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New World Plants
2015
Contents
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An introduction to New World Plants
Page 3 - 7
Feature Plants Page 8 - 9
New for 2014 - 2015
Page 10 - 11
Preferred Winners Page 12
Agapanthus Page 13 - 17
Kniphofia Scorched Corn
Dahlias Page 18 - 20
Erysimum Page 21 - 23
Salvias
Page 24 - 28
NWP Selections
Page 29 - 43
Contact details Page 44
Terms and Conditions - Please contact the office for our current terms and conditions
C Copyright 2014 - 2015 NWP
Text and photographs contained within this catalogue are subject to copyright and may not be reproduced without the written consent
of New World Plants.
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In an effort to help growers with point of sale material we hold plant images for each variety offered. These are available on request at the
time of placing an order. Please note our copyright on all images either supplied of contained within this catalogue expressly prohibits
any copying, scanning, and digital modification. For image enquries please contact the office.
New World Plants
Located in the West of England in the heart of the
Herefordshire countryside, we are specialists
in the introduction of new and unusual plants,
which we grow, export and licence around the
world.
We offer a professional service to contract
grow young plants, tailor-made to suit your
needs, whether modules, liners or tissue culture
plants.
We are in a unique position to source, select
and market new plants from around the world,
often securing royalties on behalf of the breeder.
So if you have a new plant please contact us.
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Production capabilities:
This brochure aims to identify plants currently in production, and therefore does not include any new plants being evaluated.
Plants illustrated here are available in various forms from our dedicated professional growers based in the UK, Europe, and from
specialist propagators in places such as Israel offer un-rooted cutting’s from private stock. As a result we seek to obtain quotes and
availability following your enquiry, but please be aware that we have very little ‘free stock’ as most items are grown to order.
Some of our growers only produce specific items and therefore your order may come from multiple growers so that the quality is
maintained to a high standard.
NWP will supervise and collate the entire ordering procedure on your behalf through to delivery. We have experience in exporting
our plants and our facilities undergo government inspections.
Geranium ‘Black Beauty’ in liner production
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Technology and Opportunity….
We are keen to make long-term success stories and as a result we conduct trials both
on our facilities and in other growers’ nurseries. Many of our plants are initiated using
micro propagation with different laboratories.
Increasingly we are using the highly skilled and labour intensive methods of meristem
culture and virus indexing to ensure that plants are clean and have increased vigour.
A number of our plants have undergone this process and are now maintained as ‘elite’
material.
Others just look, but we see…
NWP has years of experience in both growing and marketing new plants. We like to
think that we have a ‘trained eye’ to spot the exciting new winner as well as useful
additions to complement a range.
This accumulated knowledge means that we know what is required by you the grower
to secure, grow and market our new varieties. Information, such as cultural details and
good quality pictures for promotion is all part of the service we offer! (We can only
offer guidelines as your own country and climate needs will differ from that of the
UK).
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Sourcing and selecting new
plants from all around the
world….
NWP partners with well-known breeders and professional
nurserymen, as well as taking advantage of the odd ‘chance
discovery in the field’. In addition we have our own plant trials
and have bred some of our own hybrids such as Agapanthus
& Verbascum, some of which are listed here. This means we
have a great ‘treasure chest’ of exciting new material constantly
appearing for trial and evaluation, which we hope to pass on to
you one day!
If you are a breeder or a grower who thinks they have a new plant
that could be marketed on your behalf, then you have to look
no further! We welcome enquiries from anyone who believes
they have a genuine new variety or sport from an existing plant.
We have all the right information to help you feel assured and
confident of keeping control of your new plant. Our professional
experience in these matters will help explain how we provide
you with a ‘test and trial’ agreement and what security we offer,
and our methods of testing and plant protection.
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Web site info
Over the last year we have updated our website and introduced
a few new features which we hope you will find useful.
Within the “Services Section” you will find information about the
types of young plants we supply and the way in which we strive
to provide you with clean virus free stock.
For those of you wanting images for promotional material we have
introduced our “Image Library”. Here you can view images for
each of the varieties we provide. These are available on request
at the time of placing an order.
We have also added a “Full Brochure” to the web site, which
shows plants by category as well as providing a search facility for
those who are looking for a specific genus or variety.
“Plants in Trial” is also a new section to the on-line brochure,
please check this section on a regular basis to see what kind of
material we are currently trialing, but please remember this is
not an exhaustive list; we have regular shipments of plants in
throughout the year as well as our own selections.
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Feature Plants
Kniphofia ‘Sweet Corn’
A really bright and very cheery compact poker, the flowers which are tight in bud bear
witness to it’s name even when open. A plant that is very free flowering and sits well
offering colour in any perennial border. Great for nursery cultivation not taking up too
much space on trollies. Tissue culture propagation.
