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For further information on this entry please email [email protected] VISITOR VOTE supported by Verification by Category Annuals Plant Name Rudbeckia hirta Enchanted Sunburst Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd Breeder Thompson & Morgan Plant Description Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Sunburst bears stunning long-lasting, semi-double, gold and black flowers. These appear from July through to October on a vigorous and bushy plant. The flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result is a multi-tonal tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have finished blooming. The flowers are always busy with pollinating insects, making this a great choice for a wildlife garden. Enchanted Sunburst makes the perfect patio container plant and they look fabulous planted en masse in beds and borders. The Enchanted series all grow to a height of 50cm and spread to 45cm. So whatever your planting style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly! Special features which aid growing The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the plugs are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue culture. So for a grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb final grade-out at despatch. Special features which benefit the consumer The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue culture, plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the Enchanted Series are all the same height, customers can mix and match the varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for pollinating insects and the public are now increasingly seeking out plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Rudbeckia hirta Enchanted Sunburst

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Sunburst bears stunning

long-lasting, semi-double, gold and black flowers. These appear from July through to October on a vigorous and bushy plant. The flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result

is a multi-tonal tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have finished blooming.

The flowers are always busy with pollinating insects, making this a great choice for a wildlife garden. Enchanted Sunburst makes the

perfect patio container plant and they look fabulous planted en

masse in beds and borders. The Enchanted series all grow to a height of 50cm and spread to 45cm. So whatever your planting style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly!

Special features which aid growing

The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the

plugs are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue

culture. So for a grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb final grade-out at despatch.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when

customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue culture,

plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the

Enchanted Series are all the same height, customers can mix and

match the varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for

pollinating insects and the public are now increasingly seeking out plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Rudbeckai hirta Enchanted Flame

Entrant Farplants

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Flame bears stunning long-

lasting, semi-double, copper-orange flowers. These appear from July through to October on a vigorous and bushy plant. The flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result is a multi-tonal

tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have finished blooming. The flowers are always

busy with pollinating insects, making this a great choice for a wildlife garden. Enchanted Flame makes the perfect patio container plant

and they look fabulous planted en masse in beds and borders. The

Enchanted series all grow to a height of 50cm and spread to 45cm. So whatever your planting style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly!

Special features which aid growing

The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the plugs

are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue culture. So for a

grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb final grade-out at despatch.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when

customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue culture,

plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the Enchanted

Series are all the same height, customers can mix and match the

varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for pollinating insects

and the public are now increasingly seeking out plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Petunia hybrida Capella Hello Yellow

Selling Name Petunia Hello Yellow

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Danziger

Plant Description

Everyone is looking for that deep rich yellow colour in a Petunia. Ball are delighted to introduce 'Hello Yellow' which features the most

striking deeply saturated yellow flowers, unique to the market. The plants with their naturally compact and mounded shape make this

variety perfect for 10cm to 1 litre pots as well as hanging baskets and patio containers. A great choice colour to develop beautiful combinations that draw the eye at retail. Once planted Hello Yellow

will continue to grow and fill out containers and baskets. Good heat

and weather tolerance. Height and Spread 25 -30cm.

Special features which aid growing

Creates a tidy small pot with little or no requirement for PGR.

Naturally compact in the greenhouse, yet ontinues to grow and gain size once planted in the garden. Early flowering. A useful ingredient for creating beautiful combination planters for impulse retail

opportunities.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

A particularly eye-catching colour. Will really stand out in pots and baskets in the garden. Great ingredient for making colour combination planters. Once planted 'Hello Yellow' will continue to grow and fill out containers and baskets. Good heat and weather

tolerance. Height and Spread 25 -30cm.

Additional remarks An easy crop in production, has no different pest and disease benefits

over any other Petunia.

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Plant Name Pelargonium zonale Exotica Coral Sunrise

Entrant SyngentaFlowers

Breeder SyngentaFlowers

Plant Description Exotica is a stand alone geranium which can be used as a structure

plant as well as a flowering plant. The flower colour and special foliage give an interesting contrast

Special features which aid

growing Perfect for landscaping

Special features which benefit the consumer

Unique large non existing flower colour on special foliage.

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Plant Name Calibrachoa Hybrida Callie Double Rose Dark Eye

Entrant SyngentaFlowers

Breeder SyngentaFlowers

Plant Description Callie Double is a new edition to the Callie series. It has fully

double flowers, a mounding/semi-trailing habit and a good

weather tolerance

Special features which aid

growing Mounding/semi-trailing habit

Special features which benefit the consumer

Amazing double flowered variety

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Plant Name Calibrachoa Hybrida Callie Double Light Blue

Entrant SyngentaFlowers

Breeder Syngenta Flowers

Plant Description Callie Double is a new edition to the Callie series. It has fully

double flowers, a mounding/semi-trailing habit and a good

weather tolerance

Special features which aid

growing Mounding/semi-trailing habit

Special features which benefit the consumer

Amazing double flowered variety

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Plant Name Begonia Waterfalls® Bicolour(P)

Selling Name Dreams Garden Begonia Waterfalls® Bicolour(P)

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Beekenkamp Plants BV

Plant Description

New salmon/white bicolor

Floriferous and fills the top of the plant

Continuous flowering

Easy branching

Great garden performance

Suitable for 12 cm to Hanging Basket

Works nice in big pot

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Plant Name Pelargonium interspecific Mojo Dark Red

Entrant SyngentaFlowers

Breeder Syngenta Flowers

Plant Description A dark foliage interspecific series for 12-14 cm combining vibrant

colours, very good branching and good vigour

Special features which aid

growing Upright plant habit and perfect for landscaping

Special features which benefit the consumer

Stunning dark foliage paired with vibrant blooms makes for a

striking combination.

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Plant Name Rudbeckia hirta Cosmic Eye

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Cosmic Eye bears

stunning long-lasting, semi-double, yellow and chocolate. These

appear from July through to October on a vigorous and bushy

plant. The flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result is a multi-tonal tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have finished

blooming. The flowers are always busy with pollinating insects, making this a great choice for a wildlife garden. Enchanted Cosmic

Eye makes the perfect patio container plant and they look

fabulous planted en masse in beds and borders. The Enchanted series all grow to a height of 50cm and spread to 45cm. So

whatever your planting style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly!

Special features which aid

growing

The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the

plugs are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed

which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue culture. So for a grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb

final grade-out at despatch.

