- 

276.20 Mixture 32.-- 

Ipomoea pes-caprae ssp brasiliensis (I. biloba) 

Goats-foot Morning Glory 

276.60 Species, showy pink to purple flowers; glossy green foliage; needs arid conditions; groundcover 126,-- 

Ipomoea purpurea (Pharbitis p.)(I. hispida) 

277.00 Caprice, light blue with violet star 16,50 

277.04 Shiva, white with rose star 16,50 

277.08 Split Personality, magenta pink with white centre 50.-- 

277.12 Star of Yelta.deep blue with purple star and pink eye 50.-- 

277.60 

Ipomoea tricolor (I. rubro-caerulea)(I. violacea)(Pharbitis rubro-coerulea) 

Blue Star, soft blue with deep blue star 18,-- 

277.80 Flying Saucers, an unusual old variety, almost lost; large sky-blue flowers with dark blue parts 

separated by narrow white stripes 

18,-- 

Ipomopsis longiflora 

277.84 Long-flowered Gilly, pale blue, narrow trumpet flowers with star-shaped ends; tall stame; looks like 

windswept hair 

126,-- 

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Ipomopsis multiflora 

277.88 BlueStar, low arching spikes of blue to purple star shaped flowers; perfect for the rock garden 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 

Iris pseudacorus 

277.92 Yellow Iris, the well-known native yellow Iris; requires moisture 42,-- 

Isatis tinctoria (Isatis indigotica) 

Dyer's Woad, Glastum, Asp of Jerusalem, Waid, Färber-Waid, Wede, Ban Lan Gen, Ch'Ing Tai , 

Tein-ching, Tien Hua, Vejde, Vaid, Farve-Vajd, Morsinko, Guado, Añil, Glasto, Hierba pastel, Festo 

277.96 Species, rosettes the first year; bushy stalks with wonderfully attractive, beautiful yellow flowers the 

second year; ornamental black seed-pods; the entire plant is a source of blue dye, indicum, used by 

Picts and Celts in ritual body art and dying of fabrics 

Isolepis nodosa 

278.04 Knobby Club Rush, flowerheads brownish, produced below the stem tip; stems tall tufting, stiff often 

arching, green in colour; fruit a small 3 sided nut; a dwarf to small perennial herb; creepink habit 

Isotoma axillaris (I. senecioides)(Laurentia axillaris) 

Excellent varieties for baskets etc. 

278.40 Blue Star, mid-blue, starry flowers in abundance; uniform 135,-- / 10.000 sds 

278.44 Pink Star, as above but with soft rose-pink flowers 135,-- / 10.000 sds 

278.48 White Star, as above but starry white flowers 135,-- / 10.000 sds 

Isotoma hypocrateriformis 

278.60 Woodbridge Mixture*, large lobelia-like flowers in a mixture of white, mauve, pink and blue; very well 

suited for pots, tubs, containers etc. 



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284,-- 

178,-- / 10 g 

Isotoma petraea 

278.68 My Way*, white star-like flowers; ideal for pot & patio 82,-- / 10 g 

Isopogon cuneatus 

287.72 Drumsticks, flowers are carried in globular heads, pink and soft purple in colour and appear in spring; 

followed by typical globular fruits containing a large number of seeds; both flowers and fruits are 

attractive features; very showy and long lasting cut flower 

Isotropis cuneifolia 

278.80 Species, yellow-orange and purple-red bi-coloured pea-shaped flowers 110,-- / 10 g 

Jacaranda mimosaefolia (J. acutifolia)(J. ovalifolia) 

Brazilian Blue Mimosa 

279.00 Species, blue flowers; with downy, highly ornamental fern-like foliage; easy culture 15,-- 

Jasiona leavis (J. perennis) 

279.40 Blue Lights*, terminal globular blue flower heads 118,-- 

Jasione montana 

279.44 Sheep's Bit, scabious-like, pale blue flowers; basal rosette of narrow, pointed leaves from the centre; 

slender stems; a delightful little plant; charming for cutting and lasting well; flowering 1st year already 

Johnsonia lupulina 

279.60 Rush Lily, pale pink or white flowers; highly ornamental, rush-like foliage 460,-- 

Juncus acutiflorus acutiflorus (J. bulbosus) 

Sharp-flowered Rush, Jointed Rush, Jonc à fleurs Aiguës, Waldbinse, Spitzblütige Binse, Bosrus, 

Veldrus, Sit ostrokwiatowy, Sítina Ostrokvetá, Smailiažiedis Vikšris 

280.00 Species, strong, upright plants; loose, branching inflorescence; chestnut-brown fruits 50.-- 

Juncus ensifolius 

280.04 Flying Hedghogs, very compact, ball-like clusters of tiny flowers that are greenish- to purplish-brown 

and are found in groups of1 to 10 clusters at the top of the stem; flat leaves, reminiscent of Iris 

species 

Juncus filiformis 

280.08 Curly-Wurly, a fascinating new dwarf cultivar, coming true from seed; forms a tight clump of twisted 

in corkscrew fashion and spiralling shiny green rush leaves, later decorated with brown seed-heads 

160,-- 

198,-- 

184,-- / 10 g 

216,-- / 10.000 sds 

Juncus inflexus (J. inflexus glaucus)(J. glaucus) 

280.09 Afro, attractive blue-grey spiral and twisted stems 108,-- / 10.000 sds 

280.10 Blue Arrows, narrow, straight grey-blue leaves in stiff clumps 108,-- / 10.000 sds





Juncus patens 

280.12 Carmen's Gray, wiry, glaucous green, knitting needle leaves, radiating from a dense clump make this 

form of Juncus patens a perfect addition to any architectural garden 

Kale, Ornamental see Brassica oleracea 

Kalimeris incisi (Aster i.)(Calimeris integrifolia) 

280.30 Siberian Lilac, clusters of pale lilac flowers; an extremely hardy, clump-forming perennial from 

Siberia with narrow shiny, incised leaves; a beautiful cutflower lasting long in water 

160,-- / 10.000 sds 

Kallstroemia grandiflora 

Arizona Poppy, Summer Poppy 

280.34 Caltrop, large, 5-petalled, orange blossoms; stems vine along the ground; a wonderful annual 120,-- 

Kennedia eximia 

280.40 Fine Red Creeper, scarlet flowers in clusters of three or more; spreading habit; very showy 108,-- 

Kennedia nigricans 

Tiger-Snake Vine 

280.44 Black Coral Pea, dark violet-purple flowers with golden markings; strong climber 126,-- 

Kirengeshoma palmata 

280.80 Japanese Wax Flower, yellow, crystalline, shuttlecock flowers; arching, mainly black stems and 

large, soft green leaves; an upright growing delightful and different plant 

Knautia arvensis (Scabiosa arvensis) 

280.90 Blue, violet-blue scabious-like flowers in endless succession; very attractive; fragrant 

Knautia macedonica (Scabiosa lyrophila) 

Balkan Scabious, Egyptian Rose, Macedonian Scabious, Burgundy Pincushion, Petite Scabieuse, 

Knautie de Macédoine, Mazedonische Witwenblume, Beemdkroon, Grekvädd, Blåhat 

281.00 Red Knight, first year flowering with showy deep red-purple; a classic border plant; flowers 

throughout summer 

281.04 Pastelcolours, glorious scabious-like blooms in the soft hues of blue and mauve, pink, rose, salmon 

and crimson; flowering over a long period. 

Kniphofia caulescens 

281.40 Coral, coral-red flowers change to yellow with age; monumental blue basal yucca-like rosettes 



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288,-- 

276,-- / 10 g 

Kniphofia citrina 

281.50 Yellow Torches, pure light yellow 576,-- 

Kniphofia hirsuta 

Dwarf Red Hot Poker, Torch Lily, Poker Plant 

281.60 Traffic Lights, an interesting very dwarf and compact variety with bright red spikes, which are lime 

green at the base; ideal for containers; 1 st year flowering perennial 

Kniphofia x hybrida 

281.80 Pastel Paintings*, extremely soft salmon-pink on creamy pale green; flowers the first year from a 

January sowing 

26,-- 

360,-- 

420.-- 

68,-- 

240.-- 

150,-- / 10 g 

Koeleria glauca 

Blue Hair Grass, Keulérie Bleue, Koelérie glauque, Blauschopfgras, Blaugrünes Schillergras, 

Fakkelgras, Scherpgras, Tofsäxing, Kambunke, Klit-Kambunke, Sinitoppo 

281.84 Species, blue pin-cushions of highly ornamental leaves 94.-- 

Koeleria macrantha (K. gracilis) 

Prairie Junegrass, June Grass, Crested Hair-grass, Koelérie àCcrête, Zartes Schillergras, Smal 

Fakkelgras, Fin tofsäxing, Spinkel Kambunke, Hentotoppo 

281.86 Species 

a handsome, long-blooming bunchgrass, look for junegrass on serpentine; it has tiny hairs on the 

rachis; use your hand lens; the spike-like junegrass puffs up when in full flower and contracts after 

pollination; a small perennial grass that looks like it belongs in a Japanese Garden 

Kunzea capitata 

281.90 Species, violet-mauve flowers; starts flowering early; semi-dwarf habit; showy 180,-- 

Lactuca sativa 

281.98 Strawberry Lettuce, beautiful, small butterhead; leaves are marked with small deep reddish-brown 

mottling; tender texture 

11.40 

180,--





Lagenaria siceraria see Cucurbita lagenaria 

Lagerstroemia indica 

Dwarf Crape Myrtle 

282.00 MiniMix, pink, purple, red and white shades; flowers in 4 month from seed 62,-- / 1.000 sds 

Lagurus ovatus 

282.10 Hare’s tail grass “rubbed seed” 28,-- 

Lallemantia canescens (Dracocephalum c.) 

Hairy Lallemantia, Dragon Head, Lion's Heart, Harmaakormikki, Azurläpp 

282.16 Blue Bliss, spikes bear clusters of rich blue purple flowers rise in summer; is at his best the very first 

year from seed; resembles blue bedder pentstemon; the soft leaves are grey-hairy green 

Lamarckia aurea (Chrysurus cynosuroides)(Cynosurus aureus) 

282.20 Golden Tip, showy panicles of one-sided spikelets, silvery-green at first, later changing to yellow 24,-- 

Lamiastrum galeobdolon ssp. galeobdolon (Galeobdolon luteum)(Lamium 

galeobdolon)(Lamiastrum galeobdolon ssp. luteum) 

Yellow Archangel, False Lamium, Lamier jaune, Goldnessel, Gele Dovenetel, Gajowiec Zólty, 

Gulplister, Gulltvitann, Guldnæld, Keltapeippi 

282.30 Species, yellow flowers with a “hooded” uppeer petal and "lipped" lower petal that are 

characteristic of the Mint family; clusters of small flowers occur at the stem nodes 

Lamium amplexicaule 

Henbit Deadnettle, Common Henbit, Giraffe Head, Peu de gall, Stängelumfassende Taubnessel, 

Hoenderbeet, Mjukplister, Mjuktvitann, Liden Tvetann, Sepiväpeippi, Mjúkatvítönn 

282.34 Species, flowers are pink to purple; it flowers very early in the spring even in northern areas; a lowgrowing 

annual plant with soft, finely hairy stemsis; an important nectar and pollen plant for bees, 

especially honeybees, it helps start the spring buildup; edible young leaves and shoots in spring 

Lamium maculatum 

Dead Nettle, Spotted Nettle, Spotted Henbit, Lamier maculé, Lamier vivace, Gefleckte Taubnessel, 

Gevlekte Dovenetel, Ortica morta, Jasnota Plamista, Foltos árvacsalán, Hluchavka škvrnita 

282.38 Species, an interesting species with relatively large, open flowers which are coloured old rose with 

an orchid-like underlip; does extremely well in shadowed places and under trees; very attractive for 

bees, because of the high nectar gift 

Lantana camara (L. aculeata)(L mutabilis)(L. nivea)(L. crocea) 

MultiColoured Verbena 

282.40 Dwarf Hybrids, shades of lilac, pink, white, yellow, orange and red 256,-- 

Lantana urticifolia 

282.46 Pink Beads*, rather small, rounded spikelets, clothed with small pink forget-me-not-like flowers; later 

on the small the bead-like seeds are colouring old rose; heliotrope-like, dark green foliage 

Lasiospermum bipinnatum 

282.60 White Arrows*, white daisy-like flowers; finely divided fern-like leaves; reminiscent of camomile; 

forms dense stands 

Lasthenia coronaria (Baeria c.)(Actinolepis c.)(Hymenoxys californica) 

282.70 Brillo del Sol, bears masses of small golden-yellow flowers, from July to September, above its finely 

divided foliage; this attractive annual deserve to be better known, for they are extremely showy and 

free flowering 

Lathyrus belinensis 

Schmuck-Wicke, Guisante, Liekkinätkelmä, Ærtebloms, Flamvial 

282.80 “Goldmine”, outward and upward facing flowers cover the plant, with the top half being red veined 

butterscotch and the bottom half being lemon yellow; most striking, handsome and very desirable 

Lathyrus chloranthus 

282.90 “Limetta”, rather dainty Lathyrus of yellow to lime green colour; extremely vigorous and if given 

shelter will go on producing 'yellow-sweet-peas' well into early autumn 

Lathyrus maritimus 

283.00 Beach Pea, blue-violet with light lip; blue green foliage; salt tolerant 44,-- 

Lathyrus nervosus (L. magellanicus) 

283.10 Lord Anson's Pea, clear sky blue flowers on short strong stems; bluish foliage 198,-- / 1.000 sds 

Lathyrus odoratus 



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156.-- 

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283.40 


Angels Blush, abundant appleblossom-pink flowers; low bushes; good for pots or baskets 26,50 

283.44 Cupid Love, pink & white bicolour; extra dwarf 58,-- / 1 kg 

283.46 Cupid Mix, a bush type of sweet peas for smaller gardens; it grows well in containers, with a 

mounding habit and short stemmed 

120,-- / 1 kg 

283.48 Snoopea Mixed Colours, bushy plants without tendrils; good colour range 24,-- 

283.60 

Lathyrus odoratus 

Spencer Series 

Alan Titschmarsh, a sensational shade of sparkling almond pink, melted into a cream ground; a 

marvellous grower; very sweetly and strong scented; large flowered 

22,-- 

283.62 Angela Ann, clear almond pink on white; an outstanding, very sturdy pea 22,-- 

283.64 Blue Danube, deep mid-blue with large frilly flowers, well placed on long, strong stems; vigorous 

growth; ideal for garden and home decoration; very sweetly scented 

22,-- 

283.66 Blue Ripple, large flowered blue, frilly flecked blooms 28,-- 

283.68 Charlie’s Angel, superb frilly blooms produced on strong stems; soft blue with pale lavender keels; 

must rate as one of the best pale blues ever seen; sweetly scented 

22,-- 

283.72 Cream Ripple, lavender-purple splashes and edge on cream background 28,-- 

283.74 Diamond Wedding, white blooms; vigorous growing and rich flowering; sweetly scented 22,-- 

283.76 Firebird, superb orange-red; slightly scented 22,-- 

283.80 Firecrest, an outstanding pea of rich sunproof scarlet overlaid with luminious orange; this pea is 

vigorous in growth and produces 'four's' in abundance; a first class exhibitor's pea which will also 

please flower growers; scented 

28,-- 

283.84 Frolic, pretty rose picotee on cream base, flowers open cream; slightly ruffled 22,-- 

283.88 Glow, unique bicolour, standard peach, wings orange pink 22,-- 

283.92 Gwendoline, cerise, rose-pink fading to white at the base; strongly scented 22,-- 

283.94 Lady Diana, pale lavender blue 22,-- 

283.96 Mars, fancy striped clear rosy red on white 28,-- 

284.00 Midnight, dark maroon, almost black; strong grower; stout large, frilly flowers 22,-- 

284.04 Nimbus, inky blue-black on greyish white; fancy striped, flaked & marbled 28,-- 

284.08 Old Times, wonderful lime-cream flowers with a blue tinge and veins; strongly scented 22,-- 

284.12 Orange Dragon, a truly startling bright orange; for best results, slight shading is recommended; ideal 

for growing in a greenhouse; perfect for garden or floral art 

22,-- 

284.16 Pulsar, lilac speckled and wired on a cream background 28,-- 

284.20 Royal Wedding, an outstanding white variety; a very prolific producer of frilly blooms, which are 

immaculate and held on stems; vigorous long-stemmed; sweetly scented 

22,-- 

284.22 Southborne, a fine blossom pink on a white base, strong and long in stems; for exhibition, garden 

and flora art 

22,-- 

284.24 Wiltshire Ripple, burgundy coloured swirls on a cream background 28,-- 

284.28 Windsor, chocolate-maroon; good scent; wheather proof 22,-- 

285.00 Exhibition Formula Mix, fine blend of modern large flowered Spencer varieties in all colours 72,-- / 1 kg 

285.10 Ripple Formula 1*, 1st class blend of large flowered striped Spencers 

285.20 Scentsation Formula Mix, modern large flowered Spencer types selected for heavenly scent 

72,-- / 1 kg 

285.60 

Lathyrus odoratus grandiflorus 

Heirloom varieties 

America 1896, sparkling red flake, white with vermillion streaks 12,-- 

285.62 Annie B. Gilroy 1909, cerise self 12,-- 

285.64 Black Knight 1898, old fashioned, highly scented flowers which are very, deep 

maroon and violet; nearly black; glow with a deep dark splendour 

12,-- 

285.68 Captain of the Blues 1891, clear purple standard with blue wings 12,-- 

285.72 Cupani's Original 1699, deep maroon standards with mauve wings; very fragrant 12,-- 

285.74 Dorothy Eckford 1903, pure white self; Dorothy Eckford was the granddaughter of the great hybridist 

12,-- 

of sweet peas, Henry Eckford 

285.75 Fire & Ice, creamy-white base; lower petal lavender-blue; upper petal flushed cerise-pink 24.-- 

285.76 Flora Norton, 1904, clear light blue; strong scented 12,-- 

285.78 Henry Eckford 1906, brilliant scarlet-orange 12,-- 

285.80 Janet Scott 1903; pearly pink or deep shell pink flowers; highly scented 12,-- 

285.82 King Edward the 7th. 1903, beautiful, brilliant carmine-red with the usual strong fragrance 12,-- 

285.84 Lord Nelson 1907, classic navy-blue 12,-- 

285.86 Matucana 1543 , deep blue standard, purple wings; very fragrant 12,-- 

285.88 Miss Willmott 1901, glowing deep orange pink; hooded standard 12,-- 

285.90 Mrs. Collier 1907, deliciously scented, creamy-white blooms, flowering in profusion 12,-- 

285.92 Painted Lady 1737, a lovely heirloom with rose and white bicoloured blooms; intense fragrance 12,-- 

285.94 Queen Alexandra 1906, crimson-scarlet; deep carmine rose wings 12,-- 

285.96 Queen of the Isles, 1885, White striped crimson 12,-- 

285.98 Top Scented Mix, formula mixed of above mentioned varieties 12,-- 

285.99 Old Spice mixed, rather small flowers; highly scented 36,-- / 1 kg 

Lathyrus pratensis 

Meadow Vetchling, Meadow Pea, Meadow Pea-vine, Gesse des prés, Wiesen-Platterbse, 



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Veldlathyrus, Groszek Lakowy, Gulvial, Niittynätkelmä, Särkiniemi, Kuopio, Hrachor Lúcny, Kollane 

hiirehernes, Hobuking, Mesihernes, Mõrsjanutt, Cicerchia dei prati, Erba galletta, Lintea pratului, Gul 

Fladbælg, Pievinis peležirnis, Gulbelg 

286.00 Species, yellow flowers in racemes 198,-- 

286.10 

Lathyrus sativus (L. azureus) 

Albus, abundant white flowers; pretty and elegant little vine 52,-- 

286.20 Azureus, an azure flowering, exceptional electrifying myriads of solid Mediterranean blue flowers 

28,-- 

Lathyrus sylvestris 

287.30 Woodland Rose, delightful rose-pink flowers in racemes 80,-- 

Lathyrus tuberosus 

Tuberous Sweet Pea, Earthnut Pea, Gesse tubéreuse, Gland de terre, Pois tubéreux, Châtaigne de 

terre, Souris de hollande, Knollen-Platterbse, Aardaker, Guija Tuberosa, Groszek Bulwiasty, 

Hrachor hlíznatý, Hhrachor oreška, Knold-fladbalg, Mukulanätkelmä, Földi mogyoró gumós lednek 

287.50 Species, the bright rosy red flowers are hermaphroditic, pollinated by bees; a small, trailer or weak 

climber, supported by tendrils; is occasionally grown as a root vegetable for its edible tuber; the 

sweet, starchy tubers are edible cooked or raw; the plant is attractive and susceptible to slugs 

Lathyrus vernus (Orobus vernus) 

Spring Pea, Spring Vetchling, Spring Vetch, Spring Bitter-vetch, Bitter Vetch, Gesse printaniere, 

Frühlings-Platterbse, Voorjaarslathyrus, Groszek Wiosenny, Vårärt, Vårerteknapp, Vår-Fladbælg, 

Kevätlinnunhere, Cicerchia primaticci, Tavaszi lednek, Hrachor Jarný, Lecha Jarni, Orobo vernal 

288.50 Species, purple and lavender flowers in racemes; one can occasionally find them in pale pink or 

blue; a very tough perennial; one of the springtime favorites; foliage stays green and healthy 

288.54 Rainbow, a lovely blend of carminish red, rose, rose-pink, pink, light pink, lilac and white flowers 

Laurentia axillaris see Isotoma axillaris 

Laurus nobilis 

289.80 Species, the true Laurel of the ancients; fragrant aromatic leaves; good tub plant 84,-- / 1 kg 

293.00 

Lavandula angustifolia (L. officinalis)(L. spica)(L. vera) 

Etherial Blue, deepest blue; compact and uniform selection 78,-- / 1.000 sdsd 

293.04 Hidcote Blue, deep blue; semi-dwarf selection 92,-- 

293.08 Munstead Strain, blue; more compact than the common lavender 44,-- 

293.10 Pink Perfume, attractive rosy pink flowers; overhighly fragrant; aromatic grey-green foliage 330.-- 

293.12 True Lavender, the source of the true oil of lavender; grey-green foliage is exceptionally fragrant, as 

are the spikes of lavender-blue flowers 

24,-- 

Lavandula lanata 

293.20 Contrast*, this white woolly, very compact lavender is later blooming than all the others; the flowers 

are darkest purple-blue 

Lavandula latifolia (L. spica) 

293.24 Spike Lavender, branching spikes of fragrant, mauve-blue flowers; densely clustered, downy, 

silvery foliage; the whole plants exudes a pleasant aroma best described as a blend of lavender 

and camphor 

Lavandula melitensis (L. canariensis) 

293.30 Blue Lagoon*, aromatic herb with fragrant leaves and long-stalked thin spikes with tubular bright 

blue flowers and deep blue spots, the lower three petals are violet; flowers already the first year from 

seed abundantly on relatively small, compact plants 

Lavandula multifida 

Oregano-scented Lavender, Fern Leaf Lavender, Egyptian Lavender, French Lace Lavender, 

Lavande annuelle a l'odeur d'Oregano, Farnblättriger Lavendel, Alhucemilla, Bonenkruidlavendel, 

Oreganolavendel 

293.70 Oregala*, violet-blue flowers; a delightful, delicately aromatic, shrubby plant with most attractive, 

much divided, almost fern-like, downy, silvery leaves; oregano-scented and depending on the age of 

the flowers it smells more and more like fresh peppermint; a very unusual lavender and moreover 

one that can be treated as an annual! 

Lavandula stoechas 

293.80 Butterfly Lavender, carmine-mauve flowers with an even more impressive topknot; curious 

flowerheads, like inflated seed pods, which are crowned with a tuft of purple bracts 

Lavandula stoechas nana 

293.84 Comino*, this dwarf and uniform selection Spanish lavender comes true from seed and makes tight 

little shrubs 



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480,-- 

p.o.r. 

46,-- 

p.o.r. 

90,-- / 10.000 sds 

138,-- / 10 g 

p.o.r.





Lavatera arborea variegata 

Tree Mallow, Velvet Tree Mallow, Baummalve, Baumförmige Strauchpappel, Strauchmalv, 

Jättemalva, Lavatère, Lavatère arborescente, Mauve royale, Mauve, Eune mauve, Grande Mauve, 

Malvone maggiore, Malva arborea, Malvone, Malva reale, Malva arbórea, Malva gigante, Malva, 

Malvera, Malva-arbre, Malva fogassa, Vauma, Vaumera, Slézovec, Drevesasti grmièasti oslez, 

Drvolika stola, Hobbejza tas-sigra 

293.88 Purple, undoubtedly pride of place amongst the winter foliage plants, when it shines like a lantern in 

the garden; mottled, cream- and white-variegated, large, softly velvety leaves; It is often flowering 

the first year from an early sowing already with reddish-purple flowers which smother the plant in late 

summer and/or early autumn and in the second year early summer; either in a very large pot or in the 

garden it is an arresting side 

Lavatera cashemiriana (L. cachmeriana) 

294.00 Khapalu, bright pink flowers with darker veins; flowering from June to September; a very tall, 

branching perennial species 

Lavatera plebeia (Althaea plebeia)(Lavatera australis)(Lavatera behriana) 

Australian Hollyhock 

294.10 Species, flowers are white to lilac, extending to pink, mauve or magenta; foliage is light to mid-green 

in colour; suitable as a background plant 

Lavatera tauricensis 

294.20 Rose Select*, an abundant flush of bright pink flowers; strong, healthy, reliable 150,-- 

Lavatera thuringiaca 

Rosy Tree Mallow, Bekermalva, Thuringse Lavatera, Struikmalva, Slazówka 

294.30 Rose-pink; large Malva-like flowers 92.-- 

Lavatera trimestris 

Semi-dwarf varieties 

294.46 Proms*, harmonious mixture in complete colour range 116,-- / 1 kg 

294.60 

Lavatera trimestris nana 


Patio Pink, bright, lightgreen, rounded leaves and large lustrous rose-pink flowers are profusely 

produced singly at the axils of the upper leaves; flowers freely throughout the summer. Dwarf, 

compact plant habit; does extremely well in pots, containers on patio and balcony 

82.-- 

294.68 Patio White, as the above, but with large, pure white flowers 82,-- 

Lawrencella davenportii (Helichrysum d.) 

