Conservatory and Sunroom

We probably use the term Conservatory Plants a bit too freely – after all, plants were around long before conservatories, and with a bit of ingenuity, it is amazing the number of ‘conservatory’ plants you can grow - without a conservatory! A sun-lounge, porch or gently heated greenhouse will be appreciated by many medium-sized plants and some smaller plants can be accommodated on a windowsill. Plants in this category are generally regarded as best grown permanently indoors, due to their size, habit, flowering or tenderness. Wherever possible plants will appreciate a spell outdoors in summer. 

We only show you the plants we hope to have for sale in 2024, if not available now they will progressively become so through the spring.

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Abutilon  'Nabob'
Abutilon 'Nabob'
£6.50
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Flowering Maple

A beautiful, half hardy shrub with deep red bell-shaped flowers for most of the year. The true form.

Abutilon 'Victorian Lady'
Abutilon 'Victorian Lady'
£8.50
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A fairly hardy cultivar with beautiful double pink flouncy flowers over a long period. The only double flowered Abutilon. Vigourous upright growth at first, but in time with some pruning it will bush out and make a magnificent shrub.

Abutilon hybridum maximum
Abutilon hybridum maximum
£6.50
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Indian Mallow

A free flowering plant with large flowers in a mixture of couours. Lucky dip!

Adiantum caudatum
Adiantum caudatum
£7.50
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An unusual Maidenhair Fern, with long trailing leaves which root and produce more plants where they touch the ground. Ideal for a hanging basket in a shady spot indoors.

Adiantum hispidulum 'Bronze Venus'
Adiantum hispidulum 'Bronze Venus'
£8.50
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Rosy Maidenhair Fern

A very pretty fern, the new fronds emerge a bronze red. For a shady spot in humus-rich soil in warm garden.

Adiantum raddianum 'Fragrans'
Adiantum raddianum 'Fragrans'
£8.50
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Delta Maidenhair Fern

A very dainty fern for a cool shady spot indoors, and a humid atmosphere.

Adromischus cooperi
Adromischus cooperi
£8.50
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A popular succulent on account of the attractive markings on its fleshy leaves. A neat little plant for a sunny window sill.

Aeonium  leucoblepharum (leuconeura)
Aeonium leucoblepharum (leuconeura)
£6.50
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A variable East African species, our form appears to be low growing, the leaves having a central purple stripe. We may know more as we grow it.

Aeonium 'Blushing Beauty'
£6.50
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This beautiful cultivar has a well-branched habit with multiple rosettes which are green in the centre, the outer leaves turn a deep reddish purple. Well-drained compost and sun.

 

Aeonium decorum f. variegata
Aeonium decorum f. variegata
£6.50
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A very colourful form of a species from La Gomera, Canary Islands, branching freely to make a large impressive plant.

Aeonium simsii - variegated
Aeonium simsii - variegated
£6.50
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A low growing branching succulent with soft pale green leaves edged with white, lovely in a shallow bowl.

Aeonium ‘Plum Thumb’
Aeonium ‘Plum Thumb’
£6.50
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A compact plant branching to form clusters of rosettes which change from green to purple in summer.

Agapanthus seedlings from large flowered hybrids
£6.50
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Agapanthus

Seedlings from large flowered (blue or white) hybrids, likely to be not totally hardy.

Aloe brevifolia
£6.50
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Short Leaved Aloe

Attractive succulent forming geometric mounds of tight rosettes of short softly spined leaves. Spikes of orange flowers in summer. Reasonably winter hardy if kept dry.

Aloe dawei
Aloe dawei
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Dawe's Aloe

(Aloe pole-evansii, Aloe beniensis.) An Aloe from Uganda with beautiful red flowers in winter. It is a smaller Aloe and forms nice clumps. The leaves are long, narrow, bright green and edged with small teeth. Plant in full sun to semi-shade.

Aloe tenuior
Aloe tenuior
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Fence Aloe

A spreading, branching Aloe with showy spikes of yellow flowers in mid-summer. Nice in a large pot on a sunny patio. Worth trying outdoors in very mild gardens in very free draining soil and covered with fleece in winter.

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