Special features which benefit the consumer

The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late

summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue

culture, plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the

Enchanted Series are all the same height, customers can mix and match the varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for pollinating insects and the public are now increasingly seeking out

plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Dahlia Labella® Grande Red-White (P)

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Beekenkamp Plants BV

Plant Description

Unique stable bicolor flower; red & white

Large flowers

Strong plant

Very vigorous

Excellent garden performance

Ideal in 15- 17 cm pots

National holiday celebrations England. Combine it with a blue trailing Petunia for United Kingdom

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Plant Name Pelargonium zonale Rosebud Astrid

Entrant SyngentaFlowers

Breeder SyngentaFlowers

Plant Description A novel variety that adds a new twist to geranium programs, big

and small. Rosebud-like flowers makes this an unique variety that

stands out at retail and in the garden.

Special features which aid

growing Upright plant habit and perfect for landscaping

Special features which benefit the consumer

Rosebud-like flowers makes this an unique variety that stands out

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Plant Name Gerbera Patio Volcanoes

Selling Name Gerbera Patio Volcanoes

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder HilverdaFlorist

Plant Description

Voluminous plants with stunning, extra-large flowers providing a burst of long-lasting summer beauty. Flowers last a full 2-3 weeks

longer than your average Gerbera on the patio. Patio Volcanoes features extremely large orange & yellow bicolour double flowers with

a black centre. This variety is well matched with other colours in its series for habit and flowering time. Perfect for large pots and patio container sales. Plants produce a rich succession of huge 16cm

double flowers from spring until autumn. Each plant will fill a 3-5 litre

pot with ease for premium retail sales opportunities and are retail ready in 12-16 weeks from potting. The flowers are also perfect for

cutting with a vase life of two weeks. Height 40-60cm.

Special features which aid growing

Plants are strong and robust filling 3-5 litre pots with ease.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Produce large plants loaded with a succession of extra-large 16cm

diameter semi-double to double flowers from spring to autumn. Excellent garden performance and weather tolerance. Ideal for the sunny patio in large containers with flowers lasting a full 2-3 weeks

longer than your average Gerbera on the patio. Patio Volcanoes features extremely large orange & yellow bicolour double flowers with

a black centre. These flowers are also perfect for cutting with a vase

life of two weeks. Attractive to bees and butterflies. Height 40 - 60cm.

Additional remarks Plants are strong and robust filling 3-5 litre pots with ease.

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Plant Name Rudbeckia hirta Enchanted Embers

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Embers bears stunning

long-lasting, semi-double, peach and red flowers. These appear

from July through to October on a vigorous and bushy plant. The

flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result is a multi-tonal tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have finished blooming.

The flowers are always busy with pollinating insects, making this a great choice for a wildlife garden. Enchanted Embers makes the

perfect patio container plant and they look fabulous planted en

masse in beds and borders. The Enchanted series all grow to a height of 50cm and spread to 45cm. So whatever your planting

style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly!

Special features which aid

growing

The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the

plugs are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their

final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue

culture. So for a grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb final grade-out at despatch.

Special features which benefit the consumer

The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue

culture, plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the

Enchanted Series are all the same height, customers can mix and

match the varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for pollinating insects and the public are now increasingly seeking out plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good

cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Bidens ‘Tiger bee’

Entrant Kernock Park Plants

Breeder Proven Winners Europe Ltd

Plant Description

Adding to our already extensive Bidens range from Proven Winners,

this bi-coloured spectacle performed excellently in trials across

Europe. Forming a tidy habit reaching 25cm and large, brightly

coloured golden and burnt orange flowers guaranties a great container or bedding display.

Special features which aid growing

This variety has been selected by Proven Winners, due to its outstanding performance in our worldwide trials.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Proven Winners plants are the result of long and extensive trialling

processes completed by some of the most innovate plant breeders in

the world. Only the very best varieties make the grade, judged on habit, form, disease resistance and of course flower power.

Additional remarks Tested to be mildew resistant.

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Plant Name Pelargonium interspecific Mojo Cranberry Splash

Entrant SyngentaFlowers

Breeder SyngentaFlowers

Plant Description A dark foliage interspecific series for 12-14 cm combining vibrant colours, very good branching

and good vigour

Special features which aid growing Upright plant habit and perfect for landscaping

Special features which benefit the consumer

Stunning dark foliage paired with vibrant blooms makes for a striking combination.

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Plant Name Dahlia 'Happy Days Halo'

Entrant Allensmore Nurseries Ltd.

Breeder Syngenta Flowers

Plant Description

'Halo' is a vibrant new introduction to the Happy Days series.

Featuring wonderful single orange-yellow centred flowers with bright

pink tipped petals which stand out against the almost-black foliage.

'Happy Days Halo' can't help but brighten your day! Easy to grow, 'Halo' has great mildew resistance. Ideal for beds, borders and containers.

Special features which aid

growing

Suitable for 13-15 cm pots.

No pinch required

Perfect for Landscaping

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Upright, compact habit

Dark leaves

Large colourful single flowers

Excellent for cut flowers

Easy to grow and maintain

Attactive to Butterflies and Bee Friendly

30-40cm height

Full sun - partial shade

Prefers average well-drained soil

Suitable for containers

Additional remarks Particularly resistant to mildew

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Plant Name Rudbeckia hirta Enchanted Velvet Flame

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Velvet Flame bears

stunning long-lasting, semi-double, chocolate and orange red

flowers. These appear from July through to October on a vigorous

and bushy plant. The flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result is a multi-tonal tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have

finished blooming. The flowers are always busy with pollinating insects, making this a great choice for a wildlife garden.

Enchanted Velvet Flame makes the perfect patio container plant

and they look fabulous planted en masse in beds and borders. The Enchanted series all grow to a height of 50cm and spread to 45cm.

So whatever your planting style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly!

Special features which aid

growing

The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the

plugs are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed

which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue culture. So for a grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb

final grade-out at despatch.

Special features which benefit the consumer

The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late

summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue

culture, plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the

Enchanted Series are all the same height, customers can mix and match the varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for pollinating insects and the public are now increasingly seeking out

plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Rudbeckia hirta Enchanted Starfire

Selling Name

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Bred by Thompson & Morgan, Enchanted Starfire bears stunning long-lasting, semi-double, red and yellow. These appear from July

through to October on a vigorous and bushy plant. The flower colour gradually deepens in colour as they age so the result is a

multi-tonal tapestry of colour that will provide long lasting interest, just when many summer plants have finished blooming. The flowers are always busy with pollinating insects, making this a

great choice for a wildlife garden. Enchanted Starfire makes the

perfect patio container plant and they look fabulous planted en masse in beds and borders. The Enchanted series all grow to a

height of 50cm and spread to 45cm. So whatever your planting

style, these reliable annuals will fit in perfectly!