Verbena ‘Little Annie’
A great new discovery being truly cold hardy, long lived, and long flowering. This vatiety
has an added bonus of being superbly fragrant. Prostrate habit for front of borders or
even baskets and pot work. We have elite virus free stock and offer cutting generated
modules or stage 3.
Erysimum ‘Rembrandt’
What an amazing colour combination this plant has, so many bright shades of oranges,
lemon and terra cotta. This is one of two new additions to our ‘Artist Series’© that we
have introduced and offer as elite stock either as unrooted cuttings or modules.
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Feature Plants
Helianthus ‘Double Whammy’
(PP25494)
A hardy sunflower to bring a little sunshine for your summer sales. The abundance of
large, double, bright yellow blooms, up to 15cm (6”) across are hard to ignore and will
create a stunning display … hence it’s very apt name. It also attracts bees. Modules
offered from traditional propagation.
Geranium ‘Purple Ghost’
There are several purple foliage forms of hardy geranium, Black Beauty (pbr) being
the industry standard that we introduced a few years back; but we now have a white
flowering hybrid which has taken a few years to develop. This selection, brand new to
the market, is a must. It has black anthers to make it stand out from the crowd! Available
from tissue culture propagation.
Fuchsia ‘Chilli Red’
A fun plant that is not only fully hardy but loaded with flowers that you cannot mistake
as being totally different from any other Fuchsia! The numerous flowers when in bud
resemble small chilly peppers as the normal corolla is missing. A true delight, very
compact and makes a great container plant. Modules offered from traditional propagation.
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This is a category we have reserved for a special group of plants that in our opinion have huge market potential and can be with confidence
offered to your customers as a great promotional line. So far these have been all produced as elite stock items, being cleaned up from virus
threats and are naturally extremely healthy! As the name implies any variety that appears in this category has the potential to be a huge
success with your clients!
Salvia Amistad (introduced 2012)
Iberis Masterpiece (introduced 2012)
Iberis Pink Ice (introduced 2013)
Exquisite purple velvet flowers emerge from what
appear to be black buds giving this variety the top
accolade! Amistad comes from ‘La Amistad’, which is
Spanish for friendship, creating a great opportunity for
this plant’s promotion.
Amistad has many attributes against other ‘look a likes’
in that it is sterile, grows quickly and blooms again after
trimming. A great centerpiece for mixed borders or
large planters. When planted, Amistad has survived to
-10 ˚C to date.
Years of patience and selection have enabled us to
bring you this great winning promotional plant.
Not to be considered an alpine but as a good perennial
plant for mixed containers on patios or for front of
borders.
Flowers are double the size of any other variety and
stems are stocky and robust.
The extra benefit of this plant is the unusually long
flowering season, May to August, and even later as it
does not want to stop flowering…
now that’s a nice problem!
This variety brings a new colour break to this genus,
which makes for a good companion in any small
border or rockery, as well as for pot work.
A fairly compact evergreen plant flowering quite late
compared to ordinary white flower types, but it’s worth
the wait. Numerous flowers appear on a wide canopy
of glossy green foliage from mid May to late June and
beyond in some seasons. Flowers are deep pink in bud
opening to ice pink giving this pretty plant its distinct
two-tone combination.
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PBR: 2012/0137 EU33834 - US Patent: PP22280
Patent no: 23854
Agapanthus
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Star Quality
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Stardust
Star Gazer
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Agapanthus
Internationally irresistible, this genus
has elegant flower heads with verdant
strap-like foliage and is frantically
desired by gardeners and florists.
These easily grown plants enhance
any herbaceous border or flaunt in
containers. Choose from a range of
colours suggestive of ice or snow
and starlight to midnight and floral
shapes spherical or pendulous that
will embellish gardens formal, casual
and fashionable with cool summer
style.
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cool summer agapanthus
Agapanthus
Agapanthus
Delft Blue
Agapanthus
Ethel’s Joy
Agapanthus
Evening Eclipse
Agapanthus
inap. Graskop
Agapanthus
Jacks Blue
An NWP hybrid. Dazzling
displays that stops you in
your tracks! Mutliflowered
head of large striped flowers
on stems around 75cm.
Around 40 + individual
flowers with a shade of
blue similar to Delft pottery
with a deeper stripe in the
center.
A compact variety that’s
rarely seen and great for
pots. Numerous flower spikes
around 50cm with many
flowers of a pale violet blue
having a deeper stripe in the
center. Flowers earlier than
most.
An NWP hybrid with
strong upright habit for
bold displays at the back
of borders or in large pots.
Towering stems around
1.25m carry large heads of
dark ink blue flowers in bud
which open into tubular
flowers of a lighter blue
with mauve stripe.