294.70 Pink Rays, pink with yellow disc; a nice cut flower both fresh and dry 180,-- 

Layia platyglossa ssp. campestris (L. elegans) 

294.74 Tidy Tips, lemon-yellow daisies tipped white; like the poached eggplant, but much more elegant 28,-- 

Lechenaultia biloba 

294.80 Blue, one of the most beautiful blue-blooming plants excisting; early spring small clusters of terminal 

light- and dark blue flowers show up, sometimes they are white in the centre; grey-green foliage; as 

an pot-, tub-- and patio plant they perform to entire satisfaction 

Lechenaultia formosa 

294.84 Red, striking, fiery red or orange flowers appear so multitudinous that they cover the entire foliage; 

numerous, small grey-green leaves 



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212,-- 

159,-- / 10 g 

174,-- / 10 g 

Legousia pentagonia (Campanula p.)(Specularia p.) 

294.90 Purple Stars, deep dark blue stars with white centres; large flowered 34,-- 

Legousia speculum-veneris (Campanula speculum-veneris) 

295.00 Venus' Looking Glass, large, starry violet-blue flowers 11.40 

Leonotis leonurus 

Lion's Ear, Lion's Tail, Afrikanisches Löwenohr, Großblättriges Löwenohr, Wilder Hanf, Wild Dagga 

295.20 Staircase, copper tinged orange flowers in whorls on upright spikes 403.20 

Leonotis nepetifolia 

Klip Dagga, Candle Stick, Annual Lion's Ear 

295.24 Shrimp Coctail, the tubular flowers that peek out of the spiny heads are apricot-orange and are 

resembling shrimps; they are borne in rounded, spiny clusters, are about an inch long and curve 

downwards; features annual lion's ear is carefree and easy to grow, an favourite with hummingbirds. 

280.--





Leontopodium alpinum alpinum 

295.30 Mignon*, the legendary Edelweiss; clusters of surrounded by woolly star-shaped bracts 

Leontopodium calocephalum 

295.34 Avalanche*, silky white foliage, large flower heads, larger than L. alpinum; flowering abundantely the 

1st year 

Leontopodium sinense 

Chinese Edelweiss 

295.38 SnowSlip, upright growing, large flowered; the only Edelweiss for cutting p.o.r. 

Leonurus cardiaca ssp cardiaca (L. villosus) 

Common Motherwort, Lions Tail, Lion's Ear, Throwwort, Agripaume cardiaque, Herzgespann, 

Herzheil, Löwenschwanz, Hartgespan, Hjärtstilla, Løvehale, Almindelig Hjertespand, Nukula 

295.60 Species, upright plant with square stalks with clusers of delicate purple spotted pinkish flowers; 

aromatic; thin delicate, shining foliage; deeply lobed; attractive to bees 

Leonurus sibericus 

295.64 Marahuanilla*, spikes of lilac-pink flowers in whorls; seed heads good for drying 66,-- 

Lepidium medium 

295.70 Mounding Peppergrass, forms a solid mound of white flowers; summer annual; good drought tolerant 

replacement for Lobularia 

Leptosiphon hybrida see Linanthus androsaceus ssp. micranthus 

Leucanthemum lacustre see Chrysanthemum lacustre 

Leucanthemum pallens 

295.78 Summer Sparkler*, pure white daisies, yellow centred; very regular, even plant habit; abundantely 

flowering the first year 

Leucanthemum paludosum see Chrysanthemum paludosum 



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26.-- 

40,-- / 1.000 sds 

Leucanthemum vulgare (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum) 

295.84 May Express, improved May Queen; larger flowers; earlier 24,-- 

Leucanthemum maximum (Chrysanthemum m.)(C. x superbum)(Leucanthemum x superbum) 

295.94 Little Silver Princess, white; semi-dwarf 20,-- 

Leucochrysum fitzgibbonii (Helipterum f.) 

296.00 Glandular Sunray*, white ray florets; yellow disc; outer bracts purplish; distinct and attractive cut- and 

dry flowers for landscaping as well as for pots, tubs and containers 

Leucochrysum stipitatum (Helipterum s.) 

296.10 Sand Sunray*, terminal, solitary bright yellow blooms; very showy cut- and dry flowers; very 

adaptable both for landscaping as well as for pots and so on 

Leucojum vernum 

296.20 Spring Snowflake, white, green blotched 80,-- 

Leuzea centauroides see Centaurea cynaroides 

Leuzea rhapontica ssp. helenifolia 

296.30 Giant Cornflower, very large flowers - up to 10 cm across- rosy-purple coloured - and clothed with a 

large, dry, straw-coloured wrapper on long & strong - rather clean – stems 

Levisticum officinalis (Ligusticum paludapifolium) 

Lovage, Livèche, Ache de Montagne, Liebstoeckel, Maggikraut, Lavas of Maggikruid, Levistico, 

Sedano di Montagna, Ligustio, Appio di Montagna, Sistra, Løvstikke , Lestyán, Lubczyk Ogrodowy, 

296.34 Species, robust perennial with aromatic foliage with a rich celery-like flavour; sold in pots with 4-5 

plants when 10-15 cm tall for continuous leaf picking 

Lewisia cotyledon 

296.40 Hitbrids, beautiful shades of reselected hybrids in a very extensive colour range 308,-- / 10 g 

Lewisia pygmaea 

296.50 Trinket*, a very dwarf, compact, little beauty. The small, succulent-like leaves are bowing over the 

centred, tiny, open, lilac-pink flowers 

Liatris punctata 

48,-- 

196,-- 

196,-- 

384,-- 

11.40 

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Dotted Gay Feather 

297.00 Fuchsia, numerous long, leafy and wand-like spikes ever so densely set with flowers, having a 

beautiful, distict fuchsia-purple colour; a florist-class cut flower 

Libertia peregrinans 

297.10 GoldStripe*, a lovely miniature, slowly running, evergreen plant bearing sprays of delicate white star 

flowers over small fans of golden striped yellow leaf blades; attractive yellow berries form later 

12,-- / 1 g 

184,-- / 10 g 

297.20 

Ligularia dentata (L. clivorum)(Erythrochaete dentata)(Senecio clivorum) 

Desdemona, orange-yellow flowers; green foliage 206,-- 

297.24 Othello, forms wide clumps of large, dark brown leaves topped by daisy-type flowers in yellow to 

orange 

316,80 

Ligularia przewalskii (Senecio przewalskii) 

297.30 Leopard Plant, elegant spikes of yellow daisies; toothed foliage 10,80 / 1.000 sds 

Limnanthes douglasii 

297.42 Nivea, pure white 15,-- 

297.44 Sulphurea, pure yellow 15,-- 

Limonium aureum (Statice a.) 

297.60 Golden Sands*, large golden yellow flowers; much branched flowering stems p.o.r. 

Limonium bellidifolium (L. caspium) 

297.68 Misty Mauve*, branching sprays of bright mauve flowers; beautifully formed evergreen rosettes of 

leaves; a neat little sea lavender for the rock garden 

Limonium caspium see Limonium bellidiformis 

Limonium fortunei (L. sinense)(Statice f.)(Statice s.) 

297.70 Topaz*, yellow and white, bicolour flowers; 1st year flowering 72,-- 

Limonium gmelinii ssp. hungaricum (Statice g. h.) 

297.74 Puszta Beauty*, good sized, deep lavender-blue flowers in open, airy panicles 110,-- 

Limonium latifolium (Statice l.) 

297.80 Nesebar*,enormous sprays of tiny lavender flowers;broad,leathery and handsome evergreen leaves 

Limonium otolepis (Statice o.) 

297.82 Lavender Lace, spray upon spray of little blue flowers supported on their tiny white calyces, the 

whole giving a lovely hazy blend of fashionable silver, lilac, blue and green 

Limonium peregrinum (Statice p,) 

297.84 Paradise Bay*, deep pink clusters of papery flowers; leathery leaves p.o.r. 

Limonium perezii (Statice p.) 

297.86 Xlendi Beach*, large flowers in a deeper shade of blue; long and strong stems 436,-- 

Limonium sinense see Limonium fortunei 

Limonium sinuatum (Statice sinuata) 

Ultra Light Series 

.) healthy growth 

.) slender, upright growing habit 

.) delicate but strong stems 

.) early flowering 

.) large flower-combs 

.) the very best for the professional grower 

298.00 Blue, deepest blue 192,-- 

298.02 Cream, varying creamy-to lemon shades 192,-- 

298.04 Gold, bright golden yellow 192,-- 

298.06 Lemon, varying light yellow shades 192,-- 

298.08 Rose, intensive carmine-rose 192,-- 

298.10 Rose Thriller*, shocking bright pink 192,-- 

298.12 White, pure white 192,-- 

298.16 Colour Weave*, blend of unsurpassed colours 192,-- 

Limonium suworowii (Statice s.) 

298.50 Rose-pink, tall narrow upright spikes “clean seed“ 130,-- 

Limonium tataricum (L. dumosum)(Goniolimon t.) 



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298.60 German Statice, silvery white flowers; one of the classic dry flowers “clean seed” 130,-- 

298.62 Woodcreek, clouds of white flowers on erect stems; disease tolerant 9,28 / 1.000 sds 

Linanthus affin grandiflorus (L. dylanae) 

298.80 Sweetie*, this sun-loving annual is a surprising improvement of the species, carrying very beautiful 

umbels with large flowers in soft pink with a flush of lavender 

Linanthus androsaceus ssp. micranthus (Gilia micrantha)(Leptosiphon hybridum) 

298.86 Stardust*, umbels of little flowers; gay and attractive numerous beautiful shades with tiny, single starlike 

flowers from yellow to carmine 

Linanthus nuttallii 

298.88 Endless White, white flowers with a yellow eye; blooms excessive during a very long period; lovely 

fine, dark green foliage; excellent for in the front of the border, but as well as for containers, pots and 

pans 



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112,-- / 10 g 

Linaria aeruginea 

299.00 Happy Snappy, masses of multi-coloured flowers in orange, red and salmon 144,-- / 10 g 

Linaria alpina 

299.04 Mini-Violet*, light violet flowers with orange lip; long flowering season; creeping perennial with small, 

grey-blue leaves 

Linaria cymbalaria see Cymbalaria muralis 

320,-- / 10 g 

Linaria reticulata 

299.14 Aurea Purpurea, reddish crimson marked golden yellow 16,50 

299.16 Coccinea, vivid bright red 106,-- 

Linaria triornithophora 

299.20 Three Birds, incredible yellow-lipped, longtailed pink 'mini or baby snapdragons' on stout stems; 

arranged around the stems, facing outwards in groups of three, looking incredibly just like 

budgerigars; thin rubbery grey leaves 

Linaria vulgaris 

299.24 Butter & Eggs, attractive spikes of pale yellow snapdragon-like flowers with orange markings 54,-- 

Lindelofia longiflora (L. spectabilis) 

299.26 Himalayan Blue, long dense racemes of bright blue, forget-me-not-like flowers 448,-- 

Lindheimera texana 

299.30 Texas Star, gorgeous pure yellow flowers; neat habit 72,-- 

Linum amurense 

299.40 Blue Miracle*, terminal bright blue flowers, a blue as it is seldom seen; a rather quick growing plant 

with spreading branches 

Linum capitatum 

299.46 GoldFlax*, bright yellow blooms; a beautiful variety 900,-- 

Linum flavum compactum 

299.50 Engadin*, dense heads of large, yellow flowers; a nice dwarf and compact form 216,-- 

299.60 

Linum grandiflorum 

Blue Dress, fine sprays with masses of attractive true-blue flowers throughout the summer 30.-- 

299.62 Bright Eyes, as the above but with white, red centred flowers 20,-- 

299.64 Salmon Dress, as the above but with deep salmon flowers 30.-- 

299.66 Magic Power, a stunning mixture of large flowered Flax colours made up from red to salmon, white 

with red eyes, treu-blue and some intermediate colours; blooming in only 60 days from sowing 

35.-- 

Linum lewisii lewisii 

299.70 Siskiyous, small clusters of sky-blue flowers on long stems (arching to one side) blow in the breeze 

in mid-summer; leaves are small and dark green 

Linum narbonense 

299.76 Heavenly Blue, one of the finest blue flowered plants 416,-- 

Linum perenne nanum 

Dwarf selections 

299.80 Diamond, pure white 228,-- 

299.84 Sapphire, deep blue 128,-- 

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p.o.r. 

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Lippia dulcis see Phyla dulcis 

Lithospermum purpurocaeruleum (Buglossoides p.) 

299.94 Dark Rival*, inky, very dark blue flowers, opening from reddish buds; an effective dark carpet; a 

rampant, hardy perennial; ideal for boxes, containers, pans, large pots, tubs and hanging baskets 

Livistona alfredii 

299.96 Millstream Palm, graceful palm with fan-like leaves, divided in narrow segments 276,-- / 1.000 sds 

Livistona australis (Corypha a.) 

299.97 Fan Palm, up to 50 narrow pleated segments per leaf; good indoors 180,-- / 1.000 sds 

Livinstona chinensis (L. oliviformis)(Latania borbonica) 

299.98 Species, showy and popular indoor palm; fan-like leaves; adaptable 98,-- / 1.000 sds 

Lobelia cardinalis 

300.02 Pink Cardinal Flower, stalks of showy, deep pink tubular flowers; green foliage 75,-- / 1.000 sds 

300.06 Red Cardinal Flower, as above, but bright scarlet-red flowers 590,-- 

Lobelia erinus compacta 

Extra early flowering and extra dwarf varieties 

300.10 Blue Gown, deep blue flowers; green foliage 192,-- 

300.14 Blue Pearl, deep blue flowers; bronze foliage 144,-- 

300.18 White Dame, pure white flowers; green foliage 192,-- 

Early dwarf and compact varieties 

300.20 Blue Carpet, bright blue; green foliage 60,-- 

300.24 Cambridge Blue, sky-blue; green foliage 60,-- 

300.28 Crystal Palace Improved, cobalt-blue; bronze foliage 54,50 

300.32 Emperor William, gentian-blue; green foliage 54,50 

300.36 Lilac Lady, lilac-pink; green foliage 76,-- 

300.40 Mrs. Clibran, deep blue with white centres; deep green foliage 60,-- 

300.44 Rosamond, carmine-red; green foliage 76,-- 

300.56 White Lady, pure white; green foliage 76,-- 

300.60 Carcanet, formula mixed 66,-- 

Lobelia erinus pendula 

301.00 Blue 2003*, dark blue; dark foliage 182,-- 

301.10 Lilac Cascade, pastel lilac; light green foliage 96,-- 

301.18 Red Cascade, purplish red with eye; green foliage 66,-- 

301.20 Ruby Cascade, ruby-red; light green foliage 66,-- 

301.28 White Cascade, pure white; light green foliage 66,-- 

301.30 Cascades, formula mixed 72,-- 

Lobelia fulgens (L. splendens) 

302.00 Queen Victoria; scarlet; brown foliage 204,-- / 10 g 

302.06 Queen Victoria Improved, brilliant, deep scarlet flowers; dark chocolate foliage 756,-- / 10 g 

Lobelia kalmii 

302.10 BicMace*, intense mid-blue flowers arising along the stem from the leaf axils; flowering from July to 

October; a species of wet habitats such lake shores, wet meadows, and bogs 

Lobelia sessiliflora 

302.14 Blue, deep violet-blue flowers; deep green foliage 396,-- / 10 g 

Lobelia siphilitica 

302.18 Blue Cardinal, dense spikes of blue flowers; hardy and reliable 460,-- 

Lobelia tupa 

302.26 Diablo, long spikes of beautiful bloodred, hooded flowers; luxuriant foliage clothes the whole plant 

with greyish-green elliptic leaves; good for tubs 



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Lobelia vallida 

302.30 Blue Skies, large sky-blue flowers; a beautiful, dwarf species with a very long flowering season; 626,-- 

Lobelia x gerardii vedrariensis (L. x verdrariensis) 

302.34 Blue, violet-blue flowers in tall upright spikes; green foliage 320,-- / 10 g 

Lobularia maritima procumbens (Alyssum maritimum)(A. odoratum)(A. benthamii) 

302.40 Little Dorrit, scented white flowers; upright habit; early flowering 142,--





302.44 Oriental Nights, deepest purple 28,-- 

302.48 Rosie O’Day, rosy-lavender 22,-- 

302.52 Rosario, shades of rose 260,-- 

302.64 SnowLine*, pure crystalline white flowers; blooms from early summer until autumn 32,50 

302.68 Tiny Tim, pure white; early flowering; dwarfest, compact carpeting plants 28,-- 

302.70 

Colour Circles* extra dwarf, compact varieties 

Apricot, apricot-cream 476,-- 

302.74 Cream, deep cream. 476,-- 

302.78 Lavender, pale pinkish lavender 476,-- 

302.82 Lemon, lemon-yellow 476,-- 

302.86 Pink, soft pale pink 476,-- 

302.90 Purple, rich purple 476,-- 

302.94 Red, red shades 476,-- 

302.98 Salmon, deep salmon 476,-- 

303.02 Silver, silvery-white flowers 476,-- 

303.06 Violet, light viole purple with white centres 476,-- 

303.10 Wine-red, light red 476,-- 

303.20 Magic Circles*, super blend of above mentioned colour circles 426,-- 

303.24 The Pagodas*, beautiful fragrant flowers on compact plants with an unique habit with pagoda-like 

flowers heads in pastel shades. Ideal for pack and excellent garden performance too; middle-sized 

flowers, but rich in quantity 

110,-- 

Lonas annua (L. inodora)(Athanasia annua) 

303.30 African Yellow, dense corymbs of small yellow flowers 20,-- 

Lophospermum erubescens (Asarina erubescens)(Maurandya erubescens) 

Creeping Gloxinia 

303.36 Mexican Twist, beautiful large, soft rose flowers; large leaves; vigorous climber 28,-- / 1.000 sds 

Lophospermum scandens (Maurandya scandens)(Asarina scandens) 

Twining Snapdragon 

303.38 Chippendale*, large carmine-red flowers; a tender climber with long slender stems and pale green 

hairy leaves; easily raised from seed 

Lotus corniculatus 

Birdsfood Trefoil, Baby's Slippers, Hornschotenklee, Rolklaver 

303.40 Species, cluster of 5-10 bright yellow flowers ageing to orange and often streaked with red, blooming 

during summer and fall; it forms dense mats of dark green leaves, mounding up to 40 cm; a good 

ground cover, cascades well over walls from hanging baskets, quite showy 

Lotus formosissimus 

303.42 Sundance Kid, yellow and lavender pink pea-like flowers, showiest of lotuses, blooming for several 

months; low, leafy perennial; good for pots, pans etc and the front of the border 

Lotus purpureus see Tetraglonolobus purpureus 

Lotus tetraglonolobus see Tetraglonolobus purpureus 

Lunaria annua variegata (L. biennis v.) 

303.44 Springday on Ice*, purple-lilac; variegated leaves are marked and margined creamy white 

132,-- / 1.000 sds 

Lupinus cruckshanksii (L. mutabilis cruckshanksii) 

303.50 Blue Bec-de-Cane*, deep blue with white and yellow flags; highly fragrant 40,-- 

303.54 Pink Bec-de-Cane*, bright pink; highly fragrant 40,-- 

Lupinus elegans 

303.60 Blue Blush*, pretty, blushing bluish flowers; nice sweet pea-like fragrance in the evenings 44,50 

303.64 Pink Blush* as above, but pretty, blushing pink 44,50 

303.70 

Lupinus nanus 

BlueBabette*, whorls of blue, heavily perfumed flowers; leaves of this baby lupine are palmately 

compound with 5 to 7 narrow, leaflets 

44,-- 

303.74 PinkBabette*, as above but bright pink 44,-- 

Lupinus nootkanensis 

303.78 Blue & White, blue with white flag; soft hairy foliage; suitable for pot-culture 440,-- 

Lupinus x polyphyllus hybridus 

304.00 Dutch Painters*, splendid mixture of brilliant pure colours and shades with keels; tall, dense spikes; 

flowering the first year 



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305.00 

Lupinus polyphyllus compactus 

Dwarf Russell varieties 

Blue Lulu, shades of blue 36,-- 

305.04 Pink Lulu, shades of pink 36,-- 

305.08 Red Lulu, shades of red 36,-- 

305.12 White Lulu, pure whites and creams 36,-- 

305.16 Yellow Lulu, shades of bright and golden-yellow 36,-- 

305.20 Lulu Formula Mix, of dwarf types of the Russell’ lupines; the same rich colours, but half the height; 

dense spikes; well-branched plants 

36,-- 

Lupinus regalis 

Sweet Lupine, Altramuz, Kirjolupiini, Regnbuelupin, Skrautlúpína 

305.40 Morello Cherry, large stems of rich cherry and deep cherry keels, contrasts wonderfully togethe; 

flowers quickly the first year from sowing already 

Lupinus sparsiflorus 

Arroyo or Coulter's Lupin 

305.60 Con Brio, stalks of violet, pea-like flowers in spring; successful annual for sandy, rocky soils 

Lupinus truncatus 

305.70 Collar Lupine, rich purple flowers on spikes of 25 cm; bright green leaves; easy annual p.o.r. 

Lupinus versicolor 

305.80 West-End Hybrids*, blue shades, whites and pale yellows with silver or grey foliage; a spreading 

dwarf habit, weeping form 

Luzula nivea 

Woodrush 

307.00 Lucius, white flowers in thick, rather loose, arching panicles 472,-- 

Lychnis alpina (Viscaria alpina) 

308.00 Articocrats*, tufted hardy perennial with narrow leaves and rose-pink flowers 806,-- 

Lychnis arkwrightii 

309.00 Vesuvius, orange-scarlet flowers over contrasting bronze foliage 52,-- 

309.04 Orange Pygmy, as above, but only of 20 cm height 480,-- 

Lychnis coronaria (Agrostemma c.)(Coronaria tomentosa)(C. coriacea) 

309.30 Blush on Silver*, very pretty, large flowers are almost white changing to pink; these soft coloured 

flowers and the densely, white woolly foliage make it a conspicuous plant 

Lychnis flos-cuculi 

Ragged Robin, Kuckuckslichtnelke 

309.40 Congesta, dwarf form; fringed pink flowers; good pot plant 500,-- 

309.42 Species, frilled pink flowers on slender stems; elegant and attractive 52,-- 

Lychnis haageana 

309.60 Maltese Cross, large flowered cream, pink, rose-pink, rose-red, red and dark red shades 44,-- 

Lychnis viscaria splendens 

310.00 Firebird, bright red flower clusters; sticky stems 24,-- 

310.02 Snowbird, pure white flower clusters; sticky stems 24,-- 

Lychnis x walkeri 

310.50 Abbotswood Rose, bright magenta flowers; woolly plant 90,-- / 100.000 sds 

Lychnis yunnanensis 

310.60 Delicate Pink*, bright pink flowers; rosettes of narrow green strap-shaped leaves; hardy, upright 

growing perennial 

Lycopersicon lycopersicum esculentum pimpinellifolium 

Currant Tomatoes 

311.00 Red Marbles, best currant tomato; hundreds of fruits per plant; fruits borne in trusses of 10-12; 

excellent flavour 

Lycopersicon lycopersicum (Solanum lycopersicum) 

Tomatoes 

311.10 Full Basket, distinctive carrot-like silvery-grey foliage on compact 60 cm plants. Heavy crops of 

round, slightly flattened 7-8 cm fruits; decorative variety that is a real eye-catcher. Does extremely 

well in hanging baskets or on patios; determinate; 58 days from transplanting 



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p.o.r. 