Special features which aid

growing

The Enchanted series are all propagated by tissue culture so the

plugs are vigorous and uniform and get off to a flying start in their final pots. Most other Rudbeckia hirta types are grown from seed

which will never perform quite as well as plants from tissue culture. So for a grower, the Enchanted series promise a superb final grade-out at despatch.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

The Enchanted Series arrive on Garden Centre in July just when customers are looking for instant colour to brighten up their late

summer borders and patios. Being propagated from tissue culture, plants will establish quickly in the garden and because the

Enchanted Series are all the same height, customers can mix and

match the varieties together. They are an amazing magnet for pollinating insects and the public are now increasingly seeking out plants that are insect friendly. Rudbeckias also make very good cut flowers for indoor use with strong stems and a long vase life.

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Plant Name Calibrachoa hybrida Cabaret® Good Night Kiss ('Balcabooni')

Selling Name Calibrachoa Cabaret® Good Night Kiss

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Ball FloraPlant

Plant Description

'Good Night Kiss' is a wonderfully exciting novel colour adding to the

Calibrachoa Cabaret® series. The punchy two-tone purple flowers feature a

striking and stable yellow star centre. 'Good Night Kiss' sets a new

benchmark for what is already considered one of the best programmable

Calibrachoa series on the market. Like all colours in the Cabaret® series it is

closely matched for timing, habit and flower size. The well-branched,

mounded and trailing plants have a full centre, are covered with many

flowers on dark green foliage and provides outstanding garden performance

in all weathers. At lower temperatures they are less sensitive than most

other Calibrachoa. Cabaret can be grown in 9-12 cm pots and is one of the

earliest flowering Calibrachoa on the market. Good Night Kiss will make an

excellent ingredient for exciting plant combinations or planted in its own

right in a hanging basket.

Special features which aid

growing

Joins what is considered one of the best programmable Calibrachoa series

on the market. Closely matched for timing, habit and flower size to the

Cabaret® series. The well-branched, mounded and trailing plants have a full

centre and are covered with many flowers on dark green foliage. Less

sensitive than most other Calibrachoa at lower temperatures and are more

tolerant of high pH levels, reducing the chance of yellow leaves. Suitable for

9-12 cm pots. One of the earliest flowering Calibrachoa on the market

meaning a faster turn round in production.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

A punchy colour with a stunning novel colour effect. The well-branched,

mounded and trailing plants have a full centre, are covered with many

flowers on dark green foliage. More tolerant than any other varieties of hard

tap water, so unlike other Calibrachoa, the leaves of Cabaret remain green

and do not turn yellow easily. Also more tolerant of cool, damp conditions

than most other varieties. Outstanding in baskets and patio containers in

mixed plantings or stand alone. Flowers June to end September. Height and

spread 30cm. A real all round winner for the home gardener!

Additional remarks Less sensitive than most other Calibrachoa at lower temperatures and are

more tolerant of high pH levels, reducing the chance of yellow leaves.

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Plant Name Festuca glauca Sunrise

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Gospodarstwo Ogrodnicze Szkółka Słowińscy

Plant Description

With Festuca Sunrise you bring the sunrise to your garden.

Sunrise has dark green leaves that turn copper-orange at the top in late autumn and winter. In summer, the flowers and flower stems have an attractive, bright orange-red colour which

give the appearance of fireworks. The narrow leaves give an airy effect. Sunrise has a compact, mounded shape and

becomes about 25 cm wide and incl. flower about 70 cm high. The plant itself becomes about 30 cm high. Sunrise prefers a

sunny spot but can also be placed in the semi-shade. Plant

Sunrise in a well-permeable soil; a poor, dry soil is well

tolerated. Festuca Sunrise is an evergreen and beautiful in pot on terrace or balcony, but also very suitable as an accent plant, for mass planting, landscaping, the city garden or rock garden.

Hardy to -20 ºC.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Easy to care for, ideal for new gardeners or people without much time

Water saving + drought tolerant Ultra hardy

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Plant Name Leucanthemum x superbum 'Real Deal'

Selling Name Leucanthemum x superbum 'Real Deal'

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Realflor® (managed by PlantHaven)

Plant Description

Leucanthemum superbum ‘Real Deal’ is a wonderful summer-blooming perennial with large daisy flowers. Unique green buds,

open to a strong golden yellow dome-rounded button petals contrasting deep golden centers carried on very strong stems. This

variety is very floriferous with improved disease resistance. It prefers well-drained soil in the sunny border. Deadhead to encourage continuous bloom. Zone Tidy clump forming habit 40-

50cm. Hardiness USDA Zone 5-9 (-28°C)

Special features which aid

growing

A massive positive for the industry is that Leucanthemum superbum ‘Real Deal’ is now propagated through tissue culture,

eliminating the historical disease issues often associated with this series from cutting raised propagation and thus improving the plants vigour and availability. The foliage is clean and flowers

colourfast, meaning they do not bleach in the full sun. Retail ready plants can be finished in the first year in 3 -5 litre pots from a

February potting of a jumbo Ball 40 plug.

Special features which benefit the consumer

The flowers of Leucanthemum superbum ‘Real Deal’ are colourfast meaning they do not bleach in the full sun. The finished

height of 40-50cm height means this clump forming variety is particularly impressive in both front of borders or containers. The

flowers and stems do not 'flop' and the plants are particularly strong and weather tolerant. A pollinator plant and useful for

long-lasting cut flowers. Hardy if grown in well drained soil or pot.

Additional remarks Greater tolerance to leaf nematode compared to previous the previous cutting raised forms.

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Plant Name Pennisetum orientale Lumen Gold ‘JS Dance With Me'

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Spruyt Select Comm. V.

Plant Description

Pennisetum 'JS Dance with Me' has fuller and whiter flower plumes

than other Pennisetum. 'JS Dance with Me' also produces more flower plumes. This Pennisetum stands out among its peers. The

flowering period is long: from July to October. The blade is narrow and long and "dances" elegantly in the wind. 'JS Dance with Me' has a

dense, low, mounding growth habit and becomes about 45 cm high and 30 cm wide. 'JS Dance with Me' can be planted in both full sun

and semi-shade, but prefers the sun. Plant this beauty in a well-permeable soil. 'JS Dance with Me' requires little maintenance and is drought-resistant. Prune in early spring. Hardy to -22 ºC.

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Plant Name Sempervivum Chick Charms® Pineapple Paradise

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Garden Solutions, LLC

Plant Description

A brand new colour in the ever popular Chick Charm series. This fantastic new colour has

greenish-yellow (Pineapple) coloured outer

leaves with a bright red volcano center. Ideal for

use in window boxes, patio containers & rock gardens.