A plant we first saw in the
Kirstenbosch gardens that
had such a dramatic impact
on us. 50cm stems carrying
the richest and darkest ink
blue flowers that hang in a
pendulous fashion. When
planted in large groups they
create a spectacular display.
A great garden hybrid
creating
a
spectacular
cluster of large blue flower
heads!
Strong stems
around 75cm tall (taller in
good soil). Around 40- 50
individual flowers, ink blue
in bud opening to pale blue
with dark stripes. Hardy
plant when planted out.
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Agapanthus
Agapanthus
Radiant Star
Agapanthus
Silver Lining
Agapanthus
Midnight Cascade
Agapanthus
Polar Star
Agapanthus
Shooting Stars
An NWP hybrid with 6075cm tall stems holding
numerous tubular flowers
of lavender mauve with
deeper stripe,
having
simply masses of individual
flowers on each stem
creating a firework like
display.
An NWP hybrid with 6075cm tall stems holding
numerous tubular flowers
of silver white (almost grey
in bud) and a silver streak
inside, simply masses of
individual flowers on each
stem creating a firework
like display.
A novelty variety having
probably the darkest purple
flowers which appeal to the
collectors! Long pendulous
tubular flowers on stems
around 60cm tall make this
one a huge talking point.
An NWP hybrid. Flower
head of numerous semi
pendulous
flowers
on
stems around 50cm tall.
Flowers are dark shiny
purple in bud, which open
to a lavender purple, and a
single mauve stripe in the
center. A deciduous variety,
which is very distinct in any
border.
A novelty variety having
bicoloured flowers ivory in
bud, with a lavender - blue
base, which bleeds /fades
into a white tip when fully
open. Fairly compact plants
with stems around 50cm
tall.
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cool summer agapanthus
Agapanthus
Agapanthus
Silver Baby
Agapanthus
Star Gazer
Agapanthus
Star Quality
Agapanthus
Stardust
Agapanthus
Twylight Zone
A truly dwarf variety that’s
rarely seen and great for
pots! Flower spikes around
30cm tall with exquisite
flowers, silver white in
colour and edged with
an overlay of silver blue
making this one live up to
it’s name!
An NWP hybrid. One of
three compact varieties in
the new ‘STAR’ series. Large
numerous
bi-coloured
flowers on stems around
50cm
tall.
Numerous
flowers with deep lavender
blue stripes on paler blue
petals. A show stopper!
An NWP hybrid. One of
three compact varieties
in the new ‘STAR’ series.
Upright foliage yielding
flowering stems around
50cm tall. Rounded mauve
blue flowers with deep
coloured stripes . A show
stopper which has proved
very hardy!
An NWP hybrid. One of
three compact varieties
in the new ‘STAR’ series.
Numerous star like flowers
on stems around 45cm tall.
Flowers are dark ink blue in
bud opening to deep blue
and white. A spectacular
plant for small borders and
containers!
An NWP hybrid with
strong upright habit for
bold displays at the back of
borders or in large pots as
a dot plant. Towering stems
around 1.25m carrying
enormous flower heads of
lavender-mauve
flowers
with a very distinctive stripe.
A definite show plant!
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Dahlias
Delightfully decorative in floral arrangements but
equally so in the border or planter. These stunning
varieties are sure to make an impression with their
vibrant flower and foliage colour. We have personally
handpicked these new introductions and have many
more exciting introductions on the way!
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DAZZLING DAHLIAS
Dahlias
Dahlia 15 Love
Dahlia Clarion
Dahlia Eye Candy
Dahlia Sarah
Dahlia Shadowplay
An NWP introduction first
launched in 2011. Pretty
dark fern foliage with deep
orange-red flowers and
matching collarette with a
hint of peach. Good for a
Wimbledon launch!
An NWP introduction.
In our view one of the
best dark leaf Dahlias .
Fairly compact and a real
butter yellow flower with
contrasting sepals.
An NWP introduction.
Dark bronze foliage with
outward facing flowers
of reddish-orange which
bleeds towards a creamy
yellow margin. Nice dark
eye makes this one live up
to its name!
An NWP introduction.
Dark foliage with scarlet
flowers that makes a great
companion for Clarion,
albeit slightly taller in
habit.
An NWP introduction.
Dark foliage with outward
facing flowers which have
lavender-mauve
striped
markings that contrast on
each petal and also has
dark contrasting sepals.
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Dahlias
Dahlia Tiger Eye
Dahlia Waterlily
An NWP introduction.
Dark bronze foliage with
outward facing flowers
which have mixed tones of
orange and a contrasting
peach collarette. Almost
flourescent and smacks of
elegance!
An NWP introduction.
Dark bronze foliage with
large star shaped purplemauve flowers that give the
appearance of a water lily.
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DAZZLING DAHLIAS
Erysimums
A long established and well known group of perennial
cottage garden plants, however, we have been able to
select a number of new compact hybrids that are brightly
coloured which make an impression in any garden.