168,-- 

156,-- / 10 g 

60,-- / 1.000 sds 

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311.20 Siberian Superior, dwarf sprawling plants with very early set of fruits; egg-shaped fruits, good strong 

flavour. Not to be confused with Siberia. Siberian Superior is superior in all qualities; determinate 

Lysimachia clethroides 

311.60 White Lady, drooping spikes of large, white flowers, bent like a sheperd's crook; nice and popular as 

a cutflower; leaves turn to lovely shades of crimson and russet in the autumn 

Lythrum alatum compactum 

311.80 Pink Princesses*, flowering early and rich the very first year; shades of pink, salmon and rose; semi 

dwarf plant habit 

60,-- / 1.000 sds 

596,-- / 10 g 

Lythrum x anceps nanum 

311.84 New World, rich flowering bright carmine-rose; dwarf, bushy, little hybrids; 1st year flowering 456,-- 

Lythrum virgatum 

311.90 Rose Queen, a blaze in late summer with rosy-pink flowers which practically hide the small narrow 

leaves; makes a smaller tapering, branched plant than the L. salicaria 

Macgregoria racemigera 

312.10 Carpet-of-Snow, exquisite annual with masses of scented white flowers over summer; requires good 

drainage; rarely propagated; a very attractive plant 

Macleaya cordata (Bocconia cordata)(B. yedoensis) 

312.20 Plumed Poppy, very large panicles, consisting of hundreds of tiny buff-coloured flowers, carried well 

above the foliage, make it all together a bold, eye-catching plant 

Malcolmia africana (Cheiranthus africanus) 

312.50 Gay Blush*, comparatively large flowers with a pretty, bright rosy-pink-lilac shade; flowering 

unbelievable long, rich and gay 

Malcolmia littorea (Cheiranthus littoreus) 

312.60 SunFun*, bright carmine-red, small, single flowers beautifully contrasting with the 

free-branching silvery-grey stems and leaves; “Stocks of the Beach” 



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106,-- / 10 g 

Malva moschata 

313.60 Alba, pure white flowers that contrast beautifully with the ferny foliage 46,-- 

313.64 Appleblossom, abundant pale pink flowers 70,-- 

313.68 Rosea, rose-pink flowers; very colourful; short spikes 26,50 

Malva sylvestris 

313.90 Zebrina, lilac-rose with contrasting violet stripes; striking bi-colour 44,-- 

Malva sylvestris ssp. mauritanica (M. mauritanica) 

313.94 Moravia, glossy, ruffled blooms; orchid purple with dark purple veins 22,-- 

Mandevilla laxa (M. suaveolens) 

316.00 Chilean Jasmine, white, fragrant flowers 432,-- 

Marrubium cylleneum 

320.00 Victorian Horehound, lavender flower; soft, lightly scalloped sage-green, furry leaves; a very nice, 

troublefree variety 

Marrubium incanum (M. candidissimum) 

Silver- or Wooly Horehound, La Marruxh. Wolliger Andorn, Weissfilziger Andorn, Mauseohr, Malrove, 

Tetr-ljani, Kransborre, Marulja 

320.10 Adamant*, greyish-white leaves; rich flowering with pretty whorls of pure white little flowers; shows 

already the first year after sowing 

Matthiola bicornis see Matthiola longipetala bicornis 

132,-- 

p.o.r. 

68,-- 

p.o.r. 

62,-- / 10 g 

324.00 

Matthiola fruticulosa perennis (M. arborescens) 

Tree- or Palmstocks 

Trendy Lady*, deep purple-lilac flowers; powerfully fragrant; a lovely scenting and long blooming 

improvement of the species; a sturdy, healthy grower 

40,50 

324.10 White Lady, as the above, but pure white 40,50 

Matthiola incana (M. fenestralis)(Cheiranthus incanus) 

Stocks Brompton or Winter Series 

324.70 Ladies Party*, beautiful mixture of Lady Elisabeth, White Lady, Rose-, Red- and Violet Lady 

Matthiola incana 

28,--





Stocks Dwarf Ten Week Series 

325.60 Azure Blue 32,50 

325.62 Bright Rose 32,50 

325.64 Crimson 32,50 

325.66 Rose-Pink 32,50 

325.68 Violet or Dark Blue 32,50 

325.72 White 32,50 

325.74 Ten Week Formula Mix 32,50 

Matthiola longipetala bicornis (Matthiola bicornis)(Cheiranthus longipetalus) 

325.84 Scentsation, pastel colours; sweetly fragrant 18,-- 

Matricaria parthenium see Chrysanthemum parthenium 

Meconopsis betonicifolia (Cathcartica betonicifolia)(M. baileyi)(M. betonicifolia baileyi) 

Himalayan Blue Poppy, Tibetan Blue Poppy, Pavot bleu, Méconopside bleue, Blauer Mohn, 

Tibetischer Scheinmohn, Blauwe Papaver, Schijnpapaver, Papavero blu dell'Himalaya, Almindelig 

Valmuesøster, Amapola Azul, Blå bergvallmo 

326.00 Lhasa Blue, showy heavenly blue flowers with golden stamens 180,-- / 10 g 

Meconopsis cambrica (Papaver cambricum)(P. luteum)(Argemone c.)Cerastites c.) 

326.08 Welsh Poppy, an attractive small plant with numerous large yellow flowers all the year through 

Meconopsis napaulensis (Papaver paniculatum)(M. wallichii)(Stylophorum nepalense) 

326.16 Nepal Poppy, deeply lobed leaves felted with silvery hairs, from a sumptuous winter rosett; a main 

stem carrying numerous cherry red flowers 

Meconopsis villosa 

326.24 Yellow, superbly beautiful; golden haired rosettes of leaves with many stems carrying wide nodding 

globes of bright yellow in the leaf axils 



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336,-- / 10 g 

554,-- / 10 g 

Meconopsis x sheldonii (M. grandis hort.) 

326.30 Blue Poppy, the real blue poppy, huge widely flared cobalt goblets on sturdy stems 308,-- / 10 g 

Medinilla magnifica 

Chandelier Tree, Malaysian Orchid, Showy Medinilla 

326.40 Species, one of the showiest tropical, evergreen shrubs in the world, with spectacular, huge hanging 

clusters of bright pink flowers and showy pink bracts; large dark green leaves, compact growth 

Mediola asparagoides see Asparagus asparagoides 

Melampodium leucanthemum 

326.50 GoldMedaillon*, bright yellow Mexican mini-marguerites; self cleaning; flowers until frost; large 

rounded bushes for landscaping 

198,-- / 1 g 

Melampodium paludosum 

326.52 GoldStar*, yellow daisy-like flowers; dwarf, compact, bushy plants for bedding or pots etc. 60,-- 

Melianthus major 

Touch-Me-Not, Honey Flower, Honey Bush, Peanut Butter Plant, Grande Mélianthe, Kruidjie-Roer- 

My-Nie, Honigstrauch, Melero, Flor de miel, Acanto glauco 

326.56 Species, the most sumptuous foliage plant for the hot, dry garden; comes from S. Africa, so not 

reliable hardy in coldest counties; if over-wintered a deep maroon flower spike may appear above the 

foliage, but adds little to the effect; decorative, lush, large blue-grey leaves; likes damp situation; 

much used for gardening on account of its glaucous foliage; is a good accent plant. 

Melica altissima atropurpurea 

Red Purple Grass 

326.60 Red Spire, ornamental grass with deep red plumes and reddish brown foliage; excellent in 

landscapes and in fresh or dried arrangements 

48,-- 

510.-- 

44,-- / 10 g 

Melica ciliata 

326.62 Pearl Grass, upright flower spikes full of silvery silky hairs; distinct and showy 42,-- 

Melica transsilvanica 

326.64 Mélique de Transylvanie, light green foliage; beautiful spikelets; very easy 42,-- 

Melinis nerviglumis (Rhynchelytrum n.) 

Champagne Grass, Natal Ruby Grass, Kopergras 

326.66 Aka Ruby Select, richly coloured and highly ornamental, elegant panicles of wine-coloured spikelets 

maturing to purple and later to a soft silver before shattering 

64,-- / 1 g





Melissa officinalis 

Balm, Balm mint, Bee herb, Harden balm, Gentle balm, Lemon balm, Melissa, Sweet balm, la 

Mélisse, Zitronenmelisse, Citroenmelisse, Citroenkruid, Erba cedrina o Cedronella, Melisa, Toronjil, 

Hierba de limón, Citronela, Abejera, Apiastro, Bedaranjí, Cedrón, Hierba luna, Cidronela, Citraria, 

Hoja de limón, Torongil, Toronjina, Erva-cidreira, Citronmeliss, Citromfu 

326.70 CitroFin, medium sized leaves; high oil content; very fragrant; duniform & compact; mildew resistant; 

suited for commercial pot plant production, field production and home gardens 

Melissa romana hirsuta 

326.74 CitroQuick*, dwarf and flat growing, spread-branching ground cover with deep green, large Melissaleaves; 

quick growing herb, suitable for pots, baskets and of course in the kitchen garden; the 

second year it will grow as tall as all the others 

Melothria scabra 

326.80 Mexican Sour Gherkin, abundant crops of 3-4 cm green fruits with darker stripes, appearance of 

miniature watermelons and fall off the vines when ripe; sweet cucumber flavour, contrasted by a 

surprising sourness, as if they are already pickled! Great for trellising 



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50,-- / 1.000 sds 

Mentha aquatica (M. aquatica var. crispa) 

326.90 Water Mint, lilac flowers in late summer to late autumn 22,50 / 1 g 

Mentha pulegium 

326.94 MintyMat*, clusters of lilac flowers; leaves have a strong mint aroma; spreading 

plant, useful for ground-cover, makes a close mat; flowers the first year 

Mentha spicata spicata 

Spearmint, Green Mint, Menthe verte, Menthe douce, Grüne Minze, Menthe verde, Aarmunt, 

Hierbabuena, Yerbabuena o Menta Verde, Grönmynta, Grønmynte, Grøn Mynte. Viherminttu 

326.96 Species, one of the most aromatic mint species; dark green, oval toothed foliage and short arrowshaped 

lilac-purple flower spires 

Mentzelia decapetala 

Texas Star Flower 

327.00 White Stars, pearly-white buds, set high at the stems tip; exotic and showy, glaucous foliage; large 

ten-petalled white flowers and yellow stamens open after sunset to perfume the evening 

Mertensia maritima ssp. asiatica (M. simplissima) 

327.10 Asian Bluebells, attractive perennial woodland plants, grown for their beautiful funnel-shaped flowers, 

which are brilliant blue; foliage is bluish grey 

56,-- 

44.-- 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 

48,-- / 1 g 

Mertensia virginica (M. pulmonarioides) 

327.14 Viginia Bluebells, sky-blue flowers unfurl from large leaves early in season 48,-- / 1 g 

Mesembryanthemum criniflorum see Dorotheanthus bellidiformis 

Michauxia campanuloides 

Bellflower 

327.30 WaxiWhite, spikes of blossom, containing countless pure waxy-white, drooping, purple tinted flowers; 

the name bellflower, is misleading, as the florets not form a bell at all, but have reflexed petals 

somewhat like a Cyclamen; a magnificent, handsome, hardy perennial 

30,-- / 1.000 sds 

Mimosa pudica 

327.40 Touchy Tina, small pink flowers; fern-like foliage, closing leaflets at touch 12,-- / 1 g 

Mimulus cardinalis 

327.60 Golden Candelabra, golden orange flowers in subtle variations; long flowering season 74,-- / 10 g 

327.62 Orange Candelabra, brightest orange-red; unusually vivid; long flowering 540,-- 

Mimulus cupreus 

327.70 Queen Mother*, slightly spotted, deep old rosy-red flowers; a dwarf, very regularly growing variety 

with dark green foliage and dark stems; during the season re-and re-flowering over an extremely 

long period 

Mimulus guttatus (M. luteus guttatus)(M. langsdorffii) 

327.80 Yellow Surpride*, tubular flowers with two lips, yellow with brown, chocolate-like spots on the lower 

lip and throat 

Mimulus minima 

327.90 Twinkling Twiggy*, pure yellow; virtually unknown is this quite delightful, very 

delicate, dwarf, creeping plant for the rockery and - give it a chance - lovely, little potplant 

466,-- / 10 g 

94,-- / 10 g 

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Mimulus pictus 

328.00 Sketch*, intricate markings on salver-form flowers; background colour is white, but it is delicately 

patterned with clear brown lines 

Mimulus x hybridus 

328.00 Cinderella*, flowering in only eight weeks from seed is this lovely variety producing an abundance of 

soft pink and white flowers; plants good both for pots and bedding 



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34,-- / 1.000 sds 

328.60 

Mina lobata (Quamoclit lobata)(Q. mina) 

Citronella, lemon graduating in colour to white; good in pots 150,-- / 10.000 sds 

328.64 Jungle Queen, crimson-orange to yellow flowers; robust selection; short-day plant 

150,-- / 10.000 sds 

328.66 Spanish Flag, a mass of lovely tube-like flowers graduating in colour from vivid scarlet in the terminal 

buds to orange and yellow, while the fully developed flower is a delicate cream colour 

56,-- 

Minuartia capillacea (Alsine bauhinorum)(Arenaria linifolia) 

328.70 Drifting Snow*, an abundance of large pure white flowers on long, waving, airy stems forming an 

undulating mound of drifting snow; loose mats of fine green, furry foliage 

128,-- / 10 g 

Minuartia laricifolia (Alsine laricifolia)(Arenaria laricifolia) 

328.74 Surpride, forming dense mats with white flowers 116,-- / 10 g 

Mirabilis jalapa (M. biflora) 

329.00 Carnival by Night*, unusual mixture of multi-coloured flowers, splashed and flecked with darker 

shades; beautifully variegated of magenta and yellow; deliciously lemon scented 

Mirabilis multiflora 

329.80 Crown Jewels*, a sprawling plant, while the flower clusters are pretty magenta coloured and inside 

dusted with gold by the pollen; foliage is yellowish splashed green and beautifully contrasting 

80,-- / 1 kg 

144,-- / 1 kg 

Mirabilis pumila 

329.84 Dwarf Marvel of Peru, the usual colours as M. jalapa, but only half the size p.o.r. 

Mirabilis viscosa 

329.90 Exotic Dreams*, racemes of funnel-shaped, bright pink flowers; strong stems with fleshy, heartshaped 

leaves; when seeds are ripe the calyx turns brown, enlarges, and is suspended over them 

like a small umbrella 

Molinia arundinacea (M. altissima) 

330.10 Gold-Brown, hardy perennial ornamental grass with beautiful flower spikes in goldish brown autumn 

colours, for fresh and dry market use 

Molinia caerulea 

330.20 Lavender Grass. clumps of bluish green foliage; ornamental, easy and useful 18,-- 

Monarda astromontana 

330.40 Bees’ Favourite, masses of flower spikes white mauve-pink blooms above compact plants; leaves 

release a pleasant bergamot fragrance 

Monarda citriodora 

330.50 Lemon Bee Balm, bracts purplish or yellowish; habit of M. didyma; easy grower; aromatic, highly 

lemon-scented; mature seed heads are attractive dried 

Monarda didyma 

330.56 Mix, whorls of flowers in shades of scarlet, red, pink and crimson; fragrant 528,-- 

Monarda fistulosa 

330.60 Lilac-Lavender, showy plants with long slender corollas arranged in lilac-lavender whorls; fragrant 

leaves 

Monarda menthifolia 

330.64 Oregano de la Sierra*, dense heads of pale lavender flowers; scented, aromatic, with a spicy warm 

oregano-like flavour; grey-green foliage 

Monarda pectinata 

330.68 Plains Lemon Monarda, white to pink to purple flowers; candelabra-like flowering stems; perfect for 

cutting 

Monarda punctata 

330.70 Dot O' Spot*, probably more notable for its showy pink leaves, than the dense whorls of small yellow 

flowers, dotted purple and with each whorl supported by a necklace of equally showy pink or 

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192,-- 

300,-- 

24,50 

208,-- 

30,-- / 1.000 sds 

21,60 / 10.000 sds 

90,-- / 10 g

lavender bracts 





Monardella odoratissima 

330.84 Coyote Mint, lavender-lilac, monarda-like flower heads, much like a dwarf monarda; the leaves smell 

of mint; blooming for a long period 

Monstera deliciosa (Philodendron pertusum) 

330.90 Shingle Plant, indoor, evergreen ornamental foliage plant; leaves, large, handsome, perforated, dark 

green 

Moricandia arvensis 

Sahara's Pearl,Violet Cabbage, Colletxó, Collejón, Tamadjhé, Al heli de Campo, Woestijnviolier 

331.00 Purple Mistress+, loose terminal racemes of very showy and pretty lilac flowers veined with a darker 

shade; attractive, fleshy, glaucous, grey-green leaves 

Morina longifolia 

331.10 Whorl Flower, whorls of tubular, white flowers ageing to rose; after the flowers are finished the 

standing green stems with its fantastic outline are even more beautiful for green arrangement; its 

prickly and attractive foliage has a lemon fragrance 

Muhlenbergia rigens 

331.30 Deergrass, handsome, archtectural ornamental grass with evergreen basal foliage clump thin, 

silvery, erect flower spikes in summer 

Murraya exotica 

Orange Jessamine 

331.34 White, white flowers, sweetly scented; ornamental red berries; glossy green leaves 

64,-- / 1 g 

122,-- / 1.000 sds 



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38,-- / 1.000 sds 

100,-- / 1.000 sds 

Musa ensete (Ensete ventricosum)(M. ventricosum) 

331.40 Banana, one of the hardiest bananas; large seeded 120,-- / 1.000 sds 

Musa velutina 

331.44 Small Banana, for tubs and containerts; small seeded 90,-- / 1.000 sds 

Myosotidium nobile (M. hortensia) 

331.80 Chatham Island Forget-me-not, giant white blue centred, forget-me-not-like flowers on erect spikes; 

large glossy, rubbery veined leaves 

Myosotis alpestris see Myosotia sylvatica 

174,-- / 10 g 

Myosotis arvensis 

Common Forget-me-not, Field forget-me-not, Myosotis des Champs, Ackervergissmeinnicht, 

Akkervergeet-mij-nietje 

332.20 Species, small blue flowers for along season; flowers the first year from seed 54.-- 

Myosotis australis 

Australian Forget-me-not, Yellow Forget-me-not, Lemmikki-suku 

332.34 Yes Yellow, bright yellow flowers; foliage and stems are bronzy green p.o.r. 

Myosotis dissitiflora (M. oblongata) 

332.30 Blue Bird, bright sky-blue; used for winter flowering 20,-- 

Myosotis oblongata see Myosotis dissitiflora 

Myosotis palustris semperflorens (M. scorpioides) 

332.40 True Blue, the true Forget-me-not that bears spreading stem with numerous sky-blue flowers; long 

flowering season; suitable for water gardens 

Myosotis sylvatica (M. alpestris) 


332.60 Blue Ball, indigo-blue; ball shaped plants 28,-- 

332.64 Blue Basket, deep blue flowers; erect habit; mid-season 24,-- 

332.68 Indigo Compacta, indigo-blue; dwarf and compact plants 24,-- 

332.72 Ultramarine, deep blue 34,-- 

Myrrhis odorata 

333.00 Sweet Cicely, flower stems topped with flat heads or umbels of white flowers; very fern- like, 

aromatic leaves; anise-like taste 

Myrtus communis (M. italica)(Latifolia)(M. romana) 

333.04 Common Myrtle, dense evergreen with dark luscious green foliage; fragrant white flowers, foliage 50,-- 

24,-- 

58,--

and berries. 





Nandina domestica 

333.10 Species, white flowers in large panicles followed by bright red berries; evergreen 20,-- 

Nasturtium officinale (N. aquaticum)(N.fortanum)(Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum)(R. officinalis) 

333.20 Aqua, large leaved water cress 26,50 

Nematode Fighter Mix 

334.00 I.C.S.-Mix*, of herbs & flowers, fighting nematodes, ants and white flies 150,-- / 1 kg 

Nemesia hyssopifolia (N. foetens pallida) 

335.30 Sweet Memories*, an abundance of light, sweet pink flowers with a contrasting 

yellow eye; they exhale a sweet, rather strong fragrance 

336.00 

Nemesia strumosa 

Triumph Series clean seeds 

Blue Gem, pure blue 66,-- 

336.10 Carmine Queen, carmine-red; large flowered 66,-- 

336.20 Fire King, bright crimson-scarlet; large flowered 78,-- 

336.30 National Ensign, red and white bi-colour; uniform 96,-- 

336.40 Orange Prince, pure orange, large flowers 66,-- 

336.50 Snow Princess, white with yellow centre; large flowers 66,-- 

336.70 Palette*, unique bi-colour mixture; many shades as if put together on an artist's palette; freely 

flowering; bushy, uniform, upright plants 

36,-- 

336.80 Choice Mixture, very vibrant mixture of mostly yellows, reds and oranges 34,-- 

Nemesia strumosa suttonii 

Carnival Series 

337.00 Carnival Mixture, bright colours; tetraploid mixture; large flowers c.s. 32,-- 

Nemesia versicolor 

337.70 Tapestry*, bushy upright plants with rich pastel colours, which complement and contrast; a superb 

glowing 'tapestry' of colour 

Nemesia x hybrida (N. strumosa x N. versicolor) 

337.80 Grandinette*, robust plants with enormous flowers in brilliant vibrant, mainly carmine-orange-red 

shades; very showy and effective c.s. 

Nemophila discoidalis 

338.40 Penny Black, dark purple, nearly black flowers with narrow white edge 24,-- 

Nemophila maculata 

338.90 Wedgwood Blue*, soft blue flowers with purple blotches 44,50 

Nepeta clarkei 

339.00 Kashmir Blue*, whorled spikes of pure blue flowers with an attractive, contrasting white blob on the 

lower lip 



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108,-- / 10 g 

Nepeta dirphya 

339.10 Blue, dense, teminal spikes of light blue florets; bushy aromatic plants 22,-- 

Nepeta mussinii see Nepeta x faassenii 

Nepeta nervosa 

339.20 Blue Moon, superb, dense blue spikes all summer; carpet-forming plants 116,-- / 10 g 

Nepeta siberica (Dracocephalum sibiricum)(N. macrantha) 

339.30 Russian Catmint, open spires of rich blue flowers creating delicate accents for weeks in midsummer; 

elegant and aromatic foliage 

44,-- / 10.000 sds 

Nepeta subsessilis 

339.34 Blue, large blue flowers 174,-- / 10 g 

339.40 

Nepeta x faassenii (N. mussinii x N. nepetella)(N. mussinii) 

Blue, lavender-blue flowers; silvery-grey foliage 32,50 

339.44 Select Blue, endless succession of spikes with deeper blue flowers; very attractive with its soft 

silvery-grey-green leaves 

50,-- / 10.000 sds 

Neptunia monosperma 

339.50 Showy Neptunia, delightful flowers in an unusual shade of yellow-green; a very showy variety and p.o.r.





useful for culture in pots and pans etc. 

Nicandra physalodes violacea 

339.80 Black Lanterns, funnel-shaped, blue flowers followed by dry berries enclosed in ornamental, Chinese 

lanterns, which are of a nearly black colour 

Nicotiana affinis see Nicotiana x sanderae 

Nicotiana glauca 

341.10 Cahuilla*, a handsome plant, to be grown as an annual, with attractive, glaucous bluish foliage; 

effective in arrangements 



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190,-- / 10 g 

Nicotiana glutinosa 

Ornamental Tobacco, Tabac Gluant, Strauchtabak, Ziertabak.Siertabak 

341.20 Big Mouth*, old rose trumpets; absolutely different in the garden 56,-- 

Nicotiana alata see Nicotiana x sanderae 

Nicotiana knightiana 

341.30 Kissin’ Green*, flowers have creamy tubes and bright green lipsticked lips; rounded grey leaves have 

firm texture; a stately and striking annual 

341.40 

Nicotiana langsdorffii 

Cream Splash*, leaves edged and splashed in cream covered with an endless succession of 

greenish-yellow pendulous flowers and even the flowers showing streaking and variegation 

106,-- 

341.44 Hot Chocolate, starry flower faces are a muted ruby red to chocolate 226,-- 

341.48 Prettycoats*, odd, green, tubular, bell-like flowers with blue pollen and short flaring 'petticoats' 

dangle from a tall branched plant 

72,-- 

Nicotiana mutabilis 

341.50 Triangle*, pendant flowers; these start off pure white, age to pale pink, then to rose-pink to rosy-red 

Nicotiana occidentalis 

341.56 Native Tobacco, inflorescences white panicle-like; few branched; leaves with sticky, glandular hairs 

Nicotiana paniculata 

341.60 Smaragdos*, fascinating; small tubular flowers are emerald-green on a pale tube and are born in 

panicles; leaves are almost circular, velvety green 

Nicotiana rustica 

341.70 Green Skirts*, dense clusters of greenish-yellow, tubular flowers; open during the day 30,-- 

341.74 Green Thimbles*, as the above, but with dwarf habit 60,-- 

Nicotiana suaveolens 

341.80 Fragrant Cloud, pure white; with small, tubular flowers which are powerfully scented at night; upright 

growing habit 

Nicotiana sylvestris 

341.90 White Candelabrum, pure white fragrant hanging flowers 22,-- 

Nicotiana tabacum 

Burley Tobacco 

342.00 Pink, rosy-pink flowers; a lovely ornamental also used for smoking with 45 cm leave; great for 

gardens and containers; the tobacco can be smoked at itself or blended for its unique flavour 

Nicotiana x sanderae (N. alata x N. forgetiana) 

Tall varieties 

342.10 Scentsation Mixed Colours, full colour-range; flowers stay open at daytime 22,-- 

Nicotiana x sanderae (N. alata x N. forgetiana) 


342.40 BetterBells F2*, dwarf, rich flowering, compact and even mixture 44,-- 

Nierembergia hippomanica violacea (N. caerulea) 

342.50 Purple Robe, violet-blue 98,-- 

342.54 White Robe, snow-white 218,-- 

Nigella bucharica 

342.60 Emir of Buchara*, flat blooms, which are soft lavender and when ageing overlaid with a flush of soft 

pink and are re-blooming and re-blooming; dwarf, loose branching, rather open, transparent plants, 

in which the flowers on several stages pose as light-coloured butterflies 

212,-- 

314.-- 

162,-- 

580,-- 

p.o.r. 

