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Galanthus woronowii - SnowdropGalanthus woronowii Snowdrop Many of you will be familiar with our commonest snowdrop, Galanthus nivalis, but you may not know Galanthus woronowii, a shorter specimen with shinier, broader green leaves and beautiful pearl drop flowers that hang down at a slight angle, the inner segments have green horseshoe shaped mark near the tips. This bulbous perennial will eventually form large clumps. Flowers early. Excellent for bees and other pollinators.

Soil: Any reasonably well drained soil

Another lovely cultivar out of bamboo expert Hans Verweig’s hat - as the name 'Fargesia' suggests it has a slightly cascading growth habit - not unlike a fountain - but the upright blue-green canes are of interest mostly because they reliably keep the majority of their leaves in the Winter

Noir de Gubin

but not a keeper

Leucothoe Burning Love

which are very attractive to birds

Rosa Pheasant is a rather thorny

until the 1940's when a small number of living specimens were found in the in Sichuan province of China

A justly popular variety of summer-fruiting raspberry

Light crops of long

perfect for cooking and jam-making (try cracking the stones and including the kernels

and forms a non-invasive clump growing to about 3m (10ft) in height

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