Flowering from spring to early summer whilst releasing
a beautiful perfume. We have personally hand picked
these new introductions creating two series known as
the ‘Artist Series’©, consisting of distinctive colours that
we think are only to be found in a paint box and which
are contrasted by some very bright and cheery colours
found in the ‘Island Series’©. These new hybrids are a
great improvement on the types traditionally offered in
the trade and are supplied to you from Elite stock free
from known virus and specific bacteria.
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Erysimums - Island Series ©
Erysimum
Caribbean Island
Erysimum
Desert Island
Erysimum
Spice Island
Erysimum
The Azores
An
NWP
introduction
part of the Island Series
launched in 2014. Flowers
predominantly pink to
pale mauve in colour but
heightened with a scattering
of lemon yellow across the
flower heads. 25cm x 40cm
An
NWP
introduction
launched
in
2013.
Compact hardy wallflower
very suitable for container
production. Canary yellow
flowers from a plant 20cm
x 40cm great for front of
borders or rockeries.
An
NWP
introduction
first launched in 2010.
Compact hardy wallflower
very suitable for container
production. Orange red
flowers that have a spicy
chocolate scent. 30x30cm
An NWP introduction,
extremely compact hardy
variety part of the Island
Series forming tight mounds
of foliage, which burst
into colour in late spring.
Flowers typically range
from lemon yellow to deep
purple according to the
stage of opening, slight
fragrance. 20cm x 40cm.
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COMPACT AND COLOURFUL ERYSIMUM
Erysimums - Artist Series ©
Erysimum
Gogh’s Gold
Erysimum
Monet’s Moment
Erysimum
Paint Box
Erysimum
Picasso Purple
Erysimum
Rembrandt
An
NWP
introduction
launched in 2013. A pretty
compact variety with flower
heads in shades of Amber
to burnt Orange, even pale
yellow; fading to tones of
magnolia. 25x40cm
An
NWP
introduction
launched in 2013. Deeply
veined flowers of rose red
to deep pink with other
purplish tones thrown in
that makes this one a very
desirable plant. 25x40cm
An
NWP
introduction
launched in 2013. An
absolute winner with such
a dynamic range of flower
colour on the same plant.
Very apt name for this
variety! 25x40cm
An NWP introduction part
of the Artist Series launched
in 2015. Flowers are a very
bold purple in bud which
open to shades of mauve
and purple which fade to
terra cotta when almost
finished. 25cm x 40cm
An NWP introduction part
of the Artist Series launched
in 2015. Flowers very bright
shades of orange, reds and
yellow, all deeply veined to
distinguish this variety from
others. 25cm x 40cm
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Salvias
Undoubtedly one of the world’s most popular and
fascinating genera! Choose from a wide range of
flower colour, leaf shape and size. Here is what we
consider to be a select range for promotion, tempting
the end consumer, from splashes of fruity colours
(Peach Cobbler) to the regal (Amistad) and the down
right outrageous (Hot Lips).
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BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL SALVIAS
Salvias
Salvia
African Sky
Salvia
Amistad
Salvia
Candy Cream
Salvia
Clotted Cream
Salvia
Cream Caramel
An NWP introduction.
Unusual leathery foliage
on arching stems covered
with sky blue flowers
which en masse produces
a spectacular show! Needs
a sheltered sunny position.
60x35cm
An NWP introduction. The
most spectacular Salvia
to date by far. Gorgeous
deep velvety purple flowers
emerging from almost black
calyx. Sterile, free flowering
and much earlier than the
‘look-alikes’. Cold tolerant
to -10o C so far! 90x65cm
An NWP introduction. A
pretty new hybrid with deep
shell pink flowers when
first open, there is a creamy
overlay which exudes from
the throat becoming more
apparent as the flower ages.
60 x 45cm
An NWP introduction.
A compact plant which
seems less brittle and is
very attractive. Rich creamy
flowers that fit the name.
50x40cm
An NWP introduction.
A large flowered hybrid
with rich cream coloured
flowers having a pinkish
brown overlay around the
throat and upper lip, great
combination! 60 x 45cm
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PBR EU 35867
US Patent: PP23578
BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL SALVIAS
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Salvias
Salvia curviflora
Tubular Bells
Salvia
Golden Delicious
Salvia
Hot Lips
Salvia
Icing Sugar
Salvia
Joy
An NWP selection. A most
attractive late flowering
variety that gets your
attention
every
time.
Gorgeous deep velvety
magenta
pink
flowers
hanging from long upright
stems summer through
autumn. Cold tolerant to
-6 oC so far!
An NWP introduction into
the UK. Golden yellow
foliage which has a great
scent of apples when
crushed. Flowers late in
the season with scarlet
red tubular flowers. Ideal
for pots and can be sold
as an herb or ornamental.