300,-- 

36,--





Nigella hispanica see Nigella papillosa 

Nigella orientalis 

344.10 Transformer, yellow flowers; attractive green “reversible” seed pods 16,50 

Nigella papillosa (Nigella hispanica) 

334.30 Lovey-Dovey, large pure white flowers with contrasting almost black seedpods 168,-- / 100.000 sds 

334.34 Midnight, velvety dark purple flowers and dark purple pods 168,-- / 100.000 sds 

334.38 Oriental Night*, violet-blue flowers; deep purple pods 42,-- 

Nolana humifusa 

345.00 Little Bells, masses of greish light blue flowers with violet markings; spreading 22,-- 

Nolana paradoxa ssp. atriplexifolia (N. napiformis) 

345.60 Blue Bird, blue, white centred flowers; suitable for hanging baskets and/or groundcover 18,-- 

Ocimum basilicum purpurescens 

345.80 Manjericao*, purple-bronze leaves; best red basil 36,-- 

Ocimum basilicum 

Sweet Basil, Basilic, Basilicum, Bazielkruid, Koninklijk Kruid, Basilico, La Albahaca 

345.84 Carcanet*, deep dark violet buds are producing nice white flowers, contrasting beautifully to their 

dark surrounding; dark green leaves; dark green stems 

345.90 New Guinea, a rare and seldom seen Basil, of which the dull, dark green leaves are designed with 

reddish-violet; flowers are light violet and are contrasting beautifully to the dark surrounding; a 

beautiful plant for larger areas and of course for the small border as well, pots, pans, containers not 

far from the kitchen; taste is rather spicy and seems to be a cross of liquorice and mint 

345.98 Oriental Magic, large, lush green leaves contrast with square, purple stems and deep purple, tuft-like 

flowers; rather late flowering; the spicy aroma is something in between cinnamon and anise. 

346.02 Windowbox Mini-Basil*, neat, compact, rounded bushy plants perfect for boxes, containers, pans, 

pots, tubs highly aromatic, small leaves; delicious in salads or used in everyday cooking 

Ocimum gratissimum 

Tree Basil 

346.30 Species, a sweet-scented shrub, whose lime-green fuzzy leaves are up to 10 cm long; burning 

leaves are used to repel mosquitoes; flowers are pale yellow; an eye-catching specimen plant which 

is also a fine tub plant for the sun room 

Oenothera caespitosa 

346.68 White, large, wonderful, fragrant white flowers open in the evening and close mid-day; grey-green 

fuzzy leaves; low-growing perennial 

Oenothera deltoides 

Birdcage Primrose 

346.72 White, large and delicate flowers that open white in the morning before turning pink; delightuil small 

annual; a 30 cm tall, woody "birdcage" forms around the seed head 



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250,-- 

82,-- 

25,-- 

20,-- / 1 g 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 

Oenothera fruticosa youngii (O. tetragona) 

346.80 Sonnenwende, bright yellow flowers; large flowered; upright habit 528,-- 

Oenothera glazioviana 

346.90 Magic TopPop*, giant flowered, buttery yellow flowers, up to 7,5 cm; an added attraction is their 

fragrance 

Oenothera kunthiana 

347.00 PrimaDonna*, attractive deep pink flowers stand out against glossy dark green foliage; ideal for 

containers; flowers open early in the morning and evening when cooler; blooming the first year 

Oenothera longissima 

347.14 Don Juan*, large soft yellow flowers; long, reddish stems; olive-green leaves;a stately plant 

347.20 Oenothera macrocarpa (O. missouriensis) 

Missouri Yellow, a long succession of large lemon-yellow flowers; neat carpeting habit; attractive 

240,-- 

34,-- 

160,-- / 10 g 

Oenothera macrocarpa ssp. incana 

347.24 Yellow, golden yellow; very large flowered; silvery grey leaves; red stems 78,-- / 10 g 

Oenothera missouriensis see Oenothera macrocarpa 

Oenothera odorata 

192,-- 

32,50





347.30 Lemon Sunset, delicate soft yellow; large flowered 76,80 

347.34 Apricot Delight*, soft light yellow ageing to a beautiful pastel salmon-pink; fragrant 256,-- 

Oenothera pallida 

347.40 Jasmine White*, white flowers, ageing to pink, which have a delightful fragrance in the evening 

Oenothera pumila (O. perennis) 

347.44 Yellow Pygmy, flowering the first year with relatively large bright yellow flowers 94,-- / 10 g 

Oenothera speciosa 

347.50 Day & Night*, large, shining silky white flowers changing to soft pink at maturity, carpeting the 

ground; blooming night and day over a long period, light sweet fragrance; an orchid-like impression 

Oenothera tetragona glauca (O.fruticosa ssp. glauca) 

347.60 Sundrops, bright yellow flowers from reddish buds; upright habit; attractive 348,-- 

Oenothera tetraptera 

347.64 Species, white to pink flowers; night blooming 108,-- 

Oenothera versicolor (O. campylocalyx) 

Multicoloured Evening Primrose, Onagre multicolore, Vielfarbige Nachtkerze, Veelkleurige 

Teunisbloem 

347.70 Love Promenade*, delicate lemon, apricot and orange flowers maturing to orange- or salmon-red, 

giving a striking display in your border; upright stems; flowering abundantly the first year 

Omphalodes kuzinskyana 

347.80 White Rosebud*, dwarf, compact, silvery foliage, tiny white flowers, it is like a pure white forget-menot; 

small upright rosettes; thrives extraordinary well in pots, tubs etc. 

Omphalodes linifolia 

347.84 Innocence*, loose racemes of faintly sweet-scented, purest white forget-me-not-like flowers; greyishgreen, 

silvery foliage 

Oncosiphon grandiflorum (Pentzia grandiflora) 

348.00 GoldButtons*, bright yellow, large, button-like flower heads and lacy, dark green, aromatic foliage; 

fragrant 

Operculina brownii 

Bush Potato 

348.20 Bush Morning Glory, large white, yellow or reddish flowers, followed by odd pods with large sepals 

and opening by a lid-like top; pods might be useful in dried arrangements 

Origanum hirtum (O. heracleoticum) 

348.40 Tasty*, white flowers; mid-green, oval pointed leaves, slightly wavy at the edges; famous culinary 

herb; the best oregano for cooking, better habit than the species 

Origanum laevigatum 

348.44 Hopleys, it bears from late spring to early autumn rounded panicles of large deep reddish pink 

flowers with large, matching bracts; smooth, dark foliage on wiry, red-purple stems 

Origanum vulgare 

348.48 Pretty Pink*, deep pink flowers changing into light pink; dwarf habit; attracting butterflies 44,-- 

Orlaya grandiflora 

348.60 Brussels’ Lace*, beautiful umbels of large white flowers; good for cutting 204,-- 

Ornamental Cabbage see Brassica oleracea 

Ornamental Kale see Brassica oleracea 

Orychophragmus violaceus (O.sonchifolius)(Moricanda sonchifolia) 

348.70 Lavender Bunge, terminal racemes on branched stems of lavender-blue flowers; versatile and 

showy 

Oryzopsis hymenoides 

348.80 Indian Ricegrass, flowering stems are beautifully airy & graceful as an accent in rock gardens or 

borders 

Osteospermum x hybridum (O. ecklonis) 

Cape Daisy, Rankmargriet, Star of the Veldt, Marguerite du Cap 

348.90 Gozo's Pride*, dwarf multi-branching plants with lots of purple, purple-mauve, mauve, rose and white 40,-- / 1.000 sds 



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32,50 

168,-- 

126,-- 

30,-- 

44,-- 

54,-- 

96,-- 

p.o.r. 

40,-- 

15,--

coloured flowers 





Oxalis valdiviensis 

Sorrel Shamrock 

349.00 Lucky Gold, long succession of yellow flowers; clover-like foliage 62,40 

Oxypetalum caeruleum (Tweedia c.) 

Blue Milkweed, Star-of-Argentine 

349.04 Southern Stars*, very rare blue, best described as turquoise; fragrant 46,-- / 1.000 sds 

Oxytropis lambertii 

349.08 Purple, many bright purple, pea-like floawer spikes; grey-green basal leaves; a stunning plant 

Ozothamnus lepidophyllus (Helichrysum l.) 

349.10 White, terminal clusters of small milky-white flowers; profuse and showy; attractive cut flower, both 

fresh and dried 

Palafoxia texana (Polypteris texana) 

Palafox, Texas Palafox, Palafoxie du Texas 

349.30 Fuzzy-Wuzzy*, powderpuff old rose flowers in small racemes; pistils are of a darker rose and are 

giving the flowers, because of that, some more distinction; the small, but many, flower petals have a 

attractive ruffled appearance while curled and one can talk of little, pinkish curly heads 

Panax quinquefolius (Aralia q.) 

349.40 American Ginseng, dwarf perennial greenhouse herb with greenish/yellowish flowers and bright red 

berry-like fruits; grown for the roots which are employed in medicine; commercial kind. Stratified 

Seeds; fall shipment only 

Pancratium maritimum 

349.50 Sea Daffodil, large, fragrant, pure white, Daffodil-like flowers; large tussocks of flat, blue-green 

leaves; hardy evergreen, handsome bulbous plants 

Pandorea jasminoides (Tecoma jasminoides) 

349.60 Bower of Beauty, masses of pink trumpet-shaped flowers; glossy vine; lovely jasmine-like fragrans; 

excellent for tubes and containers 

Pandorea pandorana (Bignonia pandorana)(Pandorea australis)(P. doratoxylon)(Tecoma australis) 

349.70 WongaWonga, large bunches of creamy white flowers with pinkish red markings in the throat; 

evergreen twiner; does well in pots; foliage is a handsome, shiny green with bronze tints 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 



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118,-- 

320,-- 

490,-- 

250,-- 

196,50 

Panicum capillare 

Old Witch Grass, Flyttet, Hårfin Hirse, Haarästige Hirse, Draadgierst, Buketthirs, Heksehirse, 

Hapsihirssi, Panic capillaire, Panico capillare, Jõhvhirss, Panícula con ramas capilares 

349.80 Species, large pyramidal panicles, spikelets on slender pedicels, elegant, tufted habit 48.-- / kg 

349.84 

Panicum milliaceum 

Rubellum*, large pendulous green flower heads, turning to bright brown; attractive in a rustic fashion 

98.-- / kg 

349.86 Violaceum, purplish green pendulous flower heads; attractive for floral art work; fresh or dry 50.-- / kg 

Panicum virgatum 

349.88 Fontaine, bright green panicles, first closed later loose, much branched forming a fountain of the 

most beautiful, sparkling thin and tiny light green spatters 

Papaver alpinum 

350.00 Alpine Poppy, the flowers, which appear all summer, can be orange, yellow, pink or white; it is a 

surprise to find scent in any poppy, but this species has a fair degree of musky fragrance 

Papaver amurense (P. anomalum)(P. nudicaule ssp. amurense) 

350.20 Amur White, large, pure white flowers on slim, strong stems 180,--/ 100.0000 sds 

Papaver anomalum see Papaver amurense 

Papaver arenarium eschscholziaeflora 

350.30 Red Rage*, breathtaking genuine red, eschscholzia- or California poppy-like flowers; blooms during 

the whole summer! 

Papaver burseri (P. alpinum ssp alpinum) 

350.70 MiniCups*, a mixture of white, yellow and pink, wine and orange-pink; small and single flowers; dwarf 

plant habit; mini-nudicaule-type 

Papaver commutatum (P. rhoeas commutatum)(P. strigosum commutata) 

220,-- 

44,-- 

800,-- 

44,--





350.80 Ladybird, numerous brilliant scarlet flowers with central black, lady-bird-like blobs 44,-- 

Papaver fauriei 

350.90 MoonShine*, light yellow flowers on rather thick and strong, very dwarf stems; does extremely well in 

pots, pans and tubes; beautiful for early spring offering 

Papaver glaucum 

350.94 Tulip Poppy, scarlet; beautiful annual with smooth, grey-green, lobed leaves, and bearing on long 

stalks, large brilliant scarlet, tulip-like flowers; the two inside petals are half the size of the outside, 

forming a cup within a cup like an early tulip 

Papaver miyabeanum 

351.00 Japanese Poppy, yellow; a delightful and desirable plant from Japan with lemon-yellow flowers for a 

very long season; flowers the 1st year from seed 

Papaver nudicaule ssp amurense see Papaver amurense 

Papaver orientale 

351.40 Beauty of Livermere, glowing crimson-scarlet 24,-- 

351.44 Brilliant, brightest scarlet-red; very large flowers 20,-- 

351.48 Princess Victoria Louise, salmon-red with central black spots 24,-- 

351.52 Queen Alexandra, shades of pink and salmon 62,50 

351.56 Royal Wedding, pure white with black central blotches 172,50 / 10 g 

Papaver orientale nana 

351.90 Allegro, scarlet-red; grows up to 40 cm only 140,-- 

Papaver pilosum ssp. spicatum 

352.00 Orange Crepe, many-flowered panicles of semi-double, light orange, delicate crepe-like flowers 



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216,-- 

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Papaver rhoeas 

352.24 Dawn Chorus, a semi-double selection of mostly pastels shades and picotees 314,-- 

352.26 Mother of Pearls, semi-double and sinle flowering, bicoloured softies 48,-- / 10 g 

352.28 Shirley Pinks, just pink forms of this lovely old-fashioned favourite 48,-- / 10 g 

352.30 Terracotta, a rather luminous terracotta orange without the black spot 48,-- / 10 g 

Papaver rupifragum flore pleno 

352.60 Queen of Orange*, this is the rare, sumptuous, semi-double flowered perennial, bearing over a very 

long season an endless succession of frilly, tissue paper-petalled terracotta orange flowers 

90,-- / 10 g 

352.80 

Papaver somniferum 

Single flowered Opium Poppy 

Danish Dwarf, shorter selection of the "Danebrog", scarlet with white central markings 60.-- 

352.82 Hen & Chickens, lilac flowers; seed pod surrounded by small secundary pods 30.-- 

352.84 Magnifique, vivid, glowing mahogany red with black blotch 50.-- 

352.86 Maximum (P. s. giganteum), single blue; largest possible seed pods 

352.88 Minimum, lilac flowers; smalles possible seed-pods, round in shape 11.40 

352.89 Pepperbox, medium size seed-pods remain open, so that seed may be shaken out 11.40 

Papaver somniferum laciniatum 

353.00 Fluffy Crimson, fluffy balls of deeply laciniated crimson petals 44,-- 

353.04 Fluffy Pink, as above but elegant rose-pink 44,-- 

353.08 Fluffy Snow, as above but unique bright snow-white 54.-- 

353.12 Fluffy Venus, as above, but warm rosy red with a white base petal 40,-- 

353.14 Formula Blend of all Fluffy Fluffies 42,-- 

Papaver somniferum paeoniflorum 

353.46 Berries & Cream*, red & rose shades, striped creamy white 20,-- 

353.50 Black Widow*, deepest purple; fully double flowers 20,-- 

353.54 Carnation*, deep rose, strong and attractive colour 20,-- 

353.58 Cinnabar*, vermilion-red; really looks like a peony 20,-- 

353.62 Ecstasy*, lovely soft pink 20,-- 

353.70 Yeah-Yellow*, unusual cream colour 20,-- 

353.74 Formula Blend of all huge Paeoni’s 20,-- 

Papaver tianschanicum 

353.84 Morning Kiss*, papery, delicate single, cup-shaped, light orange flowers; flowering one after the 

other; mollifying, amazing in its simple beauty 

58,-- 

86,-- / 10 g 

Pardancanda x norrisii 

354.00 Candy Lillies, shades of white, yellow, red, purple, and blue; mottled and selfs 286,--





Pardanthopsis dichotoma (Pardanthus d.)(Iris d.) 

354.20 Blue; parent of x Pardancanda norrisii; similar in every respect; blue flowers; flowers the first year 

12,-- / 1 g 

Paronychia kapela 

354.40 White, dense carpet of glaucous green foliage; silvery-white flower bracts 180,-- / 10 g 

Parthenium integrifolium 

354.50 White Hailstones*, the white flowers are in broad flat-topped clusters; they look like little cauliflower 

heads or hailstones; the large coarse leaves are up to 35 cm long, strong, clean stems 

Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Ampelopsis quinquefolia)(Vitis quinquefolia) 

354.60 Virginia Creeper, useful vines for its habit of clinging to any available means of support and for its 

brilliant scarlet colour in early fall 

Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Ampelopsis veitchii) 

354.64 Boston Ivy, grape-like leaf which also turns to crimson and scarlet in the fall 22,-- 

354.66 Veitchii, small leaved purple, when young 22,-- 

Passiflora alata 

Fragrant Granadilla 

354.70 Maracuja, deep crimson, very fragrant flowers with along purple and white striped corona; yellow, 

edible fruits; woody vine with oval leaves and winged stems 

Passiflora aurantiaca 

Orange Passion Flower 

354.72 Species, pink to orange-red turning sepals; orange to stone-red corolla's, large flowers 

Passiflora coccinea 

354.76 Species, beautiful, large red flowers with a red and white crown; evergreen climber 



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198,-- / 1.000 sds 

354.78 

Passiflora coerulea 

Blue Passionflower, intriguing flowers of purple, blue and greenish white; a delicate, sweet scent; 

followed by orange egg-shaped fruits 

25,-- / 1.000 sds 

354.80 Constance Eliott, unique fully white flowers 98,-- / 1.000 sds 

Passiflora coriacea 

Bat Wing Passion Flower, Bat-leaf Passion Flower 

354.82 Species, flowers are yellowish, perfect little gems; the vine produces deep purple coloured fruit; 

spectacular long leaves, resembling a bat in flight are thick, waxy deep green, smooth texture, 

oblong and quite wide 

Passiflora cuprea (Cieca c.) 

Devil's Pumpkin, Lizard's Tail 

354.83 Species, elegant maroon flowers with long slender petals; tender perennial evergreen vine with oval, 

blue-green leaves 

216,-- / 1.000 sds 

216,-- / 1.000 sds 

354.84 

Passiflora edulis 

Purple Granadilla, flowers green and white; purple, tasty edible fruits; prolific and easy grower 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

354.86 Red Granadilla, as above but with red fruits 98,-- / 1.000 sds 

354.88 Yellow Granadilla, as above, but with yellow fruits 80,-- / 1.000 sds 

Passiflora foetida 

355.00 Wild Water Lemon, it bears white, pink, purplish or blue passion flowers; unique for their feathery, 

Love-in-a-Mist-like bracts 

198,-- / 1.000 sds 

Passiflora gracilis 

355.04 Species, whitish green, rather small flowers; striking red fruits 198,-- / 1.000 sds 

Passiflora herbertiana 

Native Passion Fruit 

355.08 Species, yellow flowers ;fruits are green-skinned, white fleshed, with quite tasty flavour; rare, edible 

passion fruit native to Australia; fast growing vine 

Passiflora incarnata 

355.12 MayPop, produces showy white, lavender and violet-blue, sweet-scented flowers and yellow, edible 

fruits; quite hardy 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

198,-- / 1.000 sds 

Passiflora ligularis 

Sweet Granadilla, Yellow Passion fruit, Barbadine 

355.16 Species, flowers are sweet and musky in odour; bearing 3 leaf like, pointed bracts, faintly toothed; 98,-- / 1.000 sds





sepals are greenish-white, lanceolate; petals pinkish white; filaments, in 2 rows, white, horizontally 

striped with purple-blue; fruit is long, green with purple blush on sunny side 

Passiflora maliformis 

Conch Apple, Sweet Calabash, Sweet Cup, Callebassie 

355.18 Species, open flower with keeled, green, maroon-dotted sepals and 5 small petals, greenish-white, 

dotted with red or purple; fragrant; the sweet calabash is light-yellow with a very hard shell; 

evergreen leaves are ovate-cordate, fairly thin, light-green; the vine is woody but slender 

Passiflora molissima (Tacsonia m.) 

355.20 Fragrant Bananas*, attractive, exotic, pink flowers and large downy, lovely fragrant, yellowish 

banana-shaped fruit 

Passiflora morifolia 

355.24 Species, delightful, little greenish-yellow or white and mauve flowers; deep purple fruits 

Passiflora quadrangularia 

355.28 Giant Granadilla, large, deep red, fragrant flowers; striking purplish filaments; large, yellow, oval fruits 

with a pleasant sweet taste 

Passiflora rubra 

Zombi Apple 

355.30 Yellow, creamy to yellow flowers, produced abundantly; red and cream striped fruits, said to be 

edible; vine with attractive, downy, two-lobed leaves 

Passiflora subpeltata 

White Passion Flower 

355.32 Species , small, ornate, pure white flowers, borne abundantly and followed by yellow-green fruits with 

little pulp; small 3-lobed leaves; handsome flowering vine 

Passiflora tenuifolia 

355.36 Species, flowers are like P. coerulea but smaller (5 cm) and somewhat yellowish with beaitiful speck 

on the flower; small, round, yellow fruits 

Passiflora vitifolia 

355.40 Species, large, bright red or deep orange flowers; red or yellow filaments; edible fruits with a 

strawberry-like taste 

200,-- / 1.000 sds 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

198,-- / 1.000 sds 

198,-- / 1.000 sds 

162,-- / 1.000 sds 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

198,-- / 1.000 sds 

Patersonia occidentalis 

Native Iris 

355.60 Koma, rich blue flowers; many in each spikelet; rigid foliage 126,-- 

Patrinia gibbosa 

Golden Valerian 

355.68 Yellow Stars, a most attractive semi-dwarf plant form the mountains of Japan with wide flat plates of 

bright yellow flowers in early summer 

Pectis angustifolia 

Lemonweed 

355.74 Limoncillo, very fragrant annual with yellow flowers; carpeter 75,-- / 1.000 sds 

Peganum harmala 

355.80 Urumqui*, sprawling plant with yellowish white flowers and sparse leaves; the seeds of this plant are 

used to obtain the dye "Turkish Red" 

Pelargonium peltatum (P. lateripes) 

Ivy-leaved Geranium 

356.00 F2 ColorShow Mixed, a good trailing habit and an excellent colour range; this variety is ideally 

suitable for hanging baskets and containers 



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140,-- 

160,-- / 1.000 sds 

Pelargonium zonale (P. x hortorum) 

F2. Hybrids 

Giga, large flowered types; sturdy plants, producing large flower heads. Early 

flowering and excellent in borders having a natural basal branching habit 

356.10 Giga salmon-red 720,-- 

356.14 Giga scarlet 720,-- 

356.18 Giga rose 720,-- 

356.22 Giga white 720,-- 

356.30 Giga formula mixed 720,-- 

Peltiphyllum peltatum (Saxifraga p.)(Darmera p.)





356.70 Pink Ball, fist-sized balls of delicate pink primula-like flowers; huge gunnera-like leaves; fabulous 

waterside plant 

192,-- / 10 g 

356.80 

Pennisetum alopecuroides (P. compressum)(P. japonicum)(P. purpurascens) 

Creamy white, hardy perennial grasses; inflorescence very graceful and useful for cutting and drying 

for winter decoration 

96,-- / 10 g 

356.82 Viridescens, darker spikes than the species; broad-leaved 80,-- / 10 g 

Pennisetum glaucum (P. americanum) 

Black Candle-Millet, Cattail, Bulrush, Pearl Millet, Penicillaria 

356.90 Purple Arrows, long, upright purple cattail or sorghum-like flower spikes; stems & foliage are purple 

too; good for dried arrangements 

Pennisetum setaceum c.s. 

356.94 Pink Fountain, long feathery flower spikes are pinkish and nod and sway in the slightest breeze, 

above lush narrow-bladed grass; must be amongst the most graceful, beautiful ornamental grasses 

30,-- / 1.000 sds 

Pennisetum villosum (P. longistylum) 

356.98 Feathertop*, white, woolly nodding flower spikes 174,-- 

Penstemon ambiguus 

357.00 Phlox or Sand Penstemon, phlox-like flowers are white to pink 240,-- 

Penstemon angustifolius 

357.02 Pagoda , numerous sky-blue flowers encirlce the stalks in summer like a pagoda; fine perennial with 

blue-green leaves 

Penstemon barbatus praecox nanus (P. barbatus x P. virgatus) 

357.04 Bedding Beau*, beautiful spires of rose, pink, lilac-red, white and blue tubular or bell-shaped flowers; 

evergreen clumps of foliage; very even and compact; 1st year flowering 

Penstemon confertus 

357.10 Yellow, densely, crowded spikes with true light yellow flowers 384,-- 

Penstemon cyananthus (P. glaber cyananthus) 

357.20 Blue, long, slender spires densely populated with flowers of a lovely, intense, bright blue colour 352,-- 

Penstemon digitalis (P. laevigatus digitalis) 

357.24 Husker Red, panicles of white flowers and up to 95% ornamental, bronzy purple leaves 

Penstemon eatonii 

357.28 Firecracker,long, narrow coral-orange flowers;large, triangular glaucous foliage; exciting combination 

Penstemon grandiflorus 

Large Flowered Penstemon 

357.32 Species, huge, lavender-blue flowers; smooth, grey-green fleshy basal leaves; long stems 



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180,-- 

28,-- 

186,-- / 10 g 

40,-- / 1.000 sds 

40,-- / 1.000 sds 

357.36 

Penstemon hartwegi (P. gentianoides) 

Scarlet Queen, brilliant scarlet with white markings 32,50 

357.40 Sensation, mixture of complete colour range of whites, pinks, reds, lilacs and purples; large flowers; 

to be grown as annual 

28,-- 

Penstemon heterophyllus 

357.44 Zürichblau, very rich flowering with gentian-blue flowers 436,-- 

Penstemon hirsutus pygmaea (P. pubescens) 

357.50 Pygmy Trumpets*, spikes of rich flowering, lovely pink-mauve and white flowers in large clusters; 

attractive foliage with a conspicuous tinge to the leaves 

Penstemon linarioides 

Mat Penstemon 

357.54 Blue, a hardy, mounding perennial with blue flowers amongst narrow, soft green foliage 

Penstemon palmeri 

357.58 Pink , large and lovely, fragrant white blooms tinged with pink or lilac; if sown early it can flower the 

first year already; grey-glaucous, glabrous foliage 

Penstemon pinifolius 

357.62 Pineleaf, beautiful bright orange-red flowers; needle-like, evergreen foliag; a splendid border 

perennial resembling a dwarf, long blooming, cushion 

186,-- / 10 g 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 

84,-- 

420,--





Penstemon tenuis 

357.66 Lilac-rose, numerous, small soft rosy-lilac flowers with a whitish throat; nice upright growing; well 

branched plant. It is an ideal border variety and very beloved by bees 

Penstemon x mexicali 

Rocky Mountain Beard Tongue 

357.70 Miniature Bells, mixture of pink. purple and rose shades; blue-green foliage; dwarf, attractive variety 

for pots, bedding and container use; first year flowering perennial 

Perilla frutescens nankinensis laciniatus (Ocimum frutescens)(P. ocimoides) 

Beefsteak Plant, Purple Mint, Chinese Basil, Perilla de Nankin, Schwarznessel, Bladmynta, Aojiso, 

Akajiso, Cinnamon Plant, Purpurnesle 

358.00 Beau Shiso*, deep purple-red coloured foliage; the tiny red seedlings are highly ornamental and tasty 

in salads etc. 