Special features which aid growing Ideal for growing in 9 or 10.5cm pot.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Easy to care for, ideal for new gardeners or

people without much time Water saving + drought tolerant Ultra hardy

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Plant Name Sempervivum Chick Charms® Butterscotch Baby

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Garden Solutions, LLC

Plant Description

A brand-new colour in the ever-popular Chick Charm series.

Satisfy those sugar cravings with Butterscotch Baby™!

Butterscotch Baby™ has candy apple red edges that melt right into

it’s butterscotch center. Ideal for use in window boxes, patio containers & rock gardens.

Special features which aid growing

Ideal for growing in 9 or 10.5cm pot.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Easy to care for, ideal for new gardeners or people without much

time

Water saving + drought tolerant Ultra hardy

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Plant Name Heuchera villosa Berry Timeless

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Walters Gardens

Plant Description

This is a revolution in Heuchera genetics! You’ll be amazed at the

unbelievable flower production of ‘Berry Timeless’. A myriad of

light pink flowers which age to a deeper rose red are produced in

tight wands on 45-50cm stems. What is so remarkable is what happens when the flowers are over. Similar to a Statice, the flowers dry in place on the stems instead of falling off and leaving

bare stems. These everlasting flowers were the inspiration behind the name – Timeless. You’ll get a two toned look of light and dark

pink flowers on the same plant for a strong show of colour. Even

better, this plant blooms and re-blooms continuously, not in waves, from early summer to the first frost! The foliage is nicely

marked too to add to the effect and of course like other Heucheras, it is incredibly versatile around the garden in sun or

light shade.

Special features which aid

growing

Like most other Heucheras, plugs come from tissue culture so are virus clean, uniform and vigorous. Therefore, they establish

quickly and will grow in a wide variety of nursery facilities. Heucheras will need less watering than many other plants and

slug and snail damage won’t be a problem.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Berry Timeless offers gardeners a very long period of interest each year with flowering for months and almost year round foliage

appeal. So it represents very good value for money. Its versatility

around the garden means that Berry Timeless can be grown

almost anywhere – in sun or light shade and also in containers. Heucheras are also quite drought tolerant, once established, and are generally untouched by slugs and snails. So this variety would

be perfect for new gardeners.

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Plant Name Pennisetum alopecuroides Lumen Gold ('JS Jommenik'PBR)

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Spruyt Select Comm. V.

Plant Description

Pennisetum Lumen Gold has marvelous golden foliage in spring that turns lime green in summer. In a colder climate, more sun gives a

more yellow foliage! Lumen Gold has a rounded, compact habit and

grows 30 cm wide and 25 cm tall. In summer, this beauty shows an

abundance of brown flowers. Plant Lumen Gold in a dry, fresh and well-drained soil in a spot in the sun or semi-shade. Lumen Gold can be used as a solitary on patio or balcony, for mass planting (10-12 per

m2), garden borders or mixed containers. Hardy to -25 ºC.

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Plant Name Dianthus x allwoodii 'Berry Blush'

Entrant Whetman Plants International Ltd

Breeder Whetman Plants International Ltd

Plant Description

Berry Blush is a new addition to the Whetman alpine range

selected for it’s striking flower pattern and colour. It has large single two tone pink flowers with a berry eye, deep fimbriation and intricate pattern. The abundance of scented flowers over

compact grey/green foliage makes it a very appealing plant. Flowering at around 14cm from April, this hardy perennial will

repeat flower until September, with debudding. Ideal for planting in pots, bowls or borders, it is highly versatile and

attracts bees and insects. This new variety is a modern addition

to our catalogue, whilst maintaining the strengths of our traditional breeding.

Special features which aid growing

Extremely hardy so can be grown cold over winter. Drought tolerant when being grown in the warmer months. Keeps good

shape in any size pot.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Berry Blush has many qualities to benefit the consumer.

Displaying an abundance of scented flowers from April to

September gives pleasure all summer and is insect friendly. With it’s hardy grey/green foliage, it provides an attractive plant during the winter. It enjoys well drained neutral soil and is very

versatile, as it can be potted into pots, bowls, troughs or in the border. To encourage repeat flowering, feed with tomato feed

and cut the spent flower stems at the base.

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Plant Name Primula Belarina™ 'Beaujolais'

Entrant Kernock Park Plants

Breeder Kerley & Co.

Plant Description

We are always on the lookout for varieties to improve our existing

ranges - and this plant is no exception. Beautiful large, double,

magenta flowers with white fringes cover the lush green foliage from

February through to early April. Bonus flushes later in the year may also appear.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Wonderful double flowers, long flowering period unlike some more traditional varieties. The Belarina range continues to impress year

after year, in fact the second year flush is often more impressive than the first! Great for spring containers and raised beds.

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Plant Name Sempervivum Chick Charms® Autumn Apple

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Garden Solutions, LLC

Plant Description

A brand-new colour in the ever-popular Chick Charm series. Year

round color show! Chick Charms® Autumn Apple™ changes from

vibrant Spring greens with cherry red tips, to an emerald green

center with a deep red apple edging. Ideal for use in window boxes, patio containers & rock gardens.

Special features which aid growing

Ideal for growing in 9 or 10.5cm pot.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Easy to care for, ideal for new gardeners or people without much

time

Water saving + drought tolerant Ultra hardy

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Plant Name Iris ‘Irisades ’

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Iris Cayeux

Plant Description

A stunning summer flowering Iris with gorgeous blooms of pale

blue and purple, rising above simple sword like foliage. This

beautiful variety has been bred by the renowed Iris breeders,

Cayeux. Growing in full sun and well-drained soil, it will grow to a height of 90cm and is hardy. Ideal for mixed borders, it requires little care, simple cut off old leaves in autumn.

Special features which aid growing

Producing the plants using Tissue Culture ensures additional

vigor, as well as encouraging multiple flower spikes. It also reduces problems associated with both bacterial rots and viruses

in the commercial production of this variety.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Richard Cayeux is selecting Iris with strong weather resistant

stems, with at least four flower buds, each bud producing 3+ flowers ensuring an extended flowering period and 12+

flowers per stem.

Eye catching flowers

Hardy

Summer flowering

Low maintenance

Grow in mixed borders

Additional remarks

Grow in well-drained soil. Iris are not heavy feeders and lower N in

relation to higher P & K is an advantage. Dividing the rootstock in

late summer (August to September) every third year will prevent

overcrowding of the roots and help ensure good floweri

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Plant Name Iris ‘Lune et Soleil’

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Iris Cayeux

Plant Description

A beautiful early summer flowering Iris with dazzling

blooms in gorgeous shades of pale and bright yellow,

rising eye-catchingly above simple sword like foliage.

