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Fritillaria imperialis 'Collection'

…rodents. Supplied as bulbs.* Collection comprises:* Fritillaria imperialis 'Maxima Lutea' ? An RHS AGM variety producing crowns of bright yellow, bell-shaped flowers. Height: 1.5m (5'). Spread: 30cm (12).* Fritillaria imperialis - An RHS AGM variety, producing dramatic crowns of scarlet bell-shaped…  More Info

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Fritillaria imperialis 'Maxima Lutea'

…exotic-looking hardy perennial makes a real statement in borders, where its impressive height is ideal for the back of the border. Plant Fritillaria imperialis 'Maxima Lutea' in groups for a colourful, eye-catching display in late spring. The foxy aroma of the bulbs is also said to deter moles and…  More Info

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Fritillaria imperialis

A monarch among bulbs! Dramatic crowns of scarlet bell shaped flowers are topped with a whirl of leaf like bracts. Just a few of their tall stately stems is sufficient to create a bold display. Ideal for the back of borders where their impressive height can be best appreciated. The foxy aroma of the…  More Info

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Fritillaria 'Orange Beauty'

The most theatrical of spring bulbs, Fritillaria ‘Orange Beauty’ is one of those special plants that puts on a performance to make you gasp! Above whorls of strap-shaped leaves, rise dark, sturdy stems up to 90cm tall, which burst into a crown of pendant orange bells, topped with a spiky…  More Info

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Paulownia tomentosa - Seeds

Large clusters of fragrant violet flowers in some seasons plus large exotic leaves. Amazing growth rate, a single shoot will often reach up to 8ft in a season.  More Info

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Paulownia tomentosa

Native to China, this unusual deciduous tree is sure to be a talking point in your garden! Beautiful fragrant, lilac-mauve flowers, which resemble foxgloves, are borne in late spring just before the tree bursts into leaf. The large bright green, slightly hairy leaves are produced on stout upright…  More Info

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Dahlia 'Imperialis Tree Dahlia'

…a single growing season. Sporting huge, elder-like leaves of around a metre long held on impressive stems which resemble bamboo, Dahlia ‘Imperialis’ is usually grown as a foliage plant. Its jungly appearance makes it a magnificent specimen for a tropical border. The flowers don’t…  More Info

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