Petalostemon purpureum 

358.10 Purple Prairie Clover, showy rosy-purple flowers; a very attractive bushy plant with finely cut pinnate 

foliage 

120,-- / 10 g 

94.-- / 10 g 

Petrorhagia saxifraga (Tunica s.)(Kohlrauschia s.) 

358.20 Pink, like miniature 'Baby Breath', continuously flowering with pale pink flowers 94,-- 

Peucedanum ostruthium 

358.30 Masterwort, the whole plant is quite aromatic, white flowers 168,-- 

Petunia x hybrida 

The best Petunia for groundcover and containers 

358.60 Niagara Falls, purple 168,-- 

358.64 Victoria Falls, pink 168,-- 

Petunia x hybrida 

358.80 Colorama mixed, dwarf, uniform, compact and long flowering 54,50 

Phacelia bolanderi 

360.00 Lilac Surprise*, lilac flowers contrast pleasingly with the grey-green leaves; an useful perennial 

ground cover 

Phacelia campanularia 

360.10 Blue Bells, erect bell-shaped flowers are born in clusters, produced in great abundance and of a 

rich, true, deep blue colour with white centres 

Phacelia congesta 

360.20 Blue Cures*, lavender-blue; erect habit, bell-shaped flowers in dense corymbs 12,-- 

Phacelia grandiflora 

360.30 Cassidony*, delicate, slightly darker veined, large lavender flowers with a paler centre lavender 

stamens and light coloured anthers 

Phacelia minor (P. whitlavia)(Whitlavia grandiflora) 

360.40 Purple Bells*, small flowers in purple-violet; hanging in racemes; excellent for boxes, pans, pots, tubs 

and hanging baskets 

Phacelia parryi 

360.50 Blue Cups*, a large flowered P. campanularia; purplish-blue flowers with conspicuous white anthers; 

widely bell-shaped in loose terminal comes 

Phacelia purshii 

360.60 Beautiful Dreamer*, large rounded flowers of the softest lavender merging to expanded pastel cream, 

slightly spotted centre; blooms the whole summer 

Phacelia serica 

360.70 Blue, charming indigo-blue flowers with long-protruding stamens; rosettes of beautiful, silvery-hairy, 

fern-like foliage 

Phacelia viscida (Eutoca viscida) 

360.90 Tropical Surf, a very charming variety with incredibly rich, deep blue, saucer-shaped flowers with 

attractive white centres 

Phacelia viscida compacta (Eutoca viscida Compacta) 

360.94 Blue Foam*, incredibly rich, deep blue, saucer-shaped flowers with white centres; selected for 

compact habit and nicely mounded plants 



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p.o.r. 

p.o.r. 

40,-- 

50,-- 

128,-- / 10 g 

890,-- 

980,--





Phaeosperma globosa 

Confetti Grass 

361.00 Species, broad clumps of leaves make a spectacular picture followed by multi-branching seed heads 

carrying large seeds 

Pharbitis hederacea (Ipomoea hederacea) 

Ivy-like Morning Glory 

361.20 Basket Pink, bright cerise-pink flowers with a white throat; green leaved; vigorously growing and 

early flowering; beautiful in pots, containers for patio and balcony 

Pharbitis hederacea (Ipomoea hirsuta)(I. hederacea triloba) 

Ivy-like Morning Glory 

361.30 Basket Blue, a miniature climber; outdoors in a warm sheltered position; the sky-blue blooms will 

open in the evening and stay open until around mid-day 

Pharbitis hederifolia see Quamoclit hederifolia 

Phlomis cashmeriana 

362.00 Kashmir Lilac*, whorls of soft lilac-mauve flowers; branched stems above bold, rough-textured leaves 

98.— /. 10 g 



85/111 

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60.-- 

108,-- / 10 g 

Phlomis russeliana (P. viscosa) 

362.10 Yellow, whorls of rich yellow hooded flowers; clumps of soft heart-shaped leaves 256,-- 

Phlomis samia 

362.14 Yellow, an interesting plant for the border; tall, downy stems with whorls of creamy yellow flowers 

Phlomis tuberosa 

362.20 Kalmyks*, numerous, dense, many-flowered whorls at the top slender upright branches of unusual, 

densely hairy, warm purplish-rose flowers 

78,-- / 10 g 

94,-- / 10 g 

Phlox drummondii grandiflora 

363.00 Alba, pure white 16,50 

363.04 Brilliant, white flowers with deep rose centres 16,50 

363.08 Coccinea, vibrant scarlet; unique colour 15,-- 

363.12 Isabellina, creamy-yellow 16,50 

363.16 Leopoldii, clear rose-pink with small white centres 16,50 

363.18 l’Orange*, bright orange with a hue of silver 24,-- 

363.20 Stellata Splendens, scarlet-red with white eye 16,50 

363.24 Vermilion, bright vermilion-scarlet 16,50 

Phlox drummondii peltataeflora 

Annual Phlox, Drummond's Phlox, Phlox de Drummond, Flammenblumen, Vlambloem 

364.30 Summer Showers*, varieties with large, bright stars (like Pelargonium peltata); absolutely the most 

beautiful and distinct annual phlox existing 

Phlox drummondii nana compacta 

364.60 Magic Mix, dwarf mixture of bright colours; special selection 36,-- 

Phlox drummondii nana compacta 

Dward Beauty Series 

365.00 Blue Beauty, mid blues; some variation 22,-- 

365.04 Crimson Beauty, bright crimson; the darkest colour 22,-- 

365.08 Pink Beauty, bright pink; pastel-like 22,-- 

365.12 Scarlet Beauty, vivid vermillion-scarlet 22,-- 

365.16 Violet Beauty, deep violet-blue 22,-- 

365.20 White Beauty, pure white 22,-- 

365.24 Yellow Beauty, creamy-yellow 22,-- 

365.30 Formula Mixture, a few special colours are added 28,-- 

Phlox x paniculata (P. decussata)(P. x hortorum) 

370.00 New Hybrids, white, mauve, pink, red and purple shades 66,-- 

Phoenix canariensis 

370.80 Date Palm, slender stem; graceful and erect, leaflets very numerous 32,50 / 1.000 sds 

Phoenix roebelinii 

370.84 Species, beautiful plant for room, conservatory or glasshouse; dark green, slightly bowing leaves 

give an elegant appearance 

Phormium tenax atropurureum 

94,-- 

60,-- / 1.000 sds





Bronze New Zealand Flax 

370.90 Monrovia Red, yellow-orange flower spikes; attractive fan-shaped clumps of burgundy-bronze swordlike 

leaves make this plant a stunning accent; useful for mass plantings, and textural accents 

Phragmites australis (P. communis) 

371.00 Common Reed, handsome drooping purplish-brown panicles; stems for thatching; needs abundant 

moisture; can grow up to 6 meters high in dense stands 

Phuopsis stylosa (Crucianella stylosa) 

372.00 Smell to Smile*, rather strong scented, pink flowers; bright green, finely divided foliage 512,-- 

Phygelius aequalis 

372.10 River Bells*, pure, soft pastel yellow flowers in oblong cymes 72,-- / 1 g 

Phygelius capensis 

372.20 Cape Fuchsia, nodding scarlet flowers in many flowered panicles; superb plant 56,-- / 1 g 

Phylia dulcis (Lippia dulcis) 

Aztec' Sweet Herb, Plante sucrée des Aztèque, Aztekisches Süßkraut, Aztekenkruid, Hierba dulce 

azteca, Oroznz, Mexican Lippia, Aztécké sladidlo 

372.30 Species, low creeper with small white flowers; fast growing attractive groundcover for areas with mild 

winters; leaves have a curious and amazingly sweet flavour and turn red when the temperature 

drops; an attractive curiosity; excellent in hanging baskets 

Physalis alkekengi (P bunyardii)(P franchettii) 

Bladder Herb, Winter Cherry, Chinese Lanterns, Japanese Lantern, l' Alkékenge, Amour en Cage, 

Coqueret, Lanterne, Lampionsblume, Blasenkirschen, Judenkirschen, Echte Lampionplant, Hozuki 

372.40 Gigantea, large red fruits enclosed by the bright orange or orange-red calyx 26,50 

372.44 Pygmy*, smallest glowing orange paper-lantern fruits; good in pots 68,-- 

Physalis peruviana pruinosa 

Tall Cape Gooseberry, Cossack Pineapple, Barbados Gooseberry, Strawberry Tomato 

373.00 SunFruit*, large fruited; in papery husk; are picked when the papery husk gets a straw like colour; 

fruits are relatively large, but they ripe later than the Pineapple Cherries. They taste excellent! Can 

be eaten fresh or preserved; an easy crop 

Physalis peruviana pubescens 

Dwarf Cape Gooseberry, Tiger Cherry 

373.10 Pineapple Cherries*, fruits are smooth, rather small, sweet, yellow-orange early ripening and when 

ripe they fall off and the only thing to do is gathering 



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212,-- 

234.-- 

32.-- p. 1000 sds 

Physostegia virginiana (P. denticulata)(P. latidens)(P. nivea)(P. speciosa) 

373.30 Rose, beautiful strong, snapdragon-like, rose-pink flowers 120,-- 

373.34 White, as above but pure white 100,-- 

Plantago major rosularis 

Green Roses 

373.50 Bowles Variety*, intriguing pyramidal, deep green rose-like rosettes, reminiscent of a small green 

zinnia 

Platycodon grandiflorus (Campanula grandiflora)(Wahlenbergia grandiflora) 

373.60 Blue, deep blue; star-shaped flowers with exotic inflated, balloon-like buds 54,50 

373.64 Rose, as the above, but bright pink 120,-- 

373.68 White, as the above, but pure white 104,-- 

Platycodon grandiflorus apoyama nana 

373.70 Streaker, a dwarf and beautiful white with blue veins 94,-- / 10 g 

373.74 

Platycodon grandiflorus nana 

Mini Blue*, flowers the first year from seed with bright violet-blue flowers; excellent for pots and 

garden; really wonderful 

310,-- / 10 g 

373.78 Mini White*, as above, but pure white with a few light blue lines 310,-- / 10 g 

Platystemon californicus (P. leiocarpus) 

373.90 Cream Cups, large five petalled creamy flowers about 3 cm across, splashed yellow at the base; an 

unusual, pretty, delicate looking dwarf spreading Poppywort; glaucous-green hairy foliage, forming a 

tuft 

Plumbago auriculata (P. capensis) 

374.00 Sky-blue, a profusion of clear sky-blue flowers in phlox-like heads 80,-- / 1.000 sds 

36,-- 

204,-- 

328,--





Podolepis jaceoides 

Showy Podolepis, Everlasting 

374.06 Species, distinct new golden-yellow everlasting; solitary flowers 336,-- 

Poinciana gilliesii see Caesalpina gilliesii 

Poinciana pulcherrima see Caesalpina pulcherrima 

Polemonium caeruleum 

374.18 Blue Pearl, azure-blue; early- and long flowering 34,-- 

374.26 White Pearl, pure white counterpart of Blue Pearl 64,-- 

Polemonium cashmerianum 

374.30 Flying Saucers*, showy & open, large, bright gentian-blue flowers with a large whitish centre and 

very decorative, deep yellow pollen and a darkblue stigmauic lobe; attractive foliage; dwarf compact, 

bushy plants; beautiful for bedding, containers, pots, etc.; one of the most graceful polemoniums, 

actually it looks even as a bellflower-variety 

Polemonium pauciflorum nanum 

374.40 Brassband*, tubular yellow-tan trumpet-shaped flowers with red markings on the back, in large 

clusters on strong stems; dwarf plants 

Polemonium pulcherrinum 

374.50 Blue, bell-shaped flowers; violet-blue with yellow throat and dark purple spots; feathery foliage; 

compact 

Polycalymna stuartii (Myriocephalus s.) 

374.60 Poached Egg Daisy, charming cut flower and everlasting; white, yellow centred flowers 

40,-- / 1 g 

Polygonum bistorta (Bistorta major) 

374.64 Fleece Flower, pink flowers in dense cylindrical spikes, solitary and terminal, radical foliage 126,-- 

Polygonum capitatum (Persicaria c.) 

374.66 Punching Balls*, a trailing plant with many, clover-like heads, composed of a myriad of tiny pink 

flowers against nice, green and bronze foliage; reddish stems 

Polygonum hydropiperoides 

Wasabi Plant, Water Pepper 

374.70 She Chuan Zi, an interesting plant that is related to smart weeds; .Japanese culinary herb, the 

leaves are much used for flavouring "sashimi", or for mixing with rice. Sharp, acrid hot taste. This 

strain has reddish stems with drooping pink flowers 

Polygonum tinctorium 

Dyer's Knotweed, Japanese Indigo, Indigoduizendknoop, Färberknöterich, Liao Lan, Xian Lan 

374.74 Species, terminal clusters of small pink flowers; the compound "indican", which yields indigo, is 

present in the leaves; substitute for Isatis as a dye plant because the leaves produce a beautiful blue 

dye; annual herb used medicinally in China; similar in appearance to the common Smartweeds 

Polypogon monspeliensis 

374.78 Beard Grass, showy dense tawny-yellow panicles 24,-- 

Portulaca grandiflora 

374.88 FlowerFlow*, abundance of beautiful, sprightly, straight colours in a grand style blend; large double 

flowers; extraordinary long flowering 

Portulaca scandens 

Sun Jewels, Chevalier d'onze heures 

374.90 Dancing Girls*, real jewels for the balcony, hanging baskets, containers, pots and so on, where they 

play in colour and different heights, hanging, climbing and performing as Dancing Girls 

Potentilla anserina 

Goose Grass, Silverweed, Zilverschoon, Potentille des Oies, Gaensefingerkraut , Gänserich, Gåsör, 

Tagamura 

375.10 Species 

golden-yellow flowers; green feathered foliage; silvery coloured underneath 

Potentilla argentea 

375.20 Silvery Cinquefoil, a delightful, species with attractive foliage, beneath silver-foliaged and very 

charming single rose-like sulphur-yellow flowers 

Potentilla atrosanguinea 



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246,-- 

196,-- 

62,-- 

p.o.r. 

320.-- 

36,-- 

p.o.r. 

24.-- / g 

76,--





Himalayan Cinquefoil, Ruby Cinquefoil, Blutrotes Fingerkraut, Bloedrode Ganzerik, Blodfingerört 

375.24 Etna, is compared with the species far more dwarf and compact with rather large, darkest crimson 

flowers and is said to be the best of all herbaceous potentillas; is on the underside of the leaves nice 

silvery-haired 

375.26 Fireball, double flowered mixture of red, gold, orange and a few unique bi-colours; absolutely ideal 

for garden borders 

Potentilla atrosanguinea argyrophylla 

375.28 Species palmate leaves, many bright orange-eyed, yellow flowers 588,-- 

Potentilla glandulosa 

375.30 Yellow Sprays*, golden yellow sprays of flowers; a long lived trouble free plant producing rosettes of 

typical strawberry-like foliage; 1st year flowering 

Potentilla nepalensis 

375.34 Helen Jane, raspberry-pink flowers with dark centres; lovely foliage 174,-- 

375.38 Miss Willmott, a beautiful rock- and border plant, free and long flowering carmine-rose 54,-- 

375.42 Roxana, yellowish pink with dark eye 288,-- 

375.44 Shogran, bright carmine-pink; dwarf and compact 124,-- / 10 g 

Potentilla orientalis 

375.48 Oriental Buttercups, sprays of pure, bright yellow, open and single flowers on pure, dark green 

foliage 

Potentilla recta 

375.80 Warrenii, a splendid, clump-forming border plant bearing throughout the summer sprays of rich 

golden-yellow flowers 

Potentilla thurberii maorubens 

375.84 Monarch's Velvet, raspberry-red with a velvet-red centre 640.-- 

Potentilla verna (P. neumanniana)(P. tabernaemontani) 

Spring Cinquefoil, Creeping Cinquefoil, La Potentille Printaniière, Fruehlingsfingerkraut, 

Voorjaarsganzerik 

375.90 Species, bright golden-yellow, buttercup flowers; evergreen mat; great for rock gardens, ground 

cover and between paving stones 

Primula auricula see Primula x pubescens 

Primula beesiana 

376.10 Chinese Candelabra, candelabra-like whorls of rich bright magenta with a yellow eye 186,-- / 10 g 

Primula bulleesiana 

376.14 Blaze of Colours, traditional range of hybrid candelaber, apricots, lilacs, reds and yellows 98,-- / 10 g 

Primula bulleyana 

376.20 Yunnan Candelabra, whorls of rich orange flowers, turning with age to clear yellow 186,-- / 10 g 

Primula cortusoides 

376.30 Siberian Primrose, rich flowering rose-pink 86,-- / 10.000 sds 

Primula denticulata 

376.40 Nepal*, mixture of large lilac, purple, rose, ruby and white drumstick-like flowers 554,-- 

Primula florindae 

376.50 Tibetan Primrose, flowering stems, which appear in early summer, are long, bearing large, loose 

umbels of dangling, mealy-amber bell-like, ambrosially scented, drooping flowers with bright yellow 

corollas; it has toothed, broadly ovate to heart-shaped, brightest green leaves 

Primula japonica 

376.60 Miller's Garden Mixture, first candelabra-primula to flower; richly coloured from purple-red, carminered 

through various shades in creamy-white 

Primula parryi 

376.70 Magenta, flowers of this variety, a bright magenta, are only faintly scented; the leaves, on the other 

hand, are highly fragrant, with a sweet, long-lasting scent, even when dried; the plants grow well in 

moist, partial shade. 

Primula poissonii 

376.74 Chinese Candelabra, scented purple flowers with yellow eye in whorls above neat rosettes; a 

beautiful, rather late flowering species. 



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216.-- 

306,-- 

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316-- / 10 g





Primula pulverulenta 

376.80 China Fashion*, whorls of deep red flowers with dark eyes 50,-- / 10.000 sds 

Primula saxatiles see Primula cortusoides 

Primula secundiflora (P. vittata) 

376.90 Yunnan Primrose; early summer flowering; deep rosy purple-red blooms 48,-- / 1 g 

Primula sikkimensis 

377.00 Himalayan Primrose, loose heads of fragrant, hanging lemon-yellow bells 56,-- / 1g 

Primula veris (P. officinalis) 

377.10 Cowslip, deep yellow, fragrant flowers; meadow 100,-- 

Primula veris elatior 

377.14 Colossea, bright colour-range; extra large flowered 110,-- 

Primula vialii (P. littoniana) 

377.20 Orchid Primrose, long tapering, pointed heads of closely packed red buds open with lilac-purple 

primrose flowers 

Primula x pubescens (P.auricula x P. hirsuta)(P. x rhaetica)(P. x arctotis)(P. auricula) 

377.40 Bellinzona Mixture*, beautiful mixture of the most impressing velvety toned flowers 

with inner petal rings 

Proboscidea louisianica compacta 

Short Unicorn Plant 

377.80 Sweetie, large showy cream, pink and yellow orchid-like flowers; semi-dwarf, compact growing habit; 

smaller seed pods; excellent for container plantings 

Proboscidea louisianica fragrans (P. jussieui)(Martynia louisianica) 

Unicorn Plant, Probosis Plant, Devil's Claw, Ram's Horn, Yellow & White Martynia, Bicorne Trompe 

d' Elephant, Cornes du Diable 

377.84 Sweet Orchid*, gloxinia-like or orchid-like flowers; creamy-white with bright wine-red blotches on the 

end of the petals; a lovely, sweet scent; excellent for orangeries, sunny spots in larger containers, 

baskets, pots etc. 

30,-- /10.000 sds 



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140,-- / 1.000 sds 

98,-- / 1.000 sds 

Prunella grandiflora 

377.90 Pagoda*, large flowered blue, violet, rose, rose-pink and white 34,-- 

Psidium cattleianum (P. littorale)(P. chinensis) 

Cherry Guava, Strawberry Guava, Cattley Guava, Chinese Guava, Small Guava 

378.00 Species, white flowers followed by small, deep red, sweet edible fruits 30,-- 

Psidium guajava (Psidium pyreiferum)(P. pomiferum) 

Yellow Guava, Guayave 

378.04 Species, bears sweet; juicy, highly flavoured, yellow fruits; eaten fresh, or in jellies, preserves and 

pastes; rich source of vitamins A, B and C; a sunny window suits this plant well 

Psilostrophe tagetina 

378.10 Paperflower, bushy perernnial with bright yellow flowers; nice dried flower; blossoms turn papery and 

keep the yellow colour; fine border plant 

28,-- 

30,-- / 1.000 sds 

Psychine stylosa 

378.20 Cream Delight*, bright cream flowers in masses; nice early flowering groundcover 40,-- 

Ptilotrichum pyrenaicum (Alyssum p.) 

378.30 Corbeille d'argent des Pyrénées, pure white, large flowered; grey-greenish foliage; dwarf and 

compact 

Ptilotus exaltatus 

Pink Mulla Mulla, Tall Mulla Mulla, Lamb's Tail, Showy Foxtail 

378.40 Species, pink to purple flowers in dense terminal spikes; flowers occur in conical shaped shaped 

spikes on tall stems from winter trough summer; it is a stiff, herbaceous plant; egg-shaped leaves; 

good potential as a cut flower / dry flower 

Ptilotus macrocephalus 

Green Mulla Mulla, Green Pussytails, Feather Heads, Feathered Wings, Square-headed foxtails 

378.46 Species, perennial with green yellowish, a bit like bottlebrush, flowers with a beautiful woolly 

appearance; long strong stems; good potential as a cut flower / dry flower 

216,-- / 10 g 

150,-- 

158.--





Ptilotus manglesii (Trichinium m.) 

Rose Tipped Mulla Mulla. Pom Poms 

378.52 Punk Bunny Bums, flower head as looking like a furry, startlingly pink clover, as a miniature powderpuff, 

quite irresistible; the stems can hardly hold the puff balls which are so much larger than the 

small leaves; short-lived perennial to be grown as an annual; grow it in pots for display throughout 

summer and winter, so it certainly earns its keep; one of the most amazing plants 

Ptilotus rotundifolius 

Pink Candles, Royal Mulla Mulla 

378.58 Species, flowers are purplish pink; erect plant form; shrubby perennial; will be another commercially 

viable new product for the cut flower industry / dry flower 



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Pulsatilla vulgaris (Anemone pulsatilla) 

387.50 Red 180,-- 

387.54 Violet 130,-- 

387.58 White 180,-- 

Pultenaea tenuifolia 

378.62 Yellow, yellow flowers streaked with red; tiny downy foliage; procumbent habit; adaptable 

Punica granatum nana (P. sempervirens) 

387.70 Little Princess of Orange*, an abundance of orange flowers; extra dwarf and uniform growing habit; 

very best miniature pomegranate; flowers within 4 month from seed 

Pycnanthemum tenuifolium (P. flexuosum) 

378.80 Mountain Mint, the white flower clusters are superb in arrangements and wreaths; thin needle-like 

leaves; clump forming; a species with a mint aroma and taste 

Pycnosorus globosus see Craspedia globosa 

Pyrethrum cinarariifolium see Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium 

Pyrethrum parthenium see Tanacetum parthenium 

Radyera farragei (Hibiscus f.) 

380.00 Bush Hibiscus, flowers are large, deep-lilac in colour, with a darker centre; leaves are relatively large, 

green on top, and white beneath, with a bristly texture; the whole plant is densely covered by white or 

gold, hairs. 

Ratiba columnifera 

380.40 Red Midget, copper-red petals; compact branching form 94,-- 

Ravenala madagascariensis 

390.00 Traveller's Tree, white flowers; enormous banana-like leaves formally arranged into a gigantic fan 

Regelia velutina 

Gondwana Xmas Tree 

390.40 Smokey Fireflower, silky grey-green stems and foliage, topped by brilliant red flame-like bottle 

brushes 

Rehmannia angulata (Rehmannia elata) 

400.60 Exotic Dreams*, beautiful, big, showy, rosy-purple-carmine, gloxinia-like flowers; they are tubular 

with a broad, deep, red dotted yellow throat 

404.00 

Rheum palmatum tanguticum 

Da Huang, tall spikes of pink fluffy panicles; superb architecturally slashed and cut leaves; continues 

to produce new, freshly coloured leaves until late summer 

Rhodanthe floribunda 

404.40 White Sunray*, white ray florets and golden-orange disk florets; a very elegant and profuse flowering 

species both for fresh as well as for dried purposes; can very well be grown in pots, tubs and so on 

Rhodanthe pygmaea (Helipterum pygmaeum) 

404.48 Pygmy Sunray, white individual florets, clustered, in groups of 4 or 5, into narrowly ovoid heads; a 

small, hairy, annual herb, to 6 cm tall, branching at the base, with small, narrow leaves 

Rhodiola kirilowii (Sedum k.) 