70x45cm
An NWP introduction into
the UK. The name could
not be more appropriate!
Numerous flowers of white
with two large red lobes,
changing during the season
from pure white to pure red,
and even all 3 stages at the
same time! 65x45cm
An NWP introduction. A
spectacular Salvia with
two-tone flowers of pale
and cherry pink, which
glisten in the sun. Proven
extremely hardy even in
the harshest of winters!
60x60cm
An NWP introduction.
Probably the most attractive
Salvia of this type, pretty
two tone pink flowers - eye
catching all summer long .
60x50cm
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Unrooted cuttings
Rooted module
PBR - 2008/1962 EU27290 10/05/2020
US Patent: PP20940 P2
BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL SALVIAS
Salvias
Salvia
Lara
Salvia
Lemon Pie
Salvia nemerosa
Kate Glen
Salvia
Neon
Salvia
Peach Cobbler
An NWP introduction from
Australia.
A wonderful
colour break of two tone
pink, almost pastel shades.
50x40cm
An NWP introduction.
Rich creamy lemon yellow
flowers that fit the name.
50x40cm
A
delightful
summer
flowering
variety
with
spikes deep pink in bud
opening to shades of mauve
and dark blue. The vivid
colour contrast appear
across flower stems and
provide a fantastic show,
ideal for containers.
65 x70cm
An NWP hybrid. The name
says everything! Huge
flowers of neon-pink that
makes this plant worthy
of promotion. Toothed
rich green leaves that
complements the flowers
and makes for a showy
plant! 65x50cm NEW for
2012
An NWP introduction. A
good partner to promote
with “Clotted Cream“.
Sumptuous peachy-orange
flowers with dark flower
stems . 50x40cm
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Salvias
Salvia
Peach Parfait
Salvia
Penny’s Smile
Salvia roemeriana
Hot Trumpets
Salvia
Sunset Strip
Salvia
Super Trouper
An NWP introduction.
Another useful addition
with pastel tones of peach
that just wants to be added
to other varieties in this
group to make a collection.
50x40cm
An NWP introduction. A
really pretty plant with huge
deep pink flowers on taller
spikes with rounded green
leaves, enough to make you
smile! 65x40cm
A great plant for summer
promotions and completely
different with rounded
leaves having jagged edges.
A compact plant that gives
rise to numerous short
spikes studded with vibrant
red flowers. 40 x 30cm
An NWP introduction into
the UK. Two tone flowers
are less common in this
group so this variety makes
up for it. Hot spicey colours
of red and pink. 65x45cm
An NWP introduction.
A wonderful new hybrid
taller than Amistad, but
quite hardy when planted.
Flowers are a rich violet
blue ~ fading to mauve,
which open in succession
at the ends of each stem.
1.30 x 1.30m
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BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL SALVIAS
NWP Selections
We have brought to the market an enormous range
of plants over the years from Festuca ‘Elijah Blue’,
Origanum ‘Country Cream’ to Lysimachia ‘Fire
Cracker’, all of which are now well populated amoung
fellow nurseryman across the world.
The range that follows shows the current contemporary
varieties that provide a great opportunity to grow and
stay connected with your customers. Within this range
are some exciting new introductions that are in some
cases in limited supply … so be the first to try them
out!
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Amsonia Blue Ice
Bergenia cil. Dumbo
Bergenia hyb. Dark Damsel
Campanula Milky Way
Centaurea nigra Mardi Gras
This selection was from the
native North American spp.
tabernaemontana. It grows
from a dormant rootstock
into an almost shrub-like
dense mass. Very hardy
plant with bright green
foliage and flower heads of
periwinkle blue, each head
made up of numerous star
shaped flowers. 40x60cm
An NWP introduction. A fun
plant with good reliability
and good promotional
opportunities. Hardy form
of ciliata with huge leaves
which die down to crowns
producing flowering stems
in late spring. Flowers open
deep pink and then fade to
a soft pink on reddish stems.
30x60cm
An NWP introduction. A
fun compact plant with
good reliability and good
promotional opportunities.
Flowers open from red
stems and calyx to deep
pink and then fade slightly
to a softer pink. 25x30cm
An NWP introduction. Very
pretty plant with numerous
flowering stems emerging
from a new crown in late
spring/early summer. Each
double creamy white flower
is covered inside with pink
spots. Ideal for containers.
20x20cm
An NWP introduction.
Bright yellow & green foliage
in spring turning paler at the
time of flowering.Producing
clusters of deep mauvepink thistle like flowers on
45cm stems. Hardy garden
plant. Great foliage plant
for contrasting with any
perennial border.