This attractive variety has been bred by the renowned Iris breeders, Cayeux. Growing in full sun and well-drained soil, it will grow to a height of 90cm and is hardy.

Ideal for mixed borders, it requires little care, simply cut off old leaves in autumn.

Special features which aid growing

Producing the plants using Tissue Culture ensures

additional vigor, as well as encouraging multiple flower

spikes. It also reduces problems associated with both

bacterial rots and viruses in the commercial production of this variety.

Special features which benefit the

consumer

Richard Cayeux is selecting Iris with strong weather resistant stems, with at least four flower buds, each bud producing 3+ flowers ensuring an extended

flowering period and 12+ flowers per stem.

Eye catching flowers

Hardy

Summer flowering

Low maintenance

Grow in mixed borders

Additional remarks

Grow in well-drained soil. Iris are not heavy feeders and lower N in relation to higher P & K is an advantage.

Dividing the rootstock in late summer (August to September) every third year will prevent overcrowding of

the roots and help ensure good floweri

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Plant Name Sempervivum tectorum 'Leo'

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Vitroflora

Plant Description

'Leo' is a unique coloured Sempervivum. 'Leo' is a mat-forming,

evergreen, succulent perennial forming dense, rosettes of maroon-

tipped, yellow orange to yellow-brown leaves and leafy stems bearing

clusters of star-shaped, pink flowers in summer. Strongest colour is in early spring to mid-summer. Ideal for use in containers, window boxes or the rock garden. Height 30cm (with flower), 15cm spread.

Special features which aid growing

Ideal for growing in 9 or 10.5cm pot.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Easy to care for, ideal for new gardeners or people without much time

Water saving + drought tolerant Ultra hardy

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Plant Name Leucanthemum x superbum 'Goldcup'

Selling Name Leucanthemum x superbum 'Goldcup'

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Realflor® (managed by PlantHaven)

Plant Description

Leucanthemum superbum ‘Goldcup’ is a wonderful summer-blooming perennial with large bright sunshine yellow flowers.

The flowers are colorfast with no color phasing and have bold golden yellow centres turning to a warm creamy yellow as they

mature, carried on very strong stems. This variety is very floriferous with improved disease resistance. It prefers well-drained soil in the sunny border. Deadhead to encourage

continuous bloom. Tidy clump forming habit. Height 75-80cm,

spread 40-50cm. Hardiness USDA Zone 5-9 (-28°C)

Special features which aid growing

A massive positive for the industry is that Leucanthemum

superbum ‘Goldcup’ is now propagated through tissue culture, eliminating the historical disease issues often associated with this series from cutting raised propagation and thus improving

the plants vigour and availability. The foliage is clean and flowers colourfast, meaning they do not bleach in the full sun.

Retail ready plants can be finished in the first year in 3 -5 litre pots from a February potting of a jumbo Ball 40 plug.

Special features which benefit the consumer

The flowers of Leucanthemum superbum ‘Goldcup’ are

colourfast meaning they do not bleach in the full sun. The finished height of 80cm makes this variety particularly

impressive for use in garden borders, landscape and container. The flowers and stems do not 'flop' and the plants are

particularly strong and weather tolerant. A pollinator plant and

useful for long-lasting cut flowers. Hardy if grown in well drained soil or pot.

Additional remarks Greater tolerance to leaf nematode compared to previous the

previous cutting raised forms

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Plant Name Senecio niveoaureus Silver Feathers

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder New World Plants Ltd

Plant Description

A truly striking new and exciting perennial that delivers a big splash of

attention-seeking silver foliage to brighten any border or patio pot,

forming clusters of sumptuous rosettes of long silver, feather-like leaves. Architectural foliage is very soft to touch so very aptly named! It’s a high-altitude plant, so cold is no problem as long as you provide

good drainage. Mature plants produce tall stems with pendulous

large yellow daisy flowers.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Needs a well-drained soil and ideally a sheltered position to cope with harsh winters; current seasons foliage can die down with hard

frosts but the plant is herbaceous and regenerates from dormant

resting buds. 60cm x 60cm (flowers 1m).

Additional remarks No issues noted during our trials.

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Plant Name Heuchera vilosa Frilly

Entrant Seiont Nurseries LTD

Breeder Genesis Plant Marketing

Plant Description

Heuchera ‘Frilly’ has very attractive caramel coloured foliage. The

foliage is a darker colour than other Caramel coloured varieties and

also de foliage shape is totally different. Heuchera ‘Frilly’ has very

ruffled foliage. The habit is sturdy and dense

Special features which aid growing

Compact habit means no trimming required

Grows is such a way it suits 9cm to 3 litre pots Very easy to grow on from Plug

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Compact habit means its great for containers or front of border

Multi season interest

flowers attract bees and other beneficial insects

Additional remarks this variety has no notable Pest or disease issues

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Plant Name Iris ‘Framboisine

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Iris Cayeux

Plant Description

A delightful early summer flowering Iris with beautiful flowers

in shades of pink, cream and raspberry, rising above simple sword like foliage. This attractive variety has been bred by the renowned Iris breeders, Cayeux. Growing in full sun and well-

drained soil, it will grow to a height of 90cm and is hardy. Ideal for mixed borders, it requires little care, simply cut off old

leaves in autumn.

Special features which aid growing

Producing the plants using Tissue Culture ensures additional vigor, as well as encouraging multiple flower spikes. It also

reduces problems associated with both bacterial rots and viruses in the commercial production of this variety.

Special features which benefit the

consumer

Richard Cayeux is selecting Iris with strong weather resistant stems, with at least four flower buds, each bud producing 3+ flowers ensuring an extended flowering period and 12+ flowers per stem.

Eye catching flowers

Hardy

Summer flowering

Low maintenance

Grow in mixed borders

Additional remarks

Grow in well-drained soil. Iris are not heavy feeders and lower

N in relation to higher P & K is an advantage. Dividing the rootstock in late summer (August to September) every third year will prevent overcrowding of the roots and help ensure

good floweri

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Plant Name Nepeta x faassenii 'Whispurr'

Selling Name Nepeta x faassenii 'Whispurr'

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Darwin Perennials

Plant Description

Whispurr Blue and Whipsurr Pink have a modern upright robust habit compared to Walkers Low and Six Hills Giant. The plants with their

large flower plumes retain their upright form without flopping or collapsing when it rains, making this an excellent choice for

landscape and retail. 'Pink' is the newest pink on the market and 'Blue' is a beautiful lavender blue, quite different from other blues on the market place. Whispurr series has a long flowering window and,

when plants finish flowering, the remaining calyx still looks good.

