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PIERIS 'Flaming Silver' >

Lily of the valley shrub

Startling silver variegation and scarlet new growth

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PIERIS forrestii 'Forest Flame' >

Lily of the valley shrub

Dainty foliage red then fading to salmon

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PISTACIA lentiscus >

Mastic tree

aromatic tree with leathery dark green leaflets and red fruits

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POLYGALA chamaebuxus 'Grandiflora' >

Ground box, Shrubby milkwort

Spreading shrub with leathery leaves and unusual purple pea flowers with a yellow heel

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POLYGONATUM multiflorum >

Lady's seal

Green-white flowers, borne on arching stems

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PRIMULA denticulata >

Drumstick primrose

Lilac-purple drum-stick primula

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PRIMULA veris >

Cowslip, Herb Peter, Palsywort

Variable yellow flowers

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PRIMULA vulgaris >

Primrose

fragrant pale yellow flowers

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PROSTANTHERA cuneata >

Alpine mint bush

Minute leaves and large racemes of white flowers. The hardiest of all Prostantheras and a suitable rock plant

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PROSTANTHERA sieberi >

Australian mint bush

Largest growing form with lilac-purple flowers and aromatic leaves

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PRUNUS 'Amanogawa' >

Flagpole cherry, Lombardy poplar cherry

tight columnar habit and dense clusters of semi-double pale pink flowers

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PRUNUS 'Kanzan' >

Flowering cherry

The most floriferous of the double pink cherries with vigorous and quick growing habit

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PRUNUS 'Kiku Shidare Zakura' >

Flowering cherry

Deep pink double flowering cherry with weeping habit

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PRUNUS 'Pink Perfection' >

Flowering cherry

One of the most attractive of all the cherries. Bright rosy pink buds opening paler pink, double

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PRUNUS sargentii >

Flowering cherry, Sargent's cherry

Pale pink flowers with bronze red young foliage, brilliant autumn colours

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PRUNUS 'Shirofugen' >

Flowering cherry

Pink in bud, changing to blush white, double

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PRUNUS 'Shirotae' >

Flowering cherry

(Mount Fuji) - large single or semi-double fragrant white flowers

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PRUNUS 'Tai Haku' >

Great white cherry

large single white flowers

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PRUNUS 'Ukon' >

Flowering cherry

Semi-double, pale greenish white flowers

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PRUNUS x yedoensis 'Ivensii' >

Yoshino cherry

Small weeping tree with long tortuous branches and drooping twigs and snow white flowers

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PRUNUS cerasifera 'Nigra' >

Black-leaf plum, Blaze

Red leaves when young then turning dark purple. Pink flowers

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PRUNUS x cistena >

Purple leaf sand cherry

beautiful purplish-red foliage, white flowers

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PRUNUS incisa 'Kojo No Mai' >

Fuji cherry

Masses of small white or pale pink flowers very early in the spring carried on zig zag shoots

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PRUNUS mume 'Beni-shidari' >

Japanese apricot

Strongly fragrant double, cup-shaped pink flowers. Pink in bud fading after opening

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PRUNUS nipponica var. kurilensis 'Brilliant' >

Japanese alpine cherry, Kurile cherry

Dwarf compact habit with flowers which open white and fade to soft pink

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PRUNUS spinosa >

Blackthorn, Sloe

white flowers

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PRUNUS tenella 'Fire Hill' >

Dwarf Russian almond

Suckering shrub with brilliant rose-red flowers. The most attractive of all the dwarf almonds and ideal for growing in a heather bed

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PRUNUS triloba >

Flowering almond, Rose tree of China

Popular dwarf almond, branches wreathed with bright double pink flowers

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PRUNUS laurocerasus >

Common laurel

excellent for hedging even in shade

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PSEUDOCYDONIA sinensis >

Chinese quince

Semi-evergreen with flaking bark. Solitary pink flowers in spring and then large yellow egg-shaped or quince-like fruits

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Burncoose Nurseries: Gwennap, Redruth, Cornwall TR16 6BJ
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