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Centaurea Silver Feather
Crocosmia Fire Jumper
Crocosmia Harlequin
Crocosmia Star of the East
Dicentra Goldheart
An NWP introduction. A
perennial with bright silver
foliage (immature leaves
paler in colour) producing
clusters of deep mauvepink thistle-like flowers
on 45cm stems. Hardy
to -12oC when planted,
maybe more with sheltered
position. Great foliage plant
for contrasting with any
perennial border.
A clump forming perennial
with unusual bi-coloured
flowers on arching stems
around 50cm tall. Funnelshaped
flowers,
deep
yellow-orange in colour
with a distinctive orange
stripe. Great cottage and
container plant.
One of the prettiest
cormous perennials we
have seen and ideal for
pot production. Clumpforming
around
50cm
tall with numerous stems
bearing clusters of bright
yellow flowers backed
with an orange-red overlay
and matching orange-red
centre markings. This plant
is hardy.
A great plant for a sheltered
part of the border as it is
slightly more tender than
others in this group. A large
flowered hybrid going back
to 1912, stems around
75cm producing dramatic
8cm wide flowers, vivid
orange in colour.
An NWP introduction.
A great foliage plant that
also flowers reliably in
late spring. Emerging new
shoots are almost copper
in colour when they first
appear,
leaves
golden
yellow which fade in late
summer to an apple green.
50x75cm
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Dianthus Cosmic Swirl Pink
Dianthus Cosmic Swirl Red
Dianthus Double Lace
Eumorphia prostrata Mercury
Euphorbia Baby Charm
An NWP introduction.
A real break through in
‘flaked’ Dianthus, very
definite flake patterns that
vary on each petal. A new
series of two distinct colour
forms, this one being
strong pink in colour. Has
proved very hardy even
in the harshest of winters.
40x40cm
An NWP introduction.
A real break through in
‘flaked’ Dianthus, very
definite flake patterns that
vary on each petal. A new
series of two distinct colour
forms, this one being red
in colour. Has proved very
hardy even in the harshest
of winters. 40x40cm
An NWP introduction.
Slightly more robust than
an alpine type but nice
and compact. Fully double
claret & white flowers that
are highly scented and give
a lacy texture to its looks.
Has proved very hardy even
in the harshest of winters.
20x40cm
An NWP selection. Mounds
of silver needle-like foliage
giving an almost velvety
look to this low growing
woody perennial. Masses
of white daisy-like flowers
in summer. Hardy in the
UK in normal winters, but
can suffer in persistent
extremely
low
temps.
15x60cm
An NWP introduction.
Great compact hybrid,
forming neat mounds of
bronze foliage. Flowers
apple green in colour with
red capsules, on short
stems. Hardy in the UK
in normal winters in the
garden. 40x50cm
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Euphorbia Blue Pearls
Euphorbia Grey Hedgehog
Fuchsia Chilli Red
Gazania Tiger Eye
Geranium Black Beauty
An NWP introduction. Nice
compact variety with very
distinct bright glaucous
blue foliage with citrus
yellow flowers. In our view
beats all other ‘blue’ types
available and makes a neat
plant. 60 x 40cm
An NWP introduction. A
novelty variety with greygreen needle-like leaves
on short stems. Mound
forming perennial giving the
appearance of a hedgehog
but not prickly to touch.
Flowers
greeny-yellow
in summer. Needs good
drainage 30x40cm and will
survive mild winters.
An NWP introduction. An
incredible unique variety
with very distinct flowers
(mainly sepals) resembling
small red chillis especially
when in bud! A compact
bush smothered in flowers
for a long period. Hardy in
the UK in normal winters in
the garden. 40x50cm
An NWP introduction.
One of the most striking
Gazanias with, cream and
green variegations on fern
shaped leaves. Flaming
orange flowers with dark
eye. Takes some frost but
best to overwinter under
protection. 15x25cm
An NWP introduction. The
best dark-leaf Geranium of
its kind that keeps it’s colour
throughout the season!
Violet-blue flowers in early
summer that sit just above
the foliage. 20x30cm
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Geranium Dusky Rose
An NWP introduction. Dark
coffee coloured foliage
making a small compact
mound. Pretty pink flowers
are studded amongst the
foliage in summer, ideal
for small borders and
containers. 15x30cm
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Geranium transversale
Foundling
Geranium pratense
Purple Ghost
A compact almost evergreen
Geranium, producing a
continuity
of
brightly
coloured rose flowers with
intense mauve vein like
markings on each petal. A
very pretty plant.
15x20cm
An NWP introduction.
At last we have a white
flowered form of Black
Beauty, dark foliage and
white flowers studded with
black anthers which stand
out.
Hardy, around 20 x 40cm
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Geum Primrose Cottage
Helianthus Double Whammy
An NWP Iintroduction. A
great new compact hybrid,
with
primrose
yellow
flowers on reddish stems.
