SOUTHVIEW NURSERIES
CHEQUERS LANE, EVERSLEY CROSS,
HOOK, HAMPSHIRE RG27 0NT
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| Genus | species/name | Description | Price | |
| DIGITALIS | 'Sutton's Apricot' | One of the most desirable of all foxgloves. 120 cms spires of apricot coloured flowers in late spring. Semi shade. 20th century. Toxic if eaten. AGM | £2.80 | |
| DIGITALIS | purpurea albiflora | White form of our native foxglove. Stunning when planted under trees where the flowers illumine the green shade. pre 1600. Toxic if eaten. | £2.80 | |
| DISPOROPSIS | pernyi | A native of Chinese forests this shade lover is a relation of Soloman's Seal. It's creeping shoots form evergreen colonies bearing hanging ivory white tubular flowers in June. 20 cm. | £3.00 | |
| EPILOBIUM | angustifolium 'Stahl Rose' | Very lovely pale pink version of our native Willowherb. |  | £4.00 |
| ERYNGIUM | deppeanum NJM 05.031. | An exciting new sea-holly collected by Nick Macer from high mountains in Mexico. Evergreen spiney leaves and flower stems to 80cm bearing many unusual dark maroon-red flowers in summer. Sun. | £3.50 | |
| EUPATORIUM | maculatum 'Atropurpureum' | Joe Pye Weed. One of the most sought after plants for the autumn border. Robust and beautiful with 2m purple red stems topped with wine red fluffy flowers. Not fussy as to soil or position. AGM |  | £3.00 |
| EUPATORIUM | maculatum 'Purple Bush' | More compact than the species bearing attractive fluffy flower clusters of rich purple. Wonderful for the late border. A new variety. Not fussy as to soil or position. |  | £3.50 |
| EUPHORBIA | cyparissias 'Clarice Howard' | Easily grown in light sandy soil this lovely little euphorbia makes a 10cm mound of rich honey scented yellow flowers from May to Sept. Good Autumn colour. Toxic and skin irritant. | £2.50 | |
| GERANIUM | 'Anne Folkard' | This is a real joy, from a central plant spring many trailing stems clothed in golden leaves and bedecked with many large flowers of richest magenta eyed with black in June and July. Best in full sun. AGM. |  | £3.50 |
| GERANIUM | 'Blue Cloud' | A super pratense type with large radiant pure blue flowers up to 60 cms in summer. Sun or semi shade. | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | 'Brookside' | Of pleasing habit with splendid clear blue flowers up to 80cm from June to Sept. One of the best. June to Sept. Sun or shade. |  | £3.00 |
| GERANIUM | X cantabrigiense 'Cambridge' | A superb ground cover with creeping aromatic stems and masses of bright pink flowers in June and July 30cms Sun or shade. | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | himalayense | A fine member of this abundant family. Graceful flowers, in early summer of radiant violet-blue with fine veining above finely cut, elegant leaves. 30 cm. Sun or shade. | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | maculatum 'Beth Chatto' | A plant that loves the wet but is happy on dry land as well. Graceful growth and flowers of sensuous soft pink from April to July. 50 cm. |  | £3.00 |
| GERANIUM | magnificum | A classic, but one of the best, forming large clumps of hairy leaves and large flowers of violet blue.70cms.June sun or semi shade. AGM | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | 'Nimbus' | This is covered with masses of strong blue flowers over lovely ferny leaves during late spring and early summer. Sun or semi shade. | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | sanguineum 'Apfelblute' | A brand new 'Bloodie Cranesbill' with beautiful apricot pink flowers on 20cm tall plants. Good groundcover. June to July. |  | £3.00 |
| GERANIUM | sanguineum 'New Hampshire' | This cranesbill has fine rich purple flowers up to 25cm high on wide hummocks of foliage. Sun or semi shade. | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | sanguineum var striatum | A most beautiful native form of the Bloody Cranesbill. The spreading leaves and stems are furnished with clear light pink flowers veined with crimson. Grown in gardens since 1732. AGM |  | £3.00 |
| GERANIUM | sanguinium 'Ankums Pride' | And a pride it will be to you in your garden. One of the best cultivars of this much grown species. From May to July it delights with quantities of wonderful rich rose-pink flowers above neat mounds of pale foliage. Best in sun. 15cm | £3.50 | |
| GERANIUM | sylvaticum 'Album'. | The delicious Wood Cranesbill. This is the pure white flowered form having graceful dignity in May and June. Pale foliage and 70cm high. | £3.00 | |
| GERANIUM | 'Terre Franche' | Another super addition to the collection with lovely purple blue flowers on 45cm stems in June and July for sun or semi shade. |  | £3.00 |
| GERANIUM | x oxonianum 'Katherine Adele' | A really effective foliage plant with chocolate purple splashes on the leaves which look good even in the winter (if mild). The flowers are pale mauve with dainty filigree of veining .A Dan Hinkley plant. | £3.00 | |
| GOMPHOSTIGMA | virgata | A new introduction from South Africa. Shrubby, upright 1m stems of silver foliage and pretty cream flowers from June to Nov. A relative of buddleja. | £3.50 | |
| HELENIUM | 'Wyndley' | Large flowers of bronze-yellow with attractive recurved petals. 75 cm. July-Sept. |  | £3.00 |
| HELIANTHEMUM | 'Wisley Pink'. | A most valuable garden plant with fresh grey leaves and masses of delightful pink flowers through May and June. Cut back after flowering. 25cm. Sun. |  | £3.00 |
| HELIANTHEMUM | 'Georgeham'. | Super large, single dark pink flowers on 25cm mini shrubs in May and June. Sun. |  | £3.00 |
| HELIANTHUS | maximilliani. | Maximilian Sunflower. Very hardy neat clumps of lance shaped leaves and up to 3m stems covered with many pure golden yellow flowers in summer. Tolerates dry ground very well. | £3.00 | |
| HELIANTHUS | Lemon Queen' | This is a bright explosion of lemon yellow flowers in late summer and early autumn. Quite staggering! Up to 2m. Sun. |  | £3.00 |
| HELIANTHUS | salicifolius | Rising up to between 2 and 3 mts in height this golden sun flower has leaves and stems reminiscent of a willow wand. Makes a wonderful specimen plant which is bound to baffle your friends. Sun. | £3.50 | |
| HELLEBORUS | X hybridus Spotted | Large white flowers spotted with plum freckles.Sun or shade.January onwards.Younger plants so hence the price. | £3.50 | |
| HEMEROCALLIS | 'American Revolution' | A really easy daylily with dramatic deep maroon black flowers from July to Sept. 50cms. Good soil in sun. |  | £3.50 |
| HEMEROCALLIS | 'Gold Chimes' | Though well known this is a perennial pleasure with a long supply of deep golden yellow scented flowers with a mahogany reverse to the petals.90cms.Sun. AGM | £3.50 | |
| HEMEROCALLIS | 'Hyperion' | In Greek mythology Hyperion was the father of the Sun, Moon and Dawn. A daylily of great beauty with pale yellow sweetly scented flowers from June to Aug. 50 cm. Sun semi-shade. | £3.50 | |
| HEMEROCALLIS | lilioasphodelus | Introduced in 1596. Graham Stewart Thomas writes 'This beautiful plant ushers in the lily season with great quality and charm'. May and June flowers of clear yellow with 'unforgetable fragrance' G.S.T. 70 cm. Sun semi-shade. Trouble-free. AGM. | £3.50 |