Attracts bees, butterflies, has a minty scented foliage and is frost tolerant. Height and spread 60-70cm

Special features which aid growing

Plants retain their upright form without collapsing or 'flopping' in the rain, meaning this this variety stands up well and doesnt tangle on the nursery bed and at retail. An excellent choice for a 3-5 litre pot

programme for June-July sales. Ie. a Ball 40 plug potted in February-March, plants can be 'fast-finished' in a 3 litre pots for June sales or

grown on in a 5 litre pot for July sales. Unlike previous varieties, Whispurr does not need trimming. Can be grown outside or in a well ventilated polytunnel.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

A beautiful and robust upright form (height 60-70cm) with large flowers which continue flowering for a long season from spring

through summer. The flower stems still look interesting even when blooming has finished with the nicely coloured calyx which are left

behind. The leaves have a lovely minty fragrance and the plants are

highly attractive to pollinators. Plant in a sunny location. Plants can be trimmed toawrds the end of the season for a late flush of colour end summer/early Autumn.

Additional remarks An easy, low maintenance crop in production. The aromatic leaves keep deer and rabbits away.

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Plant Name Dahlia 'Aperto Deep Orange'

Entrant Allensmore Nurseries Ltd.

Breeder Syngenta Flowers

Plant Description

Dahlia 'Aperto Deep Orange' is a wonderful new introduction.

Especially bred for outdoor production, it features large double

Orange flowers held above fresh bushy green foliage. 'Aperto Deep

Orange' has a superb compact branched habit requiring no pinching. Excellent variety for cut flowers and perfect in plant borders or patio containers.

Special features which aid growing

Season extender

Suitable for 17-23 cm pot

No pinch required

Perfect for Landscaping

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Upright, well-branched habit

Large, filled flowers

Excellent for cut flowers

Repeat flowering

Easy to grow and maintain

40-50cm height

Full sun - partial shade

Prefers average well-drained soil

Suitable for containers

Value for money

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Plant Name Geum 'Samba Sunset'

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Samba Sunset has enormous, bright red blooms held on tall stems,

above fresh green foliage. The blooms are twice as big as traditional

varieties. Flowering is continual from late spring through to early

frosts. Clump forming habit with attractive foliage. Height 60cm, spread 45cm.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Very large flower

Continual flowering

Attracts pollinating insects

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Plant Name Delosperma cooperi 'Ice Cream™ Swirl'

Selling Name Delosperma cooperi 'Ice Cream™ Swirl'

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Florensis

Plant Description

Delosperma Ice Cream™ Swirl is a trendy and bee friendly crop, with very

good heat tolerance and modern colours, combined with good earliness.

Unlike natural species Ice Cream™ is compact and has a controlled growth

habit making it easy to mange, providing for optimal pot performance.

Depending on the location it is semi-hardy down to approximately -10oC

and therefore well usable for the border, rock garden as well as patio

containers.

Ice Cream™ Swirl is supplied in the unique MixMasters® plug. Each large plug

includes 3 individual and different coloured plants. The growth

characteristic of all colours in this unique Swirl mixture (Fire, Orange,

Salmon and Yellow) are well matched, making this an excellent choice for

the production of pots. These are ideal for Growers to simply drop straight

into a 2-3 litre pot for a high impulse retail presentation from April to August.

Height 10-15cm.

Special features which aid

growing

This variety has been selected for its colour and habit. The naturally

branched and neat shape, unlike the natural species, is much easier to

manage in production. IceCream™ Swirl is supplied as a MixMasters® plug as

an easy solution for Growers. Each plug has 3 colours and are ideal to simply

drop into a 2-3 litre pot for a high impact colourful retail presentation.

MixMasters® Swirl is also priced to be a more cost effective option for

Growers to buy rather than using 3 of the colours separately to create a

mixed pot.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Succulents are right on trend at the moment and Delosperma is no

exception. Its incredible heat and drought tolerance makes this a perfect

choice for many exposed planting positions in the garden. The name 'Ice

Cream™' is appropriate particularly when the bright pastel colours are

mixed together to create one harmonious display. IceCream™ MixMasters®

Swirl is the perfect choice to recreate this mixture with 3 IceCream™ colours

all in 1 plug. The icing on the cake (or topping on the IceCream) is that this

variety is 'Bee Friendly', a feature currently very topical for many gardeners.

Additional remarks An easy, low maintenance crop in production.

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Plant Name Delosperma Wheels of Wonder Hot Red

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Florsaika

Plant Description A fantastic new colour in the popular and established

Wheels of Wonder series. This stunning new Hot Red

really shines.

Special features which benefit the

consumer

Large beautiful Bright Red flowers

Continuous flowering from early summer to early winter

Thrives on neglect, can be left un-watered for days and even weeks on end

Can be used in multiple locations; rock gardens,

borders & containers

A magnet for bees and butterflies

Spreading habit, it grows to 15 cm high and 80

cm wide

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Plant Name Salvia splendens ‘Flamingo’

Selling Name Salvia ‘Flamingo’

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Undisclosed

Plant Description

A new hybrid which is cutting raised, rather than from seed and typically resembles the traditional bedding type Salvia. The unique

and very special large two tone colours flowers of rich Flamingo pink, bloom throughout summer and autumn, attracting bees to your

garden. The compact, simple dark green foliage is the perfect foil to the striking pink flowers. ‘Flamingo’ requires little maintenance, simply cut back flowering spikes following flowering, however, it is

not hardy. Growing to a height and spread of 60cm, ideally in sun or

partial shade and well-drained soil, it is perfect for pots or borders.

Special features which aid growing

A 60 cell size plug supplied from week 16 onwards enables a

finished plant to be made for summer sales

Ideally the plant needs warm temperatures in the early stages (due to the spp) after potting to make the required growth with a

pinch to encourage side breaks.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Unique and unusual flowers

Bright flamingo pink colour

Fragrant flowers

Flowering summer to autumn

Compact, simple foliage

Ideal for pots and borders

Additional remarks Makes great patio specimens on its own or as mixed planters

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Plant Name Delosperma cooperi 'Ice Cream™'

Selling Name Delosperma cooperi 'Ice Cream™'

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Florensis

Plant Description

Delosperma Ice Cream™ is a trendy and bee friendly crop, with very good

heat tolerance and modern colours, combined with good earliness. Unlike natural species Ice Cream™ is compact and has a controlled

growth habit making it easy to mange, providing for optimal pot

performance. Depending on the location it is semi-hardy down to approximately -10oC and therefore well usable for the border, rock

garden as well as patio containers. The growth characteristic of all colours of the series; Fire, Orange,

Salmon and Yellow is well matching, ideal for the production of 2 or 3

colour mixes in one pot. We highly recommend IceCream™ MixMasters® Swirl, a unique and easy solution for growers. Each large plug has 3

colours which is ideal to simply drop stright into a 2-3 litre pot for a high

high impulse retail presentation from April to August. Height 10-15cm.