Great
cottage
garden
perennial. 25x30cm
An NWP introduction. A
magnificent large perennial
with a dramatic presence
in any border, numerous
large sunny yellow double
flowers with large sunflower
centers surrounded by
a layer of single petals.
1mx60cm
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Helianthus Flying Saucers
Hemerocallis Mary’s Gold
Hebe Bel Air
Hosta Blue Mouse Ears
Hosta Dorset Blue
An NWP introduction.
Great cheery perennial
sunflower with masses of
single yellow sunflowers
facing
sideways
from
each shoot all over the
clump.
Hardy
around
1.20mx1.40m.
An NWP introduction. A
magnificent daylily with
huge 15cm wide flowers
of a rich orange-yellow
colour. Numerous buds
make this plant a long
flowering perennial with a
dramatic presence in any
border. 75x75cm
An NWP introduction,
strong bushy evergreen
shrub with large glossy
leaves, flowers in summer
with large spikes deep
purple - pink turning to
pale white as they fade
giving the appearance of a
bicolour spike. 1m x1m
An extremely popular Hosta
and very aptly named, thick
short rounded leaves blue
-green in colour, flowers
lavender in colour; ideal for
part shade. 20x30cm
Heart shaped blue-green
leaves with lavender flowers
making a nice tidy mound.
Half shade. 25x30cm
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Hosta Ginko Craig
Narrow green leaves with
a distinct white margin.
Great dwarf variety with
lavender-purple
flowers.
Part shade.15x25cm
Hosta Hadspen Blue
Rounded
intense
leaves cup-shaped
lavender
flowers.
shade. 35x45cm
blue
with
Part
Hosta June
Hosta Queen Josephine
Hosta Sum and Substance
A stunning hosta that works
for borders and pots. Golden
yellow spear-shaped leaves
with a blue-green margin.
Lavender flowers. 30x45cm
Shiny dark green leaves
with a creamy-yellow broad
margin, a very attractive
plant. Takes sun or part
shade, lavender flowers.
35x45cm
An impressive variety due
to its overall size. The
corrugated
chartreuse
leaves, some 40cm long by
30cm wide are very thick,
make a large display that is
hard to beat. Flowers pale
lavender in late July. 80
x175cm
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Houttuynia Pied Piper
Iberis semp. Golden Candy
Iberis Masterpiece
Iberis Pink Ice
Kniphofia Limelight
An old favourite that we
introduced some years
back, distinct colour tones
from the plain variety.
20x30cm
An NWP introduction. A
gold leaf form of the alpine
Iberis. Nice mounds of
bright gold foliage that turn
paler in full summer and
then bronze during winter.
Evergreen
with
white
pinhead cushion flowers in
early summer. 20x30cm
An NWP hybrid. The size of
flower and more substantial
foliage makes this plant
stand out from the crowds.
Certainly not an alpine
variety. Long season of
continuous blooming from
April till August and even
later. Large white flowers
(pinkish in bud) around
5cm in diameter. 20x30cm
An NWP hybrid. This variety
brings a new colour break,
being pink when fully open.
Compact habit ideal for pots
or small spaces, evergreen
by nature flowering early
summer during May till late
June. 25 x25cm
An NWP introduction.
The unusual foliage on
this hybrid is ‘curly wurly’.
Short fat candles of limeyellow in summer. Hardy
in the UK in normal winters
in the garden. 60x45cm
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Kniphofia Little Maid
Kniphofia Pencil Orange
Kniphofia Pencil White
Kniphofia Scorched Corn
Kniphofia Strawberries & Cream
An old favourite dwarf
poker dwarf poker with
beautiful slender cream
yellow flowers in summer.
65x40cm
An NWP introduction. A
fun, fairly compact series
consisting of two colours
so far. The slender flower
spikes are bright orange
when in bud and turning
to amber when fully open.
60x45cm.
An NWP introduction. A
fun, fairly compact series
consisting of two colours
so far. The slender flower
spikes are cream when in
bud and turning to white
when fully open. 60x45cm.
A wonderful hybrid that
produces long cylindrical
spikes changing in colour
from tawny orange to
creamy white, with flowers
that remain packed close
together. 1m x 1m
A narrow clump forming
variety with long candles
of raspberry red fading to
cream. 70x35cm
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Kniphofia Sweet Corn
Lamium Ghost
Lamium Marshmallow
Lamium Sensation
Lupin Purple Emperor
An NWP Hybrid. Delightful
dwarf variety with numerous
short pokers, butter yellow
flowers tight in bud on a
cylindrical flower stem,
hence the name!
50 x 40cm
An NWP introduction.
Pewter silver-green foliage
with narrow margins and
large purple flowers. Great
combination
plant
for
ground cover and pots,
hardy. 15x50cm
An NWP hybrid in 2011.