408.00 Gansu, golden yellow flowers wit reddish brown centre; nicely branching plant habit; flowers the first 

year from seed 

180.-- 

266,-- 

632,-- 

480,-- 

p.o.r. 

100,-- / 1.000 sds 

340,-- 

436,-- 

78,-- / 10 g 

250,-- 

250,- 

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Rhodiola rosea (Sedum rosea)(S. rhodiola) 

408.10 Midsummer Men*, sharp lime-green starry flowers in compact cymes; tight pinkish- bronze buds 

slowly elongate into close radiating stems of glaucous, fleshy blue-grey leaves 

Rhodochiton atrosanguineus (R. volubile)(Lophospermum atrosanguineum) 

409.00 Purple Bellerine*, attractive cylindrical, maroon cloak-like flowers, carried on large and conspicuous, 

saucer-shaped, reddish-pink calyces 

36,-- / 1 g 

68,-- / 1.000 sds 

Rhododendron ferrugineum 

409.40 Species, rose-crimson flowers; evergreen; lime tolerant 1.380,-- 

Rhododendron yakushimanum 

409.44 Species, pink flowers mature to neat white; superb evergreen of neat and distinct habit 2.200,-- 

Rhynchelytrum nerviglume see Melinus nerviglumis 

Ricinus communis 

Palma Christi, Castor Bean 

409.60 Pretty Purple. a relative dwarf variety; all parts of the plant are of a striking deep purple; pleasure for 

the whole season; beautiful in containers, tubs, pots & pans and of course in the garden 

Ridolfia segetum 

410.00 Goldspray, finely divided foliage, bright yellow flowers on tall, branching stems; like Dill, but without 

scent 

Romneya coulteri 

411.10 Matilija*, large satiny-white poppy-like saucers, (about 15 cm across) with their large and prominent 

golden-tasselled central mass of golden stamens; deeply cut, glaucous grey foliage; surprisingly 

sweetly scented 

Rosa chinensis 

411.20 Fairy Pink, semi-double and double flowers in the shades of white and pink; very easy from seed and 

it will flower in 5-6 month from sowing in any case the first year already; ideal for pots as well 

Rosmarinus officinalis 

411.30 Blue, a mainstay of the scented garden and its fragrance is deliciously suggestive of the 

Mediterranean 

Roystonea regia (Oreodoxa r.) 

411.40 Species, white flowers followed by deep purple berries; an elegant palm, especially when young; 

bright green foliage 

Rubia tinctorum 

Dyer's Madder, Garance, Rouge des Teinturiers, Färberkrapp, Färberröte, Meekrap, Granza, Rubia 

de Tintes, Robbia salvatica, Rebola, Royela, Sangralengua 

411.44 Species, small white-yellow flowers; evergreen perennial; can tolerate maritime exposure; a very 

good quality red dye is obtained from the roots; roots can be dried for later use; the dye can also be 

extracted from the leaves 



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120,-- 

186,-- 10 g 

26,-- / 1.000 sds 

250,-- 

100,-- / 1.000 sds 

Rudbeckia amplexicaulis (Dracopsis a.) 

411.50 Yellow Cape*, bright yellow flowers with an attractive green, later dark brown centre 18,-- 

Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa (R. speciosa)(R. neumannii) 

411.60 Sarno* a profusion of golden yellow flowers with a prominent brownish-black centres; these perennial 

plants form mounds of dark green foliage and are blooming in August and September, making a 

bright display 

Rudbeckia fulgida sullivantii (R.sullivantii)(R. palustris) 

411.64 Goldsturm, bright golden yellow flowers with dark centres; tall, bushy plants; long stemmed flowers 

are excellent for cutting 

98.-- 

88,-- / 10 g 

62,-- / 10 g 

412.10 

Rudbeckia hirta hirta 

Black-eyed Susan, Gloriosa Daisy, Zonnehoed, Rudbeckie hérissée,Rauhe Rudbeckia, Ttrapatka 

Srstnat, Sträv Rudbeckia, Håret Solha, Kesäpäivänhattu,Nigger-head Sträv, Arage-hangonsou 

Chim Chiminee, unique quilled blooms in a range of autumnal colours from yellow through bronze to 

mahogany, on strong, well-branched stems; ideal cut flower 

186.-- 

412.20 Flaming Arrows*, red & yellow bicolour with pointed petals; medium sized flowers 28.-- 

412.30 Golden Jubilee*, golden yellow flowers with a dark centre; in a later stage the yellow petals are 

54,-- 

getting a rich orange-red band 

412.50 Irish Eyes, large flowered golden yellow with conspicuous green centre 54,-- 

412.60 Marmalade, orange-yellow with brown eye; good bedding plant 22,--





412.80 Rustic Dwarfs, shades of bronze, orange and mahogany; contrasting black cone 18,-- 

413.00 

Rudbeckia hirta hirta flora plena 

Double flowered Black-eyed Susan 

Cherokee Sunset, the first mainly double Rudbeckia mixture with quality blooms in a stunning range 

of shades from golden-yellow through bronze to mahogany, giving a spectactular display 

560.-- 

413.04 Double Golden Daisy, tetraploid, large golden flowers; doubles and sem-doubles 66.-- 

413.08 Goldilocks, double- and semi-double flowers with dark centre; early flowering semi-dwarf habit; good 

bedding plant 

88.-- 

Rudbekcia laciniata 

413.20 Sjo-chen, greenish disk, lemon-yellow petals 62,-- / 10 g 

Rudbeckia occidentalis 

413.30 ChoCoCo*, the flowers, surrounding the central chocolate-brown, dome-shaped centre are 

remarkable 'green', well spaced 

Rudbeckia triloba 

413.40 Yellow, numerous long-stemmed yellow daisies with brown centres; beautifully blooming often 

flowers the first year already 

Ruellia humilis (R. ciliosa) 

413.60 Chi-Chi*, rosy lavender flowers; down-laid stems; very wanted for pots, containers etc. for on the 

balcony 

Rumex flexuosus 

413.70 Zig-Zag*, a curious foliage plant; tufted and much branched, it forms tangled mounds of slender, zigzag 

stems clad with very narrow leaves with notched, crimped margins.The whole plant is coloured a 

unique deep bronze or copper 

Rumex sanguinea ssp. sanguinea 

413.80 Bloody Dock, lancet-like leaves with a very clear, blood red design on dark green leaves; beautiful 

ornamental leaves 



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616,-- 

32,-- / 1 g 

48,-- / 1 g 

Ruta chalapensis fragrantissima 

413.90 Herb of Grace, frilly yellow flowers in spring and summer; low blue leaved mat p.o.r. 

Sabal palmetto 

414.30 Palmetto Palm, large fan-like leaves; erect growth 100,-- / 1.000 sds 

Sagina subulata (Arenaria caespitosa) 

414.40 Flowering Puszta*, dense, mossy, bright verdant green foliage topped by tiny white flowers; matforming 

evergreen spreading over the ground like a thick carpet of moss 

Salpiglossis sinuata (S. gloxiniiflora)S. grandiflora)(S. superbissima)(S. variabilis) 

414.54 Little Friends, mixture of short bushy plants with stunning colours 480,-- 

Salvia apiana 

White Sage 

415.00 White, large white flowers often spotted lavender in huge branched clusters; whitish, highly aromatic 

leaves and willow-like stems; an excellent ornamental, a good honey plant and wildlife brows 

Salvia argentea (S. candidissima)(S. aethiopis) 

415.50 White Birds, candelabra-like clusters of white hooded bird-like flowers in midsummer;large, striking, 

flat crinkled grey leaves emerge completely whitened with soft silky down 

48,-- 

654,-- 

480,-- 

17,40 / 1.000 sds 

Salvia coccinea 

415.50 Brenthurst Salmon*, warm pink flowers 42,-- 

415.56 Brenthurst Scarlet*, bright scarlet-red 22,-- 

Salvia farinacea 

415.60 Blue Bedder, deep blue flowers in long greyish spikes 36,-- 

415.64 Blue Plus*, deep blue; very uniform; rich flowering over a long season 76,50 

415.68 White Plus*, as above, but pure white 76,50 

Salvia horminum see Salvia viridis 

Salvia jurisicii 

415.80 Blue, long spikes of violet-blue, upside-down flowers; eye-catching grey- green pinnate foliage; a 

charming and undemanding, bushy plant 

140,-- / 10.000 sds





Salvia lyrata 

415.90 Burgundy*, pinkish white; all burgundy-coloured leaves; rather than the more typical dark green ones 

with purple markings 

Salvia maroccana (S. algeriensis) 

416.10 Beakbeano*, showy, distinct, arching spikes bearing numerous beak-like flowers of the softest 

powdery lilac 

150,- / 10.000 sds 

Salvia nemorosa (S. x superba)(S. sylvestris) 

416.60 West-Friesland, violet-blue; compact 34,-- 

Salvia patens (S. decipiens)(S. spectabilis) 

416.84 Cambridge Blue, exquisite azure blue, hooded flowers 960,-- 

416.88 Lavender Lady*, large flowers are medium lavender; very pretty 960,-- 

416.92 Oxford Blue, pure gentian-blue flowers 312,-- 

416.96 White Dame*, large white flowers held above the foliage 960,-- 

Salvia pratensis var. haematodes 

Red-Veined Sage 

417.00 Spring Beauty*, panicles of rose-pink to violet-purple; attractive rosettes of wrinkled oblong leaves; 

great spring display 

Salvia pratensis var. pratensis 

Meadow Clary 

417.04 Midsummer*, lavender blue flowers on dense spikes; green basal rosette 30,-- 

Salvia roemeriana 

417.10 Little Red Bird*, charming little spikes with small, deep scarlet tubular flowers; small, aromatic, very 

dark green 



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200,-- 

30,-- / 1 g 

417.20 

Salvia sclarea (S. bracteata)(S. simsiana)(Aethiopis sclarea, S. bracteata, Sclarea vulgaris) 

Clary Sage, Muskatel Clary, Muskateller Salbei, Muskat-Salbei, Scharlei, Sauge Sclaree, Sauge 

Musquée, Muskaatsalie, Salvej Muškátov, Salvia Moscatella, Muskátzsály, Muskotályzsálya 

Caerulea, bluish white flowers in densely branched spikes with colored bracts. large, handsome 

rosettes of woolly leaves, violet stems and violet veins on their grey-green surfaces; a very attractive 

and outstanding useful ornamental 

19.80 

417.22 Alba, as the above, but white 156.-- 

418.20 

Salvia splendens 

Little Red Ridinghood*, fiery red, early- and long flowering; upright habit 40,-- 

418.30 Meriyanne*, a bright scarlet-red with contrasting, deep dark green leaves. The flower spikes are 

strong, thick and of a high density. Meriyanne is convincing as an early flowering bedding, pot, 

container and balcony variety; under quite different circumstances ready to bloom and moreover for 

a long period 

40,-- 

418.40 RedStar*, very bright red; early flowering; dark green foliage; dwarf habit 40,-- 

Salvia stenophyllum 

African Sage 

419.00 Blue Mountains*, numerous slim bright green flowering stems rise from ground level, covered all the 

way up in dainty mauve-blue blooms; narrow deeply lobed leaves are sticky and aromatic; it is a 

small, attractive plant from South Africa; sometimes behaves as annual or biennial 

Salvia tiliifolia (S. tiliaefolia) 

Tarahumara Chia, Quiebra Plat 

419.40 Sierra Madre*, interesting species producing spikes of small flowers of an arresting shade of bright 

electric blue; seeds are used in the same way as those of S. hispanica 

Salvia transylvanica (S. baumgartenii) 

Transylvanian Sage, Romanian Sage, Sauge Transylvanienne, Rumänsk Salvia, Transylvansk 

Salvia 

419.50 Blue Spires, spikes of deep blue hooded flowers to about, deep green rugose leaves a very long 

blooming seasonspecific, spicy sage-like odour. 

Salvia viscosa (S. riparia) 

420.40 Sweet Kiss*, smallish, lipped flowers are raspberry pink and appear in such profusion that they 

create a colourful cloud over the basal leaves 

Sambucus racemosa 

421.00 Species, terminal panicles of yellowish-white flowers followed by bright scarelt berries 14,-- 

Samolus valerandi 

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270,-- 

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422.00 Tasmanian Water Pimpernel p.o.r. 

Sanguisorba menziesii 

423.00 Species, bright blackish-red spikes; blue-grey, feathery foliage; great for cutting 72,-- / 10 g 

Santolina chamaecyparis (S. incana) 

424.00 Yellow, yellow button flowers; round dense bushes of silver-grey closely feathered foliage 

Sanvitalia procumbens 

425.00 Creeping Zinnia, single yellow flowers with conspicuous purple-black centre; trailing plant for 

bedding and hanging baskets 

132,-- / 10 g 

Saponaria calabrica (S. graeca) 

426.00 ReggiDi*, numerous small, hot pink flowers, exhibiting one unbroken mass of colour; trailing 46,-- 

Saponaria glutinosa pendula 

426.10 Hot Pink, large rose-pink flowers; a dwarf trailing plant p.o.r. 

Saponaria lutea 

426.20 Sunlight*, yellow flowers with violet stamens; an exquisite dwarf plant 186,-- / 10 g 

Saponaria ocymoides 

426.30 Tumbling Ted, beautiful pure carmine-rose flowers in masses on dark green foliage 12,-- 

Saponaria pumila (S. pumilio) 

426.50 Rose-pink, a hardy perennial forming mounds of thick, grass-like leaves, with on top pink flowers in 

clusters; quite floriferous 

Satureja montana 

426.80 Winter Savory, attractive low bushy shrub with pinnate leaves and pink flowers; useful for rockeries 

and edges; culinary herb wit strong, pungent, peppery flavour 



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56,-- / 1 g 

Saxifraga x hybrida (S. x arendsii) 

426.90 Floral Carpet, pink, rose and purple shades; dense mats of wintergreen plants 384,-- 

427.30 

Scabiosa atropurpurea 

Scabious, Old Maid's Pincushion, Pincushion Flower, Sweet Scabious, Egyptian Rose, Mournful 

Widow 

Beaujolais, rich burgundy flowers with contrasting paler outer petals and white stamens 260.-- 

427.40 Mourning Bride, a very dark maroon, almost black; this is the type from which the common name 

derives 

80,-- 

427.50 SummerSun, blend of gorgeous pink shades with a hint of white; gently fragrant pastel blooms 40.-- 

Scabiosa caucasica 

428.00 Perfection Blue, powdery blue 54,-- 

428.10 Perfection White, pure white 54,-- 

428.20 Isaac House’s Hybrids, mixture of blue, lilac and white shades 54,-- 

Scabiosa columbaria 

428.40 Misty Butterflies, soft pink over lavender to light lilac-blue flowers in profusion 86,-- / 10 g 

Scabiosa columbaria nana 

428.60 Blue Flyers*, lilac-blue flowers in profusion; dwarf, upright habit 96,-- / 10 g 

428.64 Pink Flyers, as above, but soft pink 140,-- / 10 g 

Scabiosa ochroleuca 

429.00 Primrose Jewel, a dainty plant; crowds of wiry stems lightly clad in finely-cut leaves carry cool, 

primrose- or lemon-yellow flowers on rather long stems 

Scabiosa prolifera 

429.10 Yellow Ping-Pong, creamy light yellow; followed by ornamental seed heads; good annual cutflower 

Scabiosa rotata 

429.20 Rotary, pale lavender flowers followed by elongated ornamental seed heads 70,-- / 1.000 sds 

Scabiosa speciosa 

429.30 Maharajah, large, soft mauve blue flowers; most elegant 140,-- / 10.000 sds 

Scaevola pilosa 

430.00 Puri-Puri Blue, curious blue flowers; lower leaves are coarsly toothed and the upper leaves are quite 

small and lanceolate; a pretty good item, for pots, tubs etc. for patio and conservatory 

56,-- 

144,-- 

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Scaevola platyphylla 

430.10 Puri-Puri White, terminal leafy spikes of interesting white flowers; evergreen stem-clasping leaves; 

well suited for pots, tubs, containers for outside in summer and in the orangery in winter 

Schizanthus grahamii 

437.30 Clown*, vivid magenta-pink flowers have one erect petal with a bright yellow orange blotch in the 

centre 

Schizonepeta multifida 

437.60 Primorski*, deeply cleft foliage forms compact mounds, with candle-like spires of purple flowers all 

summer; intensely aromatic Russian mint 

Schizopetalon walkeri 

Postage Stamp Flower, Skeleton Plant, Frimærkeblomst, 

437.80 Star Band*, numerous square, pure white flowers, like postage stamps sweetly scented, open at 

night, releasing an almond scent; it takes about eight weeks to bloom 

Scirpus cernuus see Isolepis cernua 

Scleranthus biflorus ssp. uniflorus 

437.90 The "Knawel", a truly amazing plant; slowly creeping along like a dense and solid green rippling 

carpet of wonderful shapes and forms; tough green tiny leaves dense cushions; mini flowers 

Scopolia carniolica carniolica (Hyoscamus scopolia) 

438.00 Species, nodding, bell-shaped flowers coloured vivid-red to browny- purple with a yellow-green 

interior; large, wrinkled leaves 

90,-- / 10 g 



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50,-- / 1.000 sds 

132,-- 

260,-- / 10 g 

124,-- / 10 g 

Scorpiurus vermiculatus 

438.40 Caterpillars, elongated pods to put in salad to trick the unwary 132,-- 

Scrophularia nodosa 

438.70 Figwort, panicles of interesting, vaguely bee-like, pretty little hooded, reddish-brown and green 

flowers; likes moisture 

Scutellaria baicalensis (S. macrantha) 

439.10 Huang-Zin, mint-like purple-blue flowers in racemes; free blooming; easy, showy 598,-- 

Scutellaria incana (S. canescens) 

439.20 Blue, short, loose clusters of blue, large, two-lipped light blue flowers; square branching stems, 

upright habit 

Scutellaria lateriflora 

American Scullcap, Mad-dog Skullcap, Blue Scullcap, Virginian Skullcap, Hoodwort 

439.20 Species, an easily grown member of the mint family. providing myriads of small light blue flowers 

from July til frost on a slowly spreading plant; a North American native with a long history as an 

effective nervine and tranquillizer 

Sedum acre (S. kvajinae)(S. neglectum) 

439.60 Wall Pepper, a creeping, mat-forming plant with, succulent leaves and bright yellow, star-shaped 

flowers 

98,-- 

14,-- / 1 g 

Sedum aizoon 

439.64 Species, umbels of rich yellow flowers on erect, tall stems; good cut flower 30.-- / 10.000 sds 

Sedum cockerelli 

439.68 Stonecrop, delightful succulent with white flowers 30,-- / 1.000 sds 

Sedum pulchellum 

439.72 Pink SeaStars*, an abundance of seastar-like sprays of very pretty, rose-pink flowers; lush, bright 

succulent green foliage; does well in pots 

398.-- 

152,-- 

170,-- / 10 g 

Sedum reflexum (S. albescens)(S. crista-galli)(S, rupestre)(S. virens) 

439.80 Tripmadam, bright yellow flowers; an evergreen, mat forming species 244,-- 

Sedum selskianum (S. aizoon ssp. selskianum) 

Amur Stonecrop, Chanka-Sedum 

439.86 Yellow Stars, golden-yellow star-shaped flowers; this is a beautiful, very rare species originating on 

rocky hillsides along the Amur River, that river well known to plant lovers dividing China from Russia; 

flowering the first year from seed, it is a neat, hummock-forming plant, densely hairy all over and 

providing you and the bees in late summer with a mass of lovely golden blossom 

90.-- / 100.000 sds





Sedum spurium 

439.90 Summer Glory, pink flowers in leafy terminal cymes; large mats of much branched creeping stems 

Sedum spurium coccineum 

439.94 Purple Glory, as the above, but with purple-pink flowers and bronze foliage 288,-- 

Semiaquilegia ecalcarata (S. adoxioides)(Aquilegia e.) 

440.40 Prime Beau*, beaujolais’-coloured, somewhat nodding flowers are like little Chinese lanterns; a dwarf 

compact but still open en free branching selection of this unusual, columbine resembling, early 

flowering beauty; it grows well in pots, tubes, containers etc. as well 

Senecio cineraria (Cineraria maritima)(S, bicolor)(S. maritimus) 

440.64 Silverdust, Silver Lace, Dentelle Blanche, silvery-white; finely indented foliage 

Senecio cineraria Silver Feather see Tanacetum ptarmicifolium Silver Feather 

Senecio ptarmiciflora see Tanacetum ptarmiciflorum 

Senecio magnificus 

440.80 Showy Yellow*, golden-yellow flowers in terminal corymbs; glaucous, glabrous leaves; a nice pot-, 

tub-, and container plant for the patio 

Senecio polyodon (S. elegans) 

Wild Cineraria 

440.90 Rose Roue, numerous erect stems produce an everlasting display of carmine-rose flowers from early 

spring until the autumn frosts 



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238,-- 10 g 

Senecio x cruentus (Cineraria hybrida)(S. hybridus) 

441.00 Amigo, small flowered; very compact plant habit; for early to mid-season sales 22,-- / 1.000 sds 

Seseli gummiferum 

441.10 Moon Carrot*, large, white clouds of flowers against grey-blue leaves 124,-- / 10 g 

Setaria palmifolia (Panicum palmifolium)(P. plicatum) 

441.20 Palm Grass, an evergreen tropical looking grass with wide, accordion pleated leaves that resemble 

the foliage of young palms; bursts into a fountain of showy flower spikes later 

38,-- 

72,-- 

98.-- 

236,-- / 1.000 sds 

Setaria pumila (S. glauca) 

441.30 Foxtail Grass, elegantly hanging bristly panicles of bronzy-green 46,-- 

Setaria verticillata 

441.40 Wreath Millet, bristly panicles of reddish-green; useful for cutting 62,-- 

Sida petrophila 

441.50 Rock Sida, loose, leafy sprays of attractive mallow-like lemon-yellow ; a beautiful flowering plant for 

pots, tubs and so on, for patio and orangery 

Sideritis hyssopifolia 

Crapaudine des Alpes, Crapaudine à feuilles d'Hysope, Thé des Alpes, Hisopillo Especie, Herba del 

bàlsam, Te de muntanya, Iisopilehine haavarohi 

441.60 Touch of Spice, low spreading plants, dense spikes of attractive lemon-yellow flowers; scanted 38.-- / 10.000 sds 

Sideritis syriaca 

Mountain Tea, Cretan Mountain Tea, Ironwort, Tsai tou vounou, Griechischer Bergtee, Bergthee, 

Syrisches Gliedkraut, Gresk fjell-te, Malotira 

441.70 Yellow, low woody stems support rosettes of white woolly leaves from which emerge in midsummer, 

long, graceful flower heads rather like Stachys byzantina, but with small lemon-yellow flowers, tucked 

among white "cotton wool" 

75,-- 

116,-- / 10 g 

Silene aegyptica 

442.00 Cartouche*, carmine; rich flowering; dwarf and compact 80,-- 

Silene alpestris (Heliosperma alpestre) 

442.10 Piran*, glistening white; beautifully compact; neat and rich flowering 238,-- / 10 g 

Silene altaica 

442.20 White, large flowered white; dark green glossy leaves p.o.r. 

Silene armeria 

442.30 Globosa, an old dwarf form, also called 'compacta'; the same colour as Electra, but shorter and 26,--

more compact 





Silene atropurpurea 

442.40 Born in the Purple*, dark purple-red; very rich flowering; long free branching stems; a strong and 

easy perennial for the border 

Silene bellidioides 

442.50 White Whim*, this diminutive plant with a rosette of daisy-like foliage forms low, spreading stems 

carrying white flowers in summer with prominently inflated pouches 

Silene caroliniana wherryi 

442.60 Wild Pink, very rich flowering with bright pink blooms; clump forming growing habit 

Silene colorata 

442.70 Pink Pirouette*, an abundance of charming, starry deep pink flowers; a delightful and attractive 

Silene with an open somewhat trailing habit 

Silene compacta see Silene orientalis 

Silene interripetala 

442.90 Asterisks*, blooms abundantly from June to September with a smashing number of the very same 

jigsaw-puzzle-pieces in a bright romantic pink 

Silene italica 

443.00 Cream Flakes*, a fantastic, waving, fluttering, swaying and swinging; particularly in the early 

morning, late afternoon, the evening or when it is cloudy it is giving, because of its moving cream 

flakes, an amazing accent 



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Silene maritima (S. vulgaris maritima)(S. uniflora) 

443.10 Witch's Thimble*, cushions carrying masses of white flowers; trailing habit 326,-- 

Silene orientalis (S. compacta) 

443.50 Global Dream*, fantastic, large, terminal ball-shaped clusters of lovely dark carmine-rose flowers 

Silene rupestris 

443.80 White*, small, white gypsophila-like flowers; blooms quickly; a few in a pot will make a success 

Silene vulgaris (S. cucubalis)(S. inflata) 

444.00 White Summerdrops*, clusters of fragrant white flowers each sitting on top of a green or reddish, 

inflated, bladder-like calyx 

Sisyrinchium bellum 

444.20 Californian Blue-eyed Grass, sprays of yellow-throated violet-blue flowers; tufts of grass-like leaves 

Sisyrinchium californicum (S. boreale) 

Golden-Eyed Grass, Yellow-eyed Grass, Binsenlilie, Bieslelie 

442.30 Species, star-shaped golden yellow flowers; robust, narrow curving blades; like a miniature iris 58.-- / 10.000 sds 

Smyrnium perfoliatum 

444.60 Alexanders, exciting new cutting material for flower-arranger; circular leaves; very interesting yellowgreen 

flowers 

Solanum atropurpureum 

445.10 Volence, striking ornamental with purple spines, covering the entire plant; tomato-like flowers 

followed by round yellow-orange fruits; lobed leafs; to be grown as an annual 

Solanum aviculare 

Kangaroo Apple 

445.20 Poro Poro, oval fruits are orangeand are harvested when the fruits fall off of the branches and loose 

their acidity; attractive plants with deeply lobed leaves; excellent for pots, tubs and patios 

Solanum centrale 

445.26 Desert Raisin, mauve flowers and edible fruits; prickly low shrub with rusty grey-green leaves 108,-- 

Solanum integrifolium 

Tomato- or Hmong Eggplant 

445.30 Ruffled Red, also called Tomato-fruited Eggplant and Chinese Scarlet Eggplant; the flower has a 

white corolla of about 2 cm. in diameter; the edible fruits are scarlet or yellow, ribbed, and globose, 

and about 10 cm in diameter. Used in Asian cooking; they are also very much valued –fresh or dried- 

in flower arranging and in the flower trade they sometimes are called 'Mini-mini-Pumpkins 

80,-- 

80,-- 

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14,50 

64,80 

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Solanum mammosum 

Love Apple 

445.36 Lady Nipples, long stems bearing purple flowers, followed by curiously-shaped orange fruits; for 

cutting; easily grown as an annual for its unusual fruits, used in arrangements 

32,-- / 1.000 sds 

Solanum melongena 

Ornamental Eggplant 

445.40 White Eggs, Turkish Eggs, Golden Eggs, resembling a chicken egg maturing to yellow 34,-- 

Solanum pseudocapsicum (S. hendersonii) 

Jerusalem Cherry 

445.60 Red Giant, red berries; well-branched plants 34,-- 

Solanum seaforthianum 

Jazmin d'Italia 

445.66 Gloria, large star-shaped lilac flowers in large pendulous clusters, followed by clustered orange-red, 

small fruits; slender climber with pinnate leaves 

Solanum sisymbriifolium 

Litchi Tomato 

445.70 Morelle de Balbis*, beautiful bright, light blue flowers; bright red fruits in the size of a small cherry; 

edible, seedy & sweet; annual plant with thousands of spines 

Solanum xanthocarpum (S. surattense) 

Yellow-berried Nightshade 

445.72 Kantikari, a shrubby bush with spiny leaves native to India and tropical Asia; lavender-purple 

tomato-like flowers are followed by clusters of green and white striped berries ripening to yellow 

Solanum x burbankii (Solanum guinense x S. villosum) 

Wonderberry 

445.74 Sun Berry, whitish blooms; fruits are purple-blue. slightly sweet and slightly larger than a pea; said to 

rival and even surpass blueberries 



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38,-- / 1.000 sds 

Solidago cutleri (S. virgaurea alpina)(S. brachystachys) 

445.78 Baby Gold, densely tufted golden heads on compact plants 58,-- 

Sollya heterophylla 

Climbing Bluebell, an excellent climber or twiner for pots, tubs and containers with pretty, bell-shaped 

flowers 

445.80 Blue, drooping terminal cymes of blue flowers 126,-- 

445.84 White, as the above but white flowering 126,-- 

Sorghastrum nutans (Chrysopogon n.) 