Special features which aid growing

This variety has been selected for its colour and habit. The naturally branched and neat shape unlike the natural species is easy to manage in

production. Produces a flowering plant in a 1 litre pot in as little as 6-8 weeks. We highly recommend IceCream™ MixMasters® Swirl for an easy

solution for growers. Each plug has 3 colours and are ideal to simply drop

into a 2-3 litre pot for a high impact colourful presentation.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Succulents are right on trend at the moment and Delosperma is no

exception. Its incredible heat and drought tolerance makes this a perfect

choice for many exposed planting positions in the garden. The name 'Ice Cream™' is appropriate particularly when the bright pastel colours are

mixed together to create one harmonious display. IceCream™

MixMasters® Swirl is the perfect choice to recreate this mixture with 3

IceCream™ colours all in 1 plug. The icing on the cake (or topping on the

IceCream) is that this variety is 'Bee Friendly', a feature currently very topical for many gardeners.

Additional remarks An easy, low maintenance crop in production.

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Plant Name Rhodanthemum 'Zagora Yellow'

Entrant Allensmore Nurseries Ltd. / BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

(JOINT ENTRY)

Breeder Florensis

Plant Description

The Zagora's are a fantastic new series of Rhodanthemum's featuring previously unavailable colours; Yellow, Orange and Pink. Zagora

impresses with its compact, round character and healthy fresh green

foliage in combination with stable, comparatively short flower stems

and an excellent abundance of flowers.

Special features which aid

growing

Unique Colours

Coloured buds when flowers closed

First year flowering

Suitable for annual and biennial culture

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Round, compact habit

Fresh silvery-green leaves

Adundant flowering

Unique flower & bud colour

Easy to grow and maintain

30-40cm height

Full sun - partial shade

Prefers average well-drained soil

Suitable for containers

Overwinter in frost free environment

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Plant Name Rhodanthemum 'Zagora Pink'

Entrant Allensmore Nurseries Ltd. / BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

(JOINT ENTRY)

Breeder Florensis

Plant Description

The Zagora's are a fantastic new series of Rhodanthemum's featuring previously unavailable colours; Yellow, Orange and Pink. Zagora

impresses with its compact, round character and healthy fresh green

foliage in combination with stable, comparatively short flower stems

and an excellent abundance of flowers.

Special features which aid

growing

Unique Colours

Coloured buds when flowers closed

First year flowering

Suitable for annual and biennial culture

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Round, compact habit

Fresh silvery-green leaves

Adundant flowering

Unique flower & bud colour

Easy to grow and maintain

30-40cm height

Full sun - partial shade

Prefers average well-drained soil

Suitable for containers

Overwinter in frost free environment

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Plant Name Rhodanthemum 'Zagora Orange'

Entrant Allensmore Nurseries Ltd. / BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

(JOINT ENTRY)

Breeder Florensis

Plant Description

The Zagora's are a fantastic new series of Rhodanthemum's featuring previously unavailable colours; Yellow, Orange and Pink. Zagora

impresses with its compact, round character and healthy fresh green

foliage in combination with stable, comparatively short flower stems

and an excellent abundance of flowers.

Special features which aid

growing

Unique Colours

Coloured buds when flowers closed

First year flowering

Suitable for annual and biennial culture

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Round, compact habit

Fresh silvery-green leaves

Adundant flowering

Unique flower & bud colour

Easy to grow and maintain

30-40cm height

Full sun - partial shade

Prefers average well-drained soil

Suitable for containers

Overwinter in frost free environment

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Plant Name Agapanthus Neverland

Entrant Fairweathers

Breeder Greenleaf Nursery Co

Plant Description

Great compact evergreen Agapanthus with colourful variegated

golden yellow foliage . Seedling form Agapanthus Peter Pan hence the

name. Lilac buds open to sky blue to lilac flowers in the summer.

Colourful variegated foliage so therefore extended selling period through out the spring and summer months.

Special features which aid growing

Evergreen

Keep frost free during winter.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Colourful variegated foliage so therefore added interest

throughout the year.

Needs frost protection.

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Plant Name Digitalis Lucas Light Pink

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Maarten van de Sar

Plant Description

Part of the beautiful Digitalis Lucas range, ‘Light Pink’ is a stunning

new introduction to compliment the already successful Pink and

White varieties. The gorgeous light pink blooms, with distinctive

maroon speckles to the throat, rise from neat, compact foliage in summer, offering a delightful display and attracting bees to your garden. It grows well in full sun or partial shade, in well-drained soil

and will flower a second time if cut back following the first blooms. It is ideal for mixed garden borders or could be grow in large containers,

growing to a height of 90cm and spread of 45cm.

Special features which aid growing

Very branching

Flowering well without vernalization

Compact height (similar to Pink and White)

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Dwarf habit

Compact foliage

Beautiful flowers

Long flowering period

Mass of flowers

Will continue flowering, if fading spikes are regularly removed

Additional remarks Good tolerance to mildew

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Plant Name Salvia greggii 'Angel Wings'

Entrant Kernock Park Plants / Newey Ltd

(JOINT ENTRY)

Breeder New World Plants

Plant Description

What a delight - this variety is sure to make an impression on your patio or garden bed with its compact habit & incredible flower power.

Baby pink blushing flowers emerge on upright stems early in the

season and the colour never seems to fade! Very robust stems and

temperature resistance ensures it will thrill year after year in almost all situations. With a maximum size of approximately 40cm, this variety will impress in either a container or border display. A real

trend setter for this popular genre of plant.

Special features which aid

growing Hardy to -5°C continuously. Very strong stems compared to other

varieties.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Flowers Profusely & long flowering period. Makes a fantastic patio

specimen either on its own or in mixed plantings. Bee & pollinator

friendly.

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Plant Name Salvia guarantica 'Pink Amistad'

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Rolando Aníbal Uría

Plant Description

A stunning new introduction from the same breeder as the original

Amistad. This pink form promises to be a sure-fire winner with

consumers, and a top seller for years to come. A great product for

both containers and the garden border, a real statement piece. A brilliant plant for attracting pollinating insects. Flowers from late spring to mid-autumn. Height 1.2m, spread 50cm.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Long flowering period - late spring to mid-autumn

Suitable for containers or the garden border Height 1.2m, spread 50cm

Aromatic foliage

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Plant Name Geranium pratense ‘Storm Cloud’

Entrant Kernock Park Plants

Breeder Ty Cwm Nursery - Helen Warrington

Plant Description

An abundance of vibrant purple flowers compliment the attractive

dark foliage of this Geranium. Being both drought and temperature

tolerant, this vigorous, upright grower is best suited to bedding and

large patio displays, or combine with other strong growers towards the back of the border. Reaching up to 50 x 45 cm, prefers full sun or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.