The name gives this one
away. Large marshmallowpink flowers over pewter
silver-green foliage. Great
combination
plant
for
ground cover and pots,
hardy. 15x50cm
An NWP introduction.
Pointed dark green leaves
with a silver-marbled splash
in the centre. Flowers
lavender-pink but spotted
resembling
an
orchid.
20x50cm
An NWP hybrid. A thick
flower spike emerges from
dark green foliage producing
an amazing candle of two
tone flowers of rich purple
and cream. A regal variety.
90x60cm
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Penstemon Red Rocks
Persicaria Golden Arrow
Phygelius Fantasia
Phygelius Ivory Twist
Phygelius Red Alert
An NWP introduction.
Pretty cottage
bush-like
variety with unusual long
shiny narrow leaves. Flowers
rich fuchsia pink with paler
throats. 45x40cm
An
NWP
introduction
into the UK. Bright golden
arrow-like leaves in the
spring turning a rich butter
yellow as they mature.
Flowers reddish pink in
late summer making this
a ‘show off’ plant for most
borders. 40x50cm
An NWP introduction.
Fuchsia pink flowers that
catch your eye, a nice colour
change of this genus. Great
for containers and partners
Ivory Twist. 60x40cm
An NWP introduction. With
ivory white flowers, the first
of its kind, it makes a good
combination plant, a nice
colour change of this genus.
Great for containers and
partners Fantasia. 60x40cm
An NWP introduction.
Compact
variety
with
scarlet flowers making
a bright impact. Great
for containers and small
borders. 40x30cm
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Polemonium Heaven Scent
Santolina Lemon Fizz
Schizostylis cocc Major
Schizostylis Fenland Daybreak
Schizostylis Pink Princess
An NWP introduction.
A sterile form of ‘Jacobs
Ladder’ with leaves that
first emerge purple-bronze
and then turn bronze-green
during the summer. Flowers
in
grape-like
clusters,
violet blue in colour. More
resistant to mildew than
most types. Great garden
plant. 25x25cm
An NWP introduction. In
our view one of the most
useful recent foliage plants
to be introduced! Typical
needle-like leaves, lemonyellow in colour, producing
button-shaped flowers in the
summer. Hardy in sheltered
positions. 25x25cm
Probably the best largest
red in this genus. This is our
own improved selection
put into TC which we feel
has even wider flowers, but
not worth calling something
new. 70x45cm
An old variety which we
brought back using TC, very
pretty coral pink flowers
with painted streaks of
salmon. 70x45cm
An NWP introduction.
Delightful plant with much
larger flowers than others
in this group. Shell pink in
bud, opening to a soft pale
pink. 70x45cm
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Schizostylis Simply Pink
Sedum Little Missy
Stachys thirki Tiny Ears
Tradescantia Satin Doll
Verbascum Caribbean Crush
An NWP introduction.
This hybrid has to be
an outstanding winner!
Flowers are very large in
size and a rich shell pink in
colour. A great partner for
cocc. Major when planted
together.
An NWP introduction.
Useful flat-growing variety
having tiny succulent green
leaves with bright cream
edges. Small clusters of pale
pink flowers sit on the top
of short stems. Not hardy,
useful for pots and tubs.
5x10cm
An NWP introduction. A
miniature form of the wellknown ‘lambs tongue’
variety
having
smaller
and
narrower
leaves.
Less vigorous from the
normal type but similar
characteristics and habit.
Flowers Rose pink to pale
mauve. 15x45cm
An NWP hybrid. Fantastic
dwarf variety, yet producing
large satin-pink flowers
just above the needle-like
foliage. Perfect for pots.
20x20cm
An NWP introduction.
The second verbascum we
have brought to the market,
with peachy-orange flowers
which vary in intensity.
60x30cm
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Verbascum Cherry Helen
Verbascum Jester
Verbascum Pink Petticoats
Verbascum Primrose Path
Verbena Little Annie
A great hybrid from Holland
that we put into TC. Deep
cherry-wine
coloured
flowers on tall stems in
summer. 75x30cm
An NWP hybrid. The first
striped verbascum to our
knowledge, creamy yellow
edges and wine centres on
short stems. 45x25cm
An NWP hybrid. Showy
and very cottage garden
feel. Full spikes with large
shell pink ruffled edged
flowers, that sometimes
have a peach look when
freshly open. 65x30cm
An NWP introduction.
Another hybrid that we
put into tissue culture. It
has a compact habit and
primrose yellow flowers
on short stems, arising
from felty leaves making a
perfect rosette. 50x30cm
An NWP introduction.
Wonderfully
fragrant,
compact hardy Verbena
that delights any garden.
Lavender pink, strongly
scented flowers cover this
plant in summer. 50x30cm
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