445.90 Indian Grass, long showy golden panicles change to bronze 50,-- 

Sorghum bicolor (S. vulgare) 

446.00 Black Falcon, dense cone shaped heads of beautiful glossy black seeds 36,-- 

Sparaxis tricolor 

446.20 Harlequin Hybrids, an extensive colour range; easy cultivation and flowering the first year from an 

early sowing; beautiful star-like flowers with interesting markings around the centres 

Sparmannia africana 

446.22 African Hemp, cluster of white flowers; highly ornamental, adaptable, indoor foliage plant 

164,-- 

56,-- / 1.000 sds 

Spartina pectinata (P. michauxiana) 

446.24 Species. hanging leaves and brownish flower spikes 240,-- 

Spergula rubra 

446.28 Red Sand Spurry, small rosy red flowers; dwarf creeping plants; extensively branched annual 

covered with glandular hairs; numerous whorled leaves 

Sphaeralcea ambigua 

446.32 Apricot Delight, apricot with mauve variations; blooms almost all year 40,-- / 1.000 sds 

Sphaeralcea angustifolia lobata 

446.34 Coppermallow, a rainbow of colours, white, pink, lavender, magenta and every colour in between; 

little hollyhock-like plants; grey leaves 

Sphaeralcea coccinea (Malvastrum c.) 

446.36 Prairy Mallow, a beautiful plant with fine, much-divided, downy, bluish grey leaves, bearing from June 368,-- 

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to October small clusters of exciting, orange-red flowers 

Sphaeralcea fendleri venusta 

446.38 Pink Freedom*, dark cerise-rose ageing to bright rose-pink; small sidalcea-like flowers; a free 

branching, free flowering shrub-like perennial 

Spilanthes acmella (Acmella oleracea) 

Tooth-ache Plant, Salad Cress, Paragrass, Paracress, Husarenknopf, Parakresse, Jambú, 

Tannpineplante, Peek-a-Boo, Pimenteiro 

446.40 Thumbs Up*, rayless flowers, which start off as a flattened, gold ringed red ball, contrasting, spicy 

leaves are welcome in salads, but moderately 



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Sporobolus airoides 

446.50 Sacaton, light airy seedheads born well above the bluish foliage; attractive ornamental grass 75,-- 

Stachys byzantina (S. lanata)(S. olympica)(S. taurica) 

446.70 Lamb's Ears, small deep lilac-pink flowers, but very decorative, and densely white woolly, soft hairy, 

silvery foliage 

Stachys coccinea 

Red Bishop's Wort 

446.74 Pow-Wow, bushy plants with spikes of charming brick-red beak-like flowers; beautifully veined, 

slightly rugosa foliage is oddly aromatic; surprisingly hardy and quick to flower 

Stachys grandiflora (S. macrantha) 

446.80 Purple, an upright habit; green foliage and flowers in spikes colouring bluish rosy-purple 

Stachys monnieri (S. densiflora) 

446.90 Saharan Pink*, strong, short stems of clustered, apple blossom flowers; rosettes of mid-green 

foliage 

52,-- 

24,-- / 1.000 sds 

Stachys officinalis 

Dwarf Betany 

447.00 Nanus, a beautiful version of the S. officinalis; great for the rock garden, edging, tubs, pots 192,-- 

Statice sinuata see Limonium sinuatum 

Stephanotus floribunda 

Clustered Wax-flower, Madagascar Jasmine 

447.20 Species, clusters of pure white, very fragrant, waxy flowers; greenhouse climbing plant; they can be 

grown successfully in pots when, if required, they can be trained in a circle. 

640,-- 

512,-- 

136,-- / 1.000 sds 

Stevia rebaudiana (Eupatorium rebaudianum) 

447.40 Candy* (Sugar Leaf), white flowers; leaves 10 x sweeter than sugar, but without calories 3.050,-- 

Stipa barbata 

447.50 Feather Grass, long, narrow stems, upright silvery-green inflorescences 314,-- 

Stipa capillata 

447.60 Bridal Veil*, showy upright panicles; good for commercial cutting 168,-- 

Stipa elegantissima 

447.70 Feather Speargrass, erect habit; narrow, rolled leaves and feathery, loose panicles; quite showy; 

fresh or dried ver ornamental and useful for decoration 

Stipa tenuissima (S. tenuifolia) 

448.00 Angel Hair, feathery filament-thin, green flower-heads of arresting elegance 240,-- 

Strelitzia nicolai 

Natal Wild Banana, Natal Wildepiesang 

448.30 Species, white flowers with blue centre; short stems; forming massive clumps; a tall, striking foliage 

plant; an eye catching evergreen, effective throughout the year and is useful for creating a lush, 

tropical effect; the name nicolai is in honour of Czar Nicholas of Russia. 

142,-- 

90,-- / 1.000 sds 

Strelitzia reginae 

Bird of Paradise Flower 

448.32 Species, the epitome of exotics; large purple and orange flowers in abundance. 44,-- / 1.000 sds 

Streptanthus x farnsworthianus 

448.38 Blue Sails*, small, white jewelflowers; shiny, violet to navy blue bracts; providing an intensely 

contrasting backdrop; interesting and superb bouquet material 

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Streptopus amplexifolius 

448.50 White Mandarin, nodding whitish, bell-shapoed flowers with refexed petals and kinked stalks, zigzag-stems 

and pointed clasping leaves; the cucumber-flavoured berries in autumn are eaten 

Stylomecon heterophylla (Papaver h.) 

448.60 Orange Flame*, producing a great profusion of brilliant dark crimson centred, coppery-orange, 

poppy-like flowers with a Lily-of-the-Valley fragrance; clusters of deeply-cut, grey-green foliage 

Stylophorum diphyllum (Chelidonium d.)(S. petiolatum) 

448.64 Celandine Poppy, silky, deep yellow poppy-like flowers; large green, prickly seed pods, rather like 

gooseberries, hang hidden beneath the leaves 

Stylophorum lasiocarpum (Chelidonium l.) 

448.66 Chinese Celandine Poppy, a delightful plant for a shady spot bearing clusters of very pretty yellow 

flowers; very long flowering 

144,-- / 10 g 

30,-- / 10.000 sds 

144,-- / 10 g 

144,-- / 10 g 

Succisa pratensis (Scabiosa succisa) 

448.68 Devil's Bit, violet scabious-like flowers; for a long season 158,-- 

Succisella inflexa 

448.72 Frosted Pearls, masses of small, white flower heads with lightblue pollen; branching; bushy habit 

Swainsona canescens 

448.76 Blue, racemes of blue flowers variegated with pink; herbaceous, pinnate foliage 158,-- 

Swainsona formosa (Clianthus formosus) 

Parrot’s Beak 

448.80 Glory Pea, scarlet and black flowers of exotic bird-like structure; a fine but rare cut flower and a pot-, 

tub- and patio plant as a conversation piece 

Swainsona viridis 

448.84 Creeping Darling Pea, racemes of tube-like, purple flowers; glabrous leaves; dwarf perennial 



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Symphyandra hofmannii (S. pendula) 

448.90 Milkywhite*, bearing abundantly, milky-white, nodding, broadly bell-shaped flowers 320,-- 

Symphyandra zanzegura 

449.00 Lilac Bells*, rich flowering with rather wide, lilac-blue bells on delicate stems; small, grey-green, 

geranium-like leaves 

Symphytum officinale 

449.20 BlueBells*, clusters of mostly light or dark flowers; rough foliage 76,50 

Tagetes erecta 

De-tailed seeds 

450.00 Nosento Limegreen F1, unique lime-green; 7-8 cm globe-shaped, double flowers sturdy plants; 

exceptional uniform; excellent cut flower; odourless foliage; bold flowers throughout summer 

450.02 Royal Orange F1, bright orange; strong stems; fullys double, high quality flowers on strong stems; 

early flowering 

448,-- 

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346,-- / 20.000 sds 

Tagetes erecta nana 

Dwarf Carnation flowered Series 

450.04 Eskimo, “white”; suitable for pots and pack 336,-- 

Tagetes erecta nana 

Dwarf Carnation flowered Series with odourless foliage 

450.06 Golden Age*, large golden-orange flowers 18,-- 

450.08 Moonlight*, large lemon-yellow flower 18,-- 

450.10 Sunshine*, large orange flowers 18,-- 

450.12 Maximix* Mix , as above but a well-balanced mixture 18,-- 

Tagetes erecta tubulosa 

450.60 Golden Trumpets*, a very curious variety with golden-yellow flowers petals like tubs or little trumpets 144,-- 

Tagetes lucida (Tagetes anisata) 

Spanish Tarragon, Winter Tarragon, Mexican Mint, Mexican Tarragon, Texas Tarragon, SweetMace, 

Pericon, Winterestragon, Wolkenkraut, Mexicaanse Dragon, Yauhtli, Estragón mejicano 

451.00 MaxiMari*, small orange-yellow flowers and long thin leaves; the whole plant has a strong, agreeable 

anise scent 

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Tagetes minuta 

Mexican Marigold 

452.00 White Cleaner*, an ancient marigold, a real giant; North American Indians used it as a ground cleanup 

plant; would prevent other weedy types from growing in the area planted; anti-viral properties plus 

a lot of uses; it is a tall plant with mint fragrance, small whitish flowers in clusters that attract droves 

of beneficial insects in early fall; a short days trigger blooming, nematocidal; the roots attract and kill 

bad nematodes that damage root crops, till into the soil in the fall 

Tagetes patula 

452.10 Nematode Control, golden yellow; single flowered; best nematicidal effect of all marigolds 



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Tagetes patula nana 

Double flowered varieties 

452.24 Honeycomb, bi-coloured orange & red 20,-- 

452.28 Panther, mahogany-red, lined with gold 12,-- 

452.32 Queen Sofia, orange-red with golden edges 20,-- 

452.36 Red Cherry, mahogany-red with golden edge; very early flowering 12,-- 

Tagetes patula nana 

Single flowered varieties 

452.60 Harlequin, golden yellow, broad striped mahogany; dwarf habit; excelent in pots, containers etc. 48,-- 

452.64 Mars, mahogany-red, large flowers with a narrow orange edge to the petals; compact 54,-- 

452.68 Pascal, golden yellow with red blotch; large flowered 54,-- 

452.72 Silvia, golden yellow with ruffled petals 54,-- 

452.76 Tanga, primrose-yellow flowers with small blotches 78,-- 

Tagetes tenuifolia (T. signata) 

452.80 Golden Gem, golden-yellow 36,-- 

452.84 Lemon Gem, lemon-yellow 36,-- 

452.88 Orange Gem, pure orange 36,-- 

452.92 Red Gem, solid maroon, often narrowly edged gold 36,-- 

452.96 Starfire Mixture, of the above and other colours, including bicolours 36,-- 

Talinum calycinum 

453.20 Magenta Flame, covered on sunny days after midday with luminous violet-pink flowers; succulent 

leaves; little charmer 

Tanacetum cinerariifolium see Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium 

Tanacetum niveum (Chrysanthemum niveum) 

453.70 Hit the Jackpot, white flowers with yellow centres; deeply and finely cut, feathery, fragrant foliage in a 

striking shade of silvery-grey 

75,-- / 1.000 sds 

453.78 

Tanacetum parthenium (Chrysanthemum p.)(Pyrethrum p.) 

Feverfew, Featherfew, Florist Matricaria, Altamisa, Flirtwort, Wild Chamomile, Wild Quinine, 

Fieberkraut, Mutterkraut, Moederkruid 

Golden Moss, golden foliage, small white flowers; superb quality for bedding, packs etc. 

94,-- 

453.82 White Perfection, pure white pompon flowers; good cut flower 42,-- 

Tanacetum ptarmiciflorum (Chrysanthemum p.) 

Silver Lace Bush, Silver Lace Tansy, Silver Feather Tansy, Lacy Dusty Miller, Kanarianpietaryrttik 

453.86 Filigrain*, a shrubby, half-hardy perennial, grown for its silvery-grey leaves; usually treated as an 

annual ; raised from seed and sown in early spring; very useful for summer bedding and in 

containers as an alternative to Senecio cineraria. Superb plant ! 

Tanacetum vulgare (Chrysanthemum v.) 

453.90 Goldsticks*, a selection with larger, yellow button flowers, longer stems and a longer flowering period 

Tecoma stans 

Yellow Trumpets, Yellow Bells 

454.00 Yellow, bright yellow funnel form flowers in panicles; leaves bright green; attractive odd-pinnate, 

leaflets; easiest culture 

Tellima grandiflora 

455.00 Green Cups*, wispy spikes of charming, hanging lime-green bells; their scent is piercingly sweet; 

attractive deep green, heart shaped to roundish toothed leaves 

Telopea speciosissima 

455.10 Waratah, bright coral-red flowers of great beauty and distinction; elongated leaves 240,-- 

Teloxys aristata 

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455.20 Sea Foam, flowers insignificant; outstanding as everlasting; good filler; beautiful autumn colour 

Tetragonia decumbens 

455.30 Sea Spinach, small, four-lobed yellow flowers with numerous stamens and dry brown winged fruits; 

found on beaches; a prostrate or scrambling soft, semi-succulent, glistening perennialperennial with 

yellowish flowers and winged fruit; this widespread dune plant is edible and also performs an 

important role in stabilizing the sand, enabling the dune to develop into a friendly environment for 

other plants 

Tetragonolobus purpureus (Lotus purpureus)(L. tetragonolobus) 

Asparagus Pea, Asparagus Clover, Lotus Pea, Winged Pea, Le Lotier rouge, Pois Asperge, Pois 

Café, Lotier Culivé, Lotier Tetragone, Rote Spargelerbse, Echte Spargelerbse, Kaffee-Erbse, 

Englische Erbse, Ginestrino rosso, Roslina jednoroczna, Cerwjeny štyrjownik 

456.00 Species, dark red flowers followed by winged pods; edible when young 12,-- 

Teucrium chamaedrys 

456.10 Common Germander, deep evergreen foliage; lilac-rose flowers; many branches and spreading 122,-- 

Teucrium hyrcanicum 

456.20 Purple Tails, downy leaves and spikes of red to purple flowers; resembling cat tails 340,-- 

Thalictrum aquilegifolium 

476.00 Spiky Dots*, pretty fans of leaves, topped with large heads of fluffy, rosy-lilac, purple, white and pink 

flowers 

Thalictrum delavayi 

476.10 Romantica*, small deep lilac-mauve flowers, enclosing tufts of cream stamens dangle in airy-fairy 

fashion from wide, branching heads 

Thalictrum flavum ssp. glaucum 

476.20 Yellow Sublim, panicles of yellow flowers; greyish-blue leaves; a good fragrance; a delicate, stately 

and graceful plant 

Thalictrum rochebrunianum 

476.30 Lavender Mist, probably the most ornamental species of Meadow Rue with its masses of lavenderviolet 

or rosy-mauve blossoms from July to September and attractive pinnate foliage 

Thelesperma burridgeanum (Cosmidium burridgeanum) 

476.50 Choc O' Gold*, flowers of golden-yellow, each with a broad centre zone of chocolate-brown 24,-- 

Thermopsis caroliniana 

476.60 Carolina Lupin, bright yellow flowers are borne in compact, erect spikes they possess a fine 

fragrance;a stately plant, with tri-foliate glaucous leaves, silky beneath 

Thermopsis chinensis 

476.64 Sunrise, soft yellow lupin-like flowers; early flowering; excellent perennial 36,-- / 10.000 sds 

Thermopsis montana (T. rhombifolia) 

476.68 Mountain Gold, racemes of rich golden yellow flowers; resemble lupins in the shape of the flower, 

but the leaves are quite dissimilar as they are tifoliate 

Thunbergia alata 

477.10 Alba, pure white 120,-- 

477.14 Alba oculata, pure white, black centre 120,-- 

477.18 Aurantiaca, pure golden-orange 120,-- 

477.22 Aurantiaca oculata, golden orange, black centre 120,-- 

477.24 Aurea, pure yellow 120,-- 

477.28 Aurea oculata, yellow, black centre 120,-- 

477.30 Formula Mixture 120,-- 

477.34 Blushing Susie, unique predominately red shaded flowers with contrasting black eyes 120.-- 

477.38 Spanish Eyes, unusual, warm terracotta colour range with contrasting dark eyes 120.-- 

Thymophylla tenuiloba (Dyssodia t.) 

478.80 Golden Fleece, a pretty, fine-leaved, yellow daisy; dwarf, spreading plants with much-branched 

stems and with finely divided leaves 

Thymus longicaulis 

Long-stemmed Thyme 

479.00 Ambrosia, quickly forms wide spreading mats of thin wiry stems, with small scented, green leaves, 

forming a total ground cover; completely covered in early summer with clustered heads of bright 



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rosy-red flowers, already the first year 

Thymus pulegioides 

479.10 Mother of Thyme, tight clusters of deep rosy-mauve flowers; a very fragrant, bushy, shrubbery, 

spreading plant with strongly aromatic foliage 

Thymus serpyllum 

479.20 Magic Carpet, bright carmine-rose flowers and green aromatic foliage forming an absolute flat carpet 

479.40 

Thymus vulgaris (T. aestivus)(T. ilerdensis)(T. valentinus)(T. webbianus) 

Winter Thyme, the classic and scented cooking thyme, makes low, dense bushes of dark green 

leaves, very handsome when full of pale flowers 

21,40 

479.50 Summer Thyme, narrow leaves, distinctly greyer than winter thyme; superb flavour 52,80 

Thymus x citriodorus fragrantissimus (T. pulegoides x T. vulgaris) 

479.60 Charm*, clusters of charming flowers are pale pink on white; grey-green leaves with a strong and 

delicious scent between lemon and oranges 

Thysanotus dichotomus 

479.90 Purple, erect branched stems; flowers in terminal umbels; purple colour 136,-- / 10 g 

Thysanotus multiflorus 

479.94 Fringed Lily, densely tufted, rigid leaves. Large 3-petalled purple flowers each with a delicate hairy 

fringe; an unique species for pots, tubs etc. 

Tinantia erecta (T. fugax) 

Widow's Tears, Larmes de la Douariere, Witwetraenen, Weduwtranen 

480.00 Species, long, fleshy, erect stems clad with tongue-shaped leaves, it bears hanging clusters of 

charming, soft sugar-rose flowers with a flush of lilac 



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Tithonia rotundifolia (T. speciosa)(T. tagetiflora)(Tagetes rothundifolia) 

Semi-dwarf varieties 

480.20 Mexican Gold, golden orange 26,- 

480.30 Morning Sun, as above, but soft apricot-yellow 28,-- 

Tolmiea menziesii 

Piggy-back plant 

480.50 Mother of Thousands, coppery-brown flowers; although perfectly hardy for the border, this attractive 

foliage plant with the soft hairy, fresh green leaves is best known as one of those ideal 

potplants,because of its propensity of producing 'babies' on the surface of old leaves 

264,-- 

24,-- / 1 g 

Tolpis barbata (Crepis b.) 

480.60 Marco de Canaveses*, lemon-yellow flowers; purple-brown centre 34,-- 

Tordylium apulum 

Mediterranean Hartwort, Ombrellini pugliesi, Roman Pimpernel 

480.70 White Lace, pure white, lacy flowers; decorative fruits; small plants p.o.r. 

Torenia fournierii 

480.90 Blue Wings, attractive blue flowers marked with yellow; dwarf compact habit 18,-- / 1.000 sds 

480.94 Circus, F2 hybrids mixed 22,-- / 1.000 sds 

Torilis japonica (Torilis anthriscus)(Caucalis anthriscus) 

Upright- or Japanese Hedgeparsley, Torilis anthrisque, Gewöhnlicher- oder Gemeiner Klettenkerbel, 

Heggendoornzaad, Klobuczka Pospolita, Rödkörvel, Raudkjeks, Hvas Randfrø, Punakatko 

490.00 Species, parsley-like annual with taproots and erect, ridged stems; they grow in a spreading form; 

leaves are alternate, pinnately divided; Small, numerous white flowers are clustered in small, open, 

flat-topped umbels 

Trachelium coeruleum 

490.10 Lilac-blue 90,-- / 10 g 

490.14 White 90,-- 10 g 

Trachycarpus fortunei (T.excelsus)(Chamerops excelsa) 

490.20 Chusan Palm, cylindical trunk with dark centred fibres; fan shaped leaves; best hardy palm 56,-- / 1 kg 

Trachymene caerulea see Didiscus caeruleus 

Tradescantia occidentalis 

490.30 Spiderwort, narrow linear glaucous leaves; well-branched stems; flowers blue to rose 

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Tradescantia ohiensis (T. canaliculata)(T. reflexa) 

490.34 Blue, the deep blue flowers open in the morning and are closed by afternoon; a very elegant cut 

flower, even for its foliage alone 

Tradescantia virginiana 

490.38 Species, bluish purple flowers on top of erect stems 20,-- / 1.000 sds 

Tribonanthes australis 

490.60 Swamp Tribonanthes, curious grey-white felted flowers 62,-- / 10 g 

Trichodesma zeylanicum 

490.70 Northern Bluebell, rarely offered is this vigorous plant with clusters of pale to bright blue flowers; it 

should certainly make a most interesting addition to the border; a unique cut flower 

Trichosanthes cucumerina 

Snake Gourd 

490.74 White Serpent, white flowers are a little over 3 cm wide, with petals that are incredibly fringed; the 

fruit grows like a snake, long and coiled, and the warmer the climate, the longer the serpent 

Tridax trilobata 

491.20 Gold & Orange Festival*, dark green leaves and golden-orange daisy-like flowers in quantities all 

summer long; easiest cultivation; lovely cut flower as well as a flowering pot plant, tub- or patio plant 

Trifolium phaecophalum 

491.30 Black & White*, darkest purple and white on one flower; very special and attractive variety; blooms a 

rather long time if season is mild 

Trifolium repens 

491.34 Minus, the small-leaved shamrock for growing in pots for St. Patrick's Day 36,-- 

Trifolium rubens 

491.38 Red Clover, vivid, violet tinged red flowers of good size; versatile ornamental value 400,-- 

Trifolium virescens 

491.42 Flushing Rosy, good sized flowers start out bright greenish yellow and age to vivid rose; lush green 

leaves form strong clumps on this annual; .a very ornamental clover; some of the seedlings may 

have dark patterns on the leaves 

Triticum spp. 

