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PHILADELPHUS
CORONARIUS.
The original ‘Mock-Orange’, retaining the almost pure white blossom, and
rich fragrance. A large dense bush, very hardy and drought resistant.
8ft x 8ft. Z6.
PHILADELPHUS CORONARIUS AUREUS.
Golden leaved form of the above. The flowers are less significant but it
is a compact shrub whose foliage will brighten a dark corner. 4ft x 4ft.
Z6.
PHILADELPHUS
‘MANTEAU D’ ERMINE’.
A bushy compact dwarf, wider than high smothered in highly scented
double flowers in early and midsummer 2ft x 4ft. Z7.
PHILADELPHUS MICROPHYLLUS.
A compact upright little shrub with neat small foliage, densely covered
in very fragrant pineapple scented flowers in early and midsummer. 3ft
x 3ft. Z7.
POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA.
The numerous hybrids of this species provide useful small long flowering
shrubs. Extremely hardy and easily grown, they carry saucer shaped 1”
to 2” flowers from late spring to mid-autumn, reaching about 3ft x 3ft,
and old stems can be pruned to ground level: Z4. We
offer:
‘Goldfinger’; 2” rich yellow
‘Hopley’s Orange; orange and yellow bicolor
‘Princess’; pale pink
‘Snowflake’; white
‘Sunset’: dark orange.
‘Tangerine’; a more prostrate form making a useful
front of border ‘filler’.
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