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"The Lobelia Tupa arrived safely this morning, a wonderful specimen. Thank you so much for your great service, packing and sending. I look forward to it flowering next year. Kind regards. "
Sue Bennett August 2009

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"I orderd and paid for my magnolia on Wednesday 21st Dec and as it was for my wife's Christmas present told her that what I had orded and said it would arrive after Christmas to my surprise it arived today 22nd and is now planted in the garden and will be unveiled on Christmas morning. Well done all of you David Shrimpton. Thank you so much."
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Plants Flowering in June

COTONEASTER Hybridus Pendulus >

Weeping cotoneaster

Scarlet berries on pendulous branches

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COTONEASTER lacteus >

Red fruits in broad clusters lasting until Christmas. Oval leathery leaves, grey underneath

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COTONEASTER microphyllus >

Rose box

Evergreen with coral-red berries

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COTONEASTER 'Rothschildianus' >

Willow-leaved cotoneaster

Distinctive spreading habit and clusters of creamy-yellow fruits

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COTONEASTER simonsii >

Himalayan cotoneaster

Semi-evergreen, scarlet berries

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COTONEASTER x suecicus 'Skogholm' >

Wide spreading habit with small coral-red fruits. Good ground cover

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CRAMBE cordifolia >

Colewort

Large perennial which makes a handsome foliage plant for the back of a border or as a specimen. Panicles of small white flowers

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CRASSULA sarcocaulis >

Bushy perennial succulent with fleshy stems and red tinted leaves. Star-shaped white or pink flowers

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CRATAEGUS x grignonensis >

Hawthorn

Thornless species with glossy leathery leaves, single white flowers and shiny brownish red fruits lasting all winter (birds permitting!)

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CRATAEGUS laevigata 'Paul's Scarlet' >

Double crimson hawthorn, Midland hawthorn, Red May

Double red

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CRATAEGUS laevigata 'Plena' >

Double white thorn, Midland hawthorn

Double white

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CRINODENDRON hookerianum >

Chilean lantern tree

(Syn. Tricuspidaria lanceolata) - crimson lanterns borne in profusion

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CRINODENDRON hookerianum 'Ada Hoffman' >

Chilean lantern tree

A striking new introduction with longer leaves and attractive pink lantern flowers

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CYTISUS battandieri >

Moroccan broom, Pineapple broom

cone-shaped clusters of bright yellow pineapple scented flowers

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CYTISUS scoparius 'Andreanus' >

Common broom

Dark red and yellow flowers

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CYTISUS scoparius 'Burkwoodii' >

Common broom

Deep pink to maroon flowers with gold margins

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CYTISUS scoparius 'Firefly' >

Common broom

Yellow and brownish red

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CYTISUS scoparius 'Golden Cascade' >

Common broom

Semi-weeping gold

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DANAE racemosa >

Alexandrian laurel

(Ruscus racemosus) - shade tolerant evergreen with arching sprays of narrow polished leaves

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DAPHNE burkwoodii 'Astrid' >

Variegated daphne

Pale yellow margins turning creamy-white to the blue-green leaves

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DAPHNE burkwoodii 'Somerset' >

Improved form of burkwoodii with fragrant purple-pink flowers

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DAPHNE tangutica >

Masses of very fragrant flowers tinged pink

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DAPHNE x transatlantica 'Eternal Fragrance' >

Rosy-red flowers in bud opening white in large clusters. Extremely fragrant

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DECUMARIA barbara >

Semi-evergreen climber which grows to around 30 feet usually in other trees in the wild. Small white flowers in June-July. Quite similiar in appearance to a climbing hydrangea or schizophragma

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