492.00 Utrecht's Blue*, an unbelievable beautiful wheat! 4 rowed with blue grey husks and long black awns. 

The seeds are hard to thresh but good sized; great for weaving and flower arrangements 

Tritoma species see Kniphofia species 

Trollius chinensis (T. ledebourii) 

492.20 Golden Queen, masses of orange stamens and slashed petals filling golden orange bowls 282,-- 

Trollius europaeus 

492.34 Buttercups, bright lemon-yellow flowers; mounds of glossy, cut foliage 228,-- 

Tropaeolum majus 

Single flowered, trailing Nasturtium 

493.10 Milky Way*, nearest to white; delicate blooms held well above the foliage 140,-- / 1 kg 

493.90 African Queen, mixed colours; all-variegated foliage 60,-- / 1 kg 

Tropaeolum majus nanum 

Single flowered dwarf, compact varieties 

495.10 Black Velvet, velvety black flowers 200,-- / 1 kg 

495.22 Ladybird, orange-yellow with bright red markings 120,-- / 1 kg 


Alaska Series 

495.30 Gold, golden-yellow; all-variegated leaves 120,-- / 1 kg 

495.34 Salmon, as above but, soft salmon 120,-- / 1 kg 

495.38 Salmon-Orange, as above, but soft salmon-orange 136,-- / 1 kg 

495.42 Scarlet, as above, but scarlet-red 120,-- / 1 kg 

495.44 Nova Zembla*, full colour range; all-variegated foliage 120,-- / 1 kg 


Whirleybird Series 

495.60 Cherry-Rose, spurless blooms; top flowering; non-trailing 234,-- / 1 kg 



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495.64 Cream, as above, but creamy-yellow 132,-- / 1 kg 

495.68 Mahogany-Red, as above, but dark red 168,-- / 1 kg 

495.72 Orange, as above, but pure orange 168,-- / 1 kg 

495.76 Red, as above, but scarlet-red 132,-- / 1 kg 

495.80 Yellow, as above, but bright golden yellow 132,-- / 1 kg 

495.84 Mixed, as above, but full colour range 60,-- / 1 kg 


Double and semi-double flowered dwarf, compact varieties 

496.00 Cherry Rose, cherry-rose 100,-- / 1 kg 

496.04 Lavender Jewel, pastel lavender 200,-- / 1 kg 

496.08 Peach Melba*, creamy-yellow, blotched apricot-red 100,-- / 1 kg 

496.10 Peach Melba Superior, bright cream flowers with maroon dots 30,-- / 1.000 sds 

496.12 Peach Melba Yellow, bright cream-yellow flowers; no dots 30,-- / 1.000 sds 

496.14 Primrose Gem, primrose-yellow 120,-- / 1 kg 

496.16 Salmon Baby*, salmon-rose; dark leaved 120,-- / 1 kg 

Tropaeolum peregrinum (T. aduncum)(T. canariense) 

Canary Vine 

496.90 Paxarito, elegant, long stalked bright yellow flowers; deeply cut foliage 76,-- / 1 kg 

Tropaeolum speciosum 

496.96 Cinnabar, vermillion-red, spurred flowers; hand-shaped leaves 460,-- / 100 g 

Tweedia coerulea see Oxypetalum coeruleum 

Tulbaghia violacea 

497.00 Rijk Tulbagh, evergreen with dainty mauve umbels all year; the plant smells of garlic when injured 

35,-- / 1.000 sds 

Tunica saxifraga 

497.20 Species, tiny pink flowers on a loose green cushion 52,-- 

Typha angustifolia 

497.30 Species, dark green foliage; brown flower-spikes look like cigars; wants moisture 80,-- 

Uncinia rubra 

497.60 Firedance, small bushy plant with red-bronzy shades 448,-- / 10 g 

Uniola latifolia (Chasmanthium l.) 

497.70 Sea Oats, inflorescence borne in large loose spikelets on drooping peduncles 480,-- 

Ursinia anethoides 

498.00 Star of the Veldt, bright orange; black blotches at the base of the petals 44,-- 

Ursinia speciosa 

498.20 Grazy Daisies*, attractive because of the numerous yellow and orange graceful and c(g)raz(c)y daisy 

flowers in summer; full colour range 

Valantia muralis 

498.30 Naturalis*, beautiful, dark green, dwarf compact and easy to grow plants p.o.r. 

Valeriana officinalis 

All-heal, Amantilla, Capon's Tail, Setwall, Vandal Root Valerian, Garden Heliotrope, Echte Valeriaan, 

Herbe-aux-chats, Valériane officinale à rejets, Baldrian, Kozlek lekarski, Läkevänderot, 

Lækjevändelrot, Læge-Baldrian, Rohtovirmajuuri, Garðabruða 

498.40 Anthos, improved strain of Valerian for commercial production; root yield up to 2 1/2 tonnes per 

hectare (1 ton per acre); contains 0.7% essential oil (bornyl acetate, valeportiate and valerenic acid); 

seed requirement: 20-30 gr / 100 m2; 0.7 / ha presown; 4 kg. / ha direct drilling 

498.42 Species, attractive upright plant with pinnate foliage and clusters of fragrant pale pink flowers in 

summer; powerfully scented roots 

Velleia discophora 

498.50 Yellow Carpeter, carpets of spoon-shaped foliage and unusual but highly attractive lemon-yellow 

flowers; a very special bedding-, alpine- and rockgarden plant, that also thrives very well in pots/tubs 

Velleia rosea 

498.54 Pink Carpeter, very much like V. discophora, but with clear pink flowers; it is a distinct and beautiful 

species 

Velleia trinervis 

498.58 Showy Carpeter, bell-shaped bright yellow flowers; a curiously showy bedding-, alpine and rock 282,-- 



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garden plant and a beautiful cut flower as well; very suitable for pots etc. on the patio, balcony; a 

surprise for everybody! 

Venidium fastuosum (Arctotis fastuosa)(V. macrocephalum)(V. wyleyi) 

Monarch of the Veldt 

500.00 Orange Prince, bright orange; dark disc and ring 44,-- 

500.10 Zulu Prince, as above, but silvery-white 48,-- 

Verbascum blattaria albiflorum 

Moth Mullein, Schaben- oder Mottenkraut, Molène blattaire, Mottenkruid 

501.40 Sweetheart, spires of purple-eyed, rose tinted, white flowers over compact rosettes of shiny leaves; 

flowering abundantly the very first year already; beautiful and popular in wildflower planting 

Verbascum bombyciferum 

501.50 Polar Summer, bright yellow flowers on silvery-white woolly plants 150,-- 

Verbascum chaixii album 

501.60 Piercing Sky*, scarcely branched, long panicles, tightly massed with white flowers and beautiful 

purple stamens 

Verbascum phlomoides 

501.64 Cluster'd Gold, the stems covered with large, bright yellow flowers in clusters; the showy spikes of 

flowers last for a long time on the plants; rather large leaves 



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Verbascum phoeniceum (Celsia atroviolaceae)(C. rechingeri) 

501.70 New Hybrids, full colour range of whites, pinks, purples, violets and reds 22,-- 

Verbascum x hybridum 

Mullein, Kleinblütige Königskerze, Bouillon blanc, Toorts 

501.80 Pink Charm F.1, a very unusual mixture of mainly rose and pink shades; flowers with purple stamen; 

leaves are forming flat rosettes; blooming the first year from an early sowing 

Verbena bonariensis 

502.00 Purple Top*, tall rigid stems with loose heads of tight-packet clusters of rosy violet-blue, scented 

flowers in an endless succession 

18,50 

360.-- / g 

Verbena canadensis (Buchnera c.)(V. aubletia)(V. drummondii)(V. lambertii) 

502.10 Perfecta*, rosy violet, a compact, slightly spreading species 48,-- 

Verbena gooddingii 

Scented Vervain 

502.20 Purple Wave, fragrant purplish flowers form spring to fall; excellent cut flower 40,-- / 1.000 sds 

Verbena macdougalii 

502.60 Tyrian Purple*, long, very dense, narrow spikes of showy, deep purple flowers; erect. hairy stems 

and thick, veiny narrow, softly hairy leaves 

Verbena rigida (V. venosa) 

502.64 Magenta, neat and low growing with an endless succession of clusters of small, dense magentapurple 

flowers; a superb mass-bedder 

Verbena tenuisecta 

502.68 Lilac, a charming little plant for the rockery with finely cut fern-like foliage and dense, terminal heads 

of bluish-lilac flowers; excellent ground cover 

Verbena wrightii 

502.72 Purple Vervain, loads of purple-blue flowers on low growing plants; a delightful carpet 

50,-- 

40,-- / 1.000 sds 

80,-- 

42,-- 

40,-- / 1.000 sds 

Verbena x hybrida nana compacta 

Sparkle Series 

502.82 Amethyst, deep lavender blue; white eye 92,-- 

502.84 Apricot, shades of apricot and creamy yellow 92,-- 

502.86 Blaze, bright scarlet 92,-- 

502.88 Crystal, pure white 92,-- 

502.90 Delight, soft pink; white eye 92,-- 

502.92 Sparkle, scarlet-red; white eye 92,-- 

502.94 Splendor, purple; white eye 92,-- 

502.96 Sparkle Mixture, fine blend of all Sparkles 92,-- 

Verbena x hybrida (V. hortensis) 

503.00 Ideal Florist, full colour-range; semi-tall mixture 30,--





Verbesina enceloides 

503.60 Anil del Muerto, striking, profuse yellow mini-daisy-sunflowers; erect, greyish green foliage; easy; 

rather coarse; fast growing 

Vermin Fighter Mix 

504.00 I.C.S.-Mix*, careful balanced mixture of aromatic herbs, fighting louses and snails 150,-- / 1 kg 

Veronica austriaca ssp. teucrium 

504.10 Royal Blue, showy bushy plants with long racemes of dazzling gentian-blue flowers 40,-- 

Veronica chamaedrys 

504.20 Germander Speedwell, bright blue flowers in racemes; rather thick foliage; creeping root-stock 278,-- 

Veronica fruticans (V. saxatiles) 

504.30 Rock Speedwel, comparatively large, bright blue flowers with a red eye; a creeping, woody-based 

plant with wiry stems, tiny fleshy leaves 

Veronica gentianoides 

504.40 Blue Streak, single erect spikes get up with pale blue flowers; this cespitose or tufted perennial forms 

rosettes of broad, dark green leaves 

Veronica incana (V. spicata ssp. Incana) 

504.44 IcyBlue*, violet-blue flowers above silvery leaves; floriferous; dwarf compact plants; ideal in pots, 

containers and for bedding 



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112,-- / 10 g 

24,-- / 1 g 

Veronica longifolia (V. exaltata) 

504.50 Beach Blue*, tall upright, long terminal spikes of clear blue flowers; excellent for cutting 34,-- 

Veronica porphyriana 

504.54 Species , bright violet-bue spikes; dark green foliage 32,-- / 1 g 

Veronica prostrata 

504.58 Blue, racemes of deep blue flowers; mat forming carpeter; quite showy 192,-- / 10 g 

Veronica repens 

504.60 White, close mats of prostrate branches; masses of white flowers, tinged blue 94,-- / 10 g 

Veronica spicata nana 

504.70 Blue Carpet, bright blue flowerspikes; compact ground cover 180,-- / 10 g 

Viguiera multiflora 

504.80 Showy Goldeneye, sunflower-like blooms; bright yellow; easy cultivation; reproduction is by seed 

only 

Vigna caracalla (Phaseolus c.) 

Snail Flower 

504.86 Species, dark green leaves, curiously spiralled mauve and white flowers; look like snails; fragrant p.o.r. 

Villarsia calthifolia 

504.90 Yellow, large round foliage and heads of delicate yellow flowers; a beautiful cutflower; requires 

contant moisture 

Villarsia parnassifolia 

Australian aquatic herb 

504.94 Yellow, loosely branched stems with quantities of distinct yellow flowers; a very nice cut flower; likes 

moisture 

Vinca rosea (Catharanthus r.) 

Dwarf Little Series 

505.12 Little Blanche, pure white 56,-- 

505.14 Little Bright Eyes, white with carmine eye 56,-- 

505.16 Little Delicata, soft pink 56,-- 

505.18 Little Linda, deep rose 70,-- 

505.20 Little Pinkie (Coquette), rose-pink 56,-- 

505.22 Little Series Mix 56,-- 

Viola betonicifolia 

507.00 Blue, a fast growing groundcover with blue flowers; thrives well in pots etc. 114,-- / 10 g 

Viola coreana see Viola koreana 

320,-- 

p.o.r. 

142,--





Viola corsica 

507.40 Violet, very rich flowering with violet-purple-blue blooms, which stand erect 128,-- / 10 g 

Viola elatior 

507.60 Violet, tall stems with pale blue flowers all summer; a beautiful variety for cutting 80,-- / 10 g 

Viola koreana (V. coreana exilis)(V. grypoceras exilis) 

507.84 Sylettas, beautiful violet-blue flowers held well above the foliage; mid-green, almost circular leaves 

are conspicuously and ornately marked with a perfectly symmetrical pattern of silvery-grey markings 

96,-- / 1 g 

Viola mandshurica 

507.94 Fuji Dawn, purple flowers; pink and white variegated leaves 60,-- / 1.000 sds 

Viola mirabilis 

508.00 Lilacina, soft lilac to light reddish flowers 256,-- 

Viola odorata 

508.40 Queen Charlotte, nicely fragrant deep blue flowers 32,-- 

508.44 The Czar, deep violet-purple; fragrant; vigorous 34,-- 

Viola pedatifida 

508.54 Alba, pure white 192,-- / 10 g 

508.60 Violacea, purple-violet flowers; deeply lobed leaves 66,-- / 10 g 

Viola pumila 

508.70 Pygmy Violet, beautiful, delicate cushions with soft blue flowers 180,-- / 10 g 

Viola reichenbachiana (V. sylvestris) 

508.74 Wood Violet, light violet flowers 72,-- / 10 g 

Viola riviniana (L. labradorica) 

508.80 Labrador Violet, dark lilac flowers; fawless carpet of handsome, rounded, purplish green leaves 

Viola rupestris rosea (V. arenaria rosea) 

508.90 Teesdale Rosea, pleasant pink flowers, freely produced during spring 150,-- / 10.000 sds 

Viola sororia (V. papilionacea)(V. priceana) 

509.40 Freckles, white, china-blue speckled 82,-- / 10 g 

Viola stojanowii (V. rhodopaea)(V. rhodopeia) 

509.80 Mountain Yellow*, bright chartreuse yellow flowers; diminutive and very neat; leaves are small 

Viola tricolor maxima 

F2 Series 

510.00 Extravaganza, full colour range; gigantic flowers; early 624,-- 

510.10 Saint Ravel mixed, wide colour range 120,-- 

510.20 Saint Tropez mixed, excellent pack and garden performance 360,-- 

510.30 Pastel Shades, soft pink, light yellow, rose and blue water colours 88,-- 

Viola tricolor nigra 

510.40 Bowles Black, a garden classic; nearly black flowers with a pale yellow eye 272,-- 

Viola triloba 

510.50 Blue, bluish violet flowers; haert-shaped leaves 160,-- / 1 g 

Viola x cornuta 

Fun Eyes Series, compact mound-shaped plants covered with small heart-shaped flowers with 

discreet yellow eye and black whisker-like markings; ideal for bedding and pots 

510.80 Fun Eyes Blue, deep velvety blue 160,-- 

510.84 Fun Eyes Yellow, soft yellow with rose blush 160,-- 

510.88 Fun Eyes Tricolor, yellow, cream and purple 160,-- 

Viola x hybrida 

Trailing Pansy 

511.00 Waterfall F.1, attractive blue & white bi-colour; scenbted flowers; first ever small flowered F.1 trailing 

Pansy; ideal for containers and hanging baskets 


A twin with a very attractive, flat and compact growing habit and a continuous production throughout 

the summer, of relatively large sized flowers 



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511.50 Angry Mandarin*, purple-black flowers with a small yellow, striped centre 300,-- 

511.54 Happy Mandarin*, happy light blue flowers with a bright golden, dark striped centre 300,-- 

511.90 


Blacky*, small black flowers; blooming during a long period; dwarf compact plants 240,-- 

511.92 Sunday Best*, a small, compact, but rich flowering variety; a bright open, creamy white face; 

beautifully blotched lilac 

180,-- 


Miniola Heart Series 

511.94 Aqua, combination of green and blue; black whiskers; plants are covered of hear-shaped flowers; 

very floriferous; quick to flower 

511.95 Gold, as above, but deep gold with black whiskers 398.-- 

511.96 Ice Blue, as above, but clear ice blue with yellow face 398.-- 

511.97 Pink, as above, but light pink with yellow face 398.-- 

511.98 Purple, as above, but rich purple with contrasting yellow face 398.-- 

Viola x wittrockiana 

Swiss Giant Series Market Growers Quality 

512.00 Alpenglow, mahogany-red 88,-- 

512.02 Bergwacht, deep blue 88,-- 

512.04 Claret, wine-red with dark blotches 88,-- 

512.06 Coronation Gold, pure golden-yellow 88,-- 

512.08 Fire Beacon, brick-red with dark blotches 88,-- 

512.10 Flame, orange-scarlet with black blotches 88,-- 

512.12 Laura, raspberry-rose with dark blotches 88,-- 

512.14 Orange Sun, orange 88,-- 

512.16 Paperwhite, pure white 88,-- 

512.18 Red Wing, coppery-scarlet with golden yellow lower petals 88,-- 

512.20 Rhinegold, golden-yellow with dark blotches 88,-- 

512.22 Super Beaconsfield, light blue with dark blue lower petals 88,-- 

512.24 Ullswater, gentian-blue with dark blotches 88,-- 

512.30 Velvet Mixed, velvety texture; wonderful range; large flowered; compact 88,-- 

512.34 Florist Mixed, largest flowered of the open pollinated Swiss Giant type 88,-- 


Picot÷es de Roggli 

512.50 Brunig, darkest mahogany with brigh gold picotee margins 328.-- 

512.60 Gemmi, rich dark purple with neat and narrow white edge 328.-- 

515.40 


Dutch Blues*, a very special blue in pansies; some call it campanula-blue 368,-- 

515.50 Dutch Skies*, a beautiful bedding pansy with a sparkling colour effect; the flowers are starting whitish 

and change into the most admirable, celestial-blue 

368,-- 


516.04 Tetra Rococo*, extra large flowering ruffled mixture with a bright colour range 240,-- 

Viscaria oculata (Agrostemma coeli-rosa)(Silene coeli-rosa)(V. cardinalis)(Lychnis coeli-rosa 

oculatus) 


540.60 Blue Angel, masses of clear blue flowers 12,-- 

540.64 Rose Angels, bright rose with dark eyes 12,-- 

540.68 Treasure Island*, a mix of heavenly colours; charming for borders, beds or pots 70,-- 

Vitaliana primuliflora (Aretia vitaliana)(Douglasia v.)(Androsace v.) ssp. Praetutiana 

540.74 Yellow, forms dense and very floriferous yellow mats with leaves being silvery beneath 72,-- / 1 g 

Wahlenbergia congesta 

540.80 Twinkling Stars*, forms dense, congested mats of shiny, spoon-shaped leaves from which arise 

numerous, delicate, slender stems, each bearing one, dainty, white (occasionally pale blue), starry 

bell-shaped flower 

Wahlenbergia undulata 

540.84 DelicaLight*, masses of soft lilac-blue, campanula-like flowers; held well above the mounding foliage 

Waitzia acuminata var. acuminata 

541.00 Yellow, hoary foliage and terminal corymbs of numerous yellow flowers; excellent cut- and dry flower 

Waitzia acuminata var. albicans 

541.04 White, as W. a.a., but with beautiful white flowers 92,-- / 10 g 



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Waitzia suaveolens var. flava (W. aurea) 

541.08 Yellow, loose corymbs of rather large yellow everlasting daisies; roughly hairy foliage; unique dry- 

and cut flowers both for bedding as well as pot flower 

62,-- / 10 g 

Waldsteinia fragarioides 

541.30 Barren Strawberry, Mat-forming; strawberry-like foliage; yellow flowers p.o.r. 

Wangenheimia lima 

541.40 Vulcan, green fishbone-like flowerheads 22,-- / 1.000 sds 

Washingtonia filifera (Pritchardia f.) 

542.00 Petticoat Palm, fan-like leaves, cut and segmented into many thread-like filaments 22,50 / 1.000 sds 

Washingtonia robusta (W. filifera robusta) 

542.04 Petticoat Palm, much like the above, with larger leaves, without the filaments 22,50 / 1.000 sds 

Wisteria sinensis 

542.10 Blue Rain, racemes of lovely clear mauve colour; free-flowering habit; delicious perfume of the 

flowers 

Withania somnifera 

Clustered Winter-Cherry, Kuthmithi, Indian Ginseng, Winterkers 

542.20 Ashwagandha*, small, colourless flowers; orange-red berries used for shampoo and soap; a valuable 

medicinal plant holding a place similar to that of Ginseng in some traditions; easy to grow as an 

annual; papery husks around the fruits, similar to these of Physalis; extremely useful in dry flower 

arrangements 

Wyethia helinioides 

542.30 Mule's Ear Daisy, flowers are creamy white and with a contrasting yellow disc, resembling Zinnia's; 

an easy to handle and fast growing perennial 



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Xanthisma texana 

542.40 Flower Power, elegant bright yellow flowers; self-cleaning 262,-- 

Xanthosia candida 

542.50 White, appearance very much like Didiscus coerulea, however a better cut flower, because it is 

lasting longer; the flowers are brilliant white; a unique variety 

Xanthosia rotundifolia 

542.54 Southern Cross, myriads of white flowers erect in umbels; glabrous foliage that is woolly beneath; a 

beautiful cut flower 

Xanthophtalmum coronarium 

542.60 Summer Beauty*, a beautiful tall growing summer flower with large, sunny white, yellow centred 

flowers 

Xylanthemum tianschanicum 

543.00 White Power*, a dark green leaved daisy with attractive, contrasting white single, medium-sized 

flowers; extremely long, strong stems; ideal for cutting 

Xyris lanata 

543.40 Yellow Slender Lily, tall wiry stems with yellow Iris-like blooms; tufts of erect, slender leaves; a 

unique beauty for landscaping 

Yucca aloifolia 

543.80 Spanish Bayonet, the tree-like yucca with narrow, glaucous green leaves and large panicles of 

creamy-white, tinged purple flowers 

Yucca baccata 

543.84 Banana Yucca, a very interesting and fine species with panicles of over-poweringly fragrant, large 

white flowers, followed by edible Date-like 

Yucca elata 

543.88 Soap Weed, huge panicles of white flowers; grass-like foliage 20,-- 

Yucca filamentosa 

543.92 Adam's Needle, quite hardy, glaucous foliage with curly white threads and creamy flowers 32,-- 

Yucca glauca (Y. angustifolia) 

543.96 Blue Yucca, hardy, rosettes of bluish foliage; greenish white flowers in erect racemes 16,-- 

p.o.r 

582,-- 

30,-- 

p.o.r. 

336,-- 

35,-- 

24,--





Zaluzianskya capensis (Nycterinia c.) 

Starbalsam, Night Phlox, Fairy Nights 

544.00 Starband*, numerous, short spikes with striking, white, starry, phlox-like flowers, which are purpleblack 

on the outside and remain closed during daytime; an outstanding powerfully, late evening- and 

nocturnal fragrance; a delicious almond/honey/vanilla-like scent 

Zantedeschia aethiopica 

544.10 Species, the famous white arum or calla; classic cut flower and pot plant 50,-- / 100 sds 

544.20 Marsmallow Pink, spathes flushed pink in the throat; veru attractive; hardy 50,-- / 100 sds 

Zauschneria californica ssp. latofilia 

California Fuchsia 

544.40 Kolibri Trumpet, multitudes of scarlet, trumpet flowers with beautiful, curved, long stamens; green 

hairy leaves; exquisite 

Zea mays japonica variegata 

545.00 Stripes & Stripes*, extremely beautiful ornamental corn; majestic, graceful foliage, variegated plant 

with striped leaves with green, white, yellow and pink; tassel are dark purple, kernels are burgundy 



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15,-- / 100 sds 

260,-- / 1 kg 

Zea mays 

545.04 Indian Berries, multicoloured rounded cobs; very ornamental 200,-- / 1 kg 

545.08 Little Jewels, multi-coloured mini corn mixed 104,-- / 1 kg 

545.12 Strawberry Popcorn, small round red cobs 64,-- / 1kg 

Zea mays 

Unique Miniature Corn 

545.60 Baby Fingers Blue, blue-seeded 180,-- / 1 kg 

545.64 Baby Finger Pink, pink-seeded 180,-- / 1 kg 

Zinnia angustifolia (Z. linearis) 

555.00 Orange 50,-- 

555.04 White 50,-- 

555.08 Yellow 50,-- 

Zinnia elegans F1 

Dixie Series 

extra dwarf plants topped with large, fully double blooms in vivid colours. Ideal for large packs and 

pot production 

555.50 Dixie Orange 480.-- 

555.52 Dixie Rose 480.-- 

555.54 Dixie Scarlet 480.-- 

555.56 Dixie White 480.-- 

555.58 Dixie Yellow 480.-- 

555.60 Dixie Mix 480.-- 

Zinnia grandiflora 

556.00 Prairie Zinnia, ground hugging cushions completely covered with yellow flowers; a spectacular 

bedding & border plant 

15,-- / 100 sds 

Zinnia haageana (Z. angustifolia)(Z. mexicana) 

556.30 Chippendale, mahogany and orange shades with golden markings 18,-- 

556.40 Old Mexico, mahogany red with golden tips 18,-- 

Zinnia linearis see Zinnia angustifolia 

Zoysia japonica 

560.90 Japanese Lawn, durable fine textured lawn for warm climate 162,--

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