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  Tulip PepTalk

  PepTalk is a highly unusual, beautiful tulip that was just introduced in 2019. Blooms can range from white, to red, to white with brushstrokes of red Read More »
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  Muscari Pink Sunrise (Grape Hyacinth)

  A twist on the classic blue muscari, Pink Sunrise is a new, exciting, and highly unusual member of the grape hyacinth family. This very pretty muscari Read More »
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  Allium Graceful Beauty

  Allium Graceful Beauty is an extremely pretty and elegant allium with large white star-shaped flowers in dozens of clusters, forming 10cm diameter spheres. Each flower has Read More »
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  Tulip Ballerina

  Tulip Ballerina is an elegant lily-flowered tulip in the most gorgeous shade of soft orange, with a rose-pink blush at the base of the petals. It Read More »
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  Tulip West Point

  Standing to attention, these highly unusual bright yellow lily-like blooms will make a casual observer do a double take. An heirloom tulip dating back to 1915, Read More »
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  Anemone de Caen Hollandia

  Anemone de Caen Hollandia is a striking scarlet red poppy-like flower with a black button centre. Fast growing and free blooming, this cheerful anemone is incredibly Read More »
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  Allium Ambassador

  This relatively new variety has already made a large impact in the gardening world, and no wonder. Award winning Allium Ambassador has giant, densely packed, rich-purple Read More »
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  Crocus Sativus (Saffron Crocus)

  Coveted and cultivated for 2,000 years for its highly prized stamens (saffron), Crocus Sativus, also known as Saffron Crocus, is a very interesting Autumn-flowering species. The Read More »
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  Galanthus Elwesii (Snowdrops)

  To many gardeners the charming and welcome sight of snowdrops bursting through the ground heralds the end of winter and the prospect of brighter, warmer days Read More »
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  Tulip Mondial

  Creamy white, maturing to snow white, the Tulip Mondial is a gorgeous double peony variety that gives off a lovely light scent. This early bloomer makes Read More »