Special features which aid growing

Fully Hardy (tested to -28°C). Drought and mildew resistant once established.

Special features which

benefit the consumer Faster growing. Larger flowers. Darker foliage (compared to many others). Suited for beds, borders and landscape plantings.

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Plant Name Salvia Animo

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder New World Plants Ltd

Plant Description

A new hybrid related to Amistad, Animo is a Spanish word that means

“cheer up!” – just the tonic after what we’ve all been through

recently! Compared to Amistad, this is a more compact variety that

flowers profusely and has dark almost royal blue flowers and even darker calyces than Amistad – giving a much better contrast between the two colours.

Very regal and showy - a must to include in most borders or large pots.

Special features which

benefit the consumer More compact than Amistad so ideal for container gardening.

Additional remarks No issues noted during our trials.

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Plant Name Agapanthus praecox 'Thunder Storm™

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Anthony Tesselaar International

Plant Description The variegated leaves are distinct with the leaves having a strong

creamy yellow edge, topped with spheres of striking blue flowers. A

very free flowering compact form of Agapanthus.

Special features which aid

growing Compact & free flowering

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Ideal for container gardening or planted at the front of borders. Each plant will mature into a clump 30 cm high and around half a

metre wide. Masses of 10 cm flower heads - carrying up to 30 florets

each - are held by strong 30-40cm stems.

Once planted and settled in with a few establishment waterings, these Storm Agapanthus plants will need little additional care. Boost initial growth with a slow release fertiliser, then annually to

encourage flowering.

Additional remarks While snails and slugs may cause slight damage, this Storm Agapanthus is tough and generally have no issue with pests or

disease.

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Plant Name Sedum Sunsparkler® 'Dream Dazzler'

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Garden Solutions, LLC

Plant Description

‘Dream Dazzler’ is a new addition to the Sunsparkler® Sedum series. A

beautiful and easy plant in dazzling colours that are different

depending on their spot: in the sun the foliage is dark purple with

bright pink edges, and in the shade the foliage is blue-green with white and pink edges. Dream Dazzler blooms in summer with pink flowers. So you can place

Dream Dazzler in many places in the garden but a sunny spot is preferred. Sunsparkler® ‘Dream Dazzler’ can be used for landscaping,

mass planting, in mixed containers as well as in perennial borders or

for on your terrace or balcony.

Special features which aid

growing

It is a compact plant of approx. 45 cm high and 25 cm wide that does

not fall open. Dream Dazzler is very disease resistant. Can be used in all sizes of pot, it will grow to the size of pot; 10.5cm - 5 litre.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

It is a compact plant of approx. 45 cm high and 25 cm wide that does not fall open. Plant Dream Dazzler in well-drained, not too heavy soil. Very well applicable as a groundcover, in the rock garden or the

perennial border and for mass planting. Dream Dazzler is very disease

resistant. Hardy to -30 ºC.

Additional remarks Dream Dazzler is very disease resistant.

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Plant Name Polemonium 'Golden Feathers'

Entrant Allensmore Nurseries Ltd.

Breeder Plant Growers Australia Pty Ltd.

Plant Description

The bright golden variegation on this brand-new Polemonium makes

it a truly spectacular showstopper! The broad golden edging to each

leaf helps make this plant unique and stand out from the rest - even

when not in flower! The lavender-lilac flowers are set off wonderfully by the foliage and appear in spring, lasting several months. Polemonium 'Golden Feathers' is happiest grown in full sun but will

tolerate partial shade. Easy to grow 'Golden Feathers' is perfect in patio containers or garden borders.

Special features which aid

growing

Season extender

Fully hardy

Tolerant of full sun

Special features which benefit the consumer

Fantastic perennial

Long flowering season

Excellent for cut flowers

Easy to grow

40-50cm height

Full sun - partial shade

Fully hardy

Prefers good, moist but free draining soil

Perfect for beds, borders and containers

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Plant Name Allium Lavender Bubbles

Entrant Fairweathers

Breeder Walters Garden

Plant Description

Coming from extensive breeding at Walters Gardens in the USA , this

beautiful perennial Allium as dark dusty purple flower globes which

are produced above attractive glaucous blue-green foliage. The leaf

blades twist and curl to provide additional interest. Lavender Bubbles' blooms later than other perennial Alliums and is a darker shade of purple. Fully Hardy.

Special features which aid

growing

Evergreen foliage so little over wintering tidying and neat habit that

does not require any foliage pruning during growing period. very long flowering period. Hardy

Special features which benefit the consumer

Extended flowering time. Very free flowering. Attractive to Bees. Rabbit and deer resistant. Needs Full sun and free draining soil.

Additional remarks pest and disease resistant.

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Plant Name Syngonium podophyllum Albo

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Van der Arend Tropical Plantcenter

Plant Description Variegated Syngonium, white and green. Very easy to take care of and

because there is a good balance of green and white the plant will stay

healthy and be variegated in different patern constantly.

Special features which aid

growing Room temperature, do not dry out, 2x water each week

Special features which

benefit the consumer

The plant can grow or hang. It will make new leaves, some have more green than the other, but that keeps the plant health. Put in a light

place, sunlight will make the plant variegate but not in direct sunlight

Additional remarks The plant is grown without pesticides all biologic. No big problems found during growing time.

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Plant Name Rhododendron Simsii Planch

Selling Name Hortinno Home Azajoy

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Hortibreed NV

Plant Description

Azajoy® is an answer on the most common question asked by the end user in the Hortinno mailbox, namely ‘Can I plant my (indoor)

azalea outdoors? Until today, the answer was ‘no’, because indoor azaleas aren’t winter hardy. Azajoy® can resist a temperature of -

8°c until -12°c (usda 8). Azajoy® has important advantages:

flowering period of at least 4 weeks

Azajoy® is a pure azalea and therefore produces no brown scales. This makes Azajoy® very clean in the house

Azajoy® has a good leaf retention and stays green throughout the winter

More than 3 years, Hortibreed tested the production in order to

optimize the look and feel of the product. Azajoy® exists in two colours for the moment, white and dark fuchsia. Both Azajoy® white and Azajoy® dark fuchsia flower in the same period. (march-april).

Special features which aid growing

The varieties that we breed have rather small leaves, which means less dehydration. As a results, we can reduces the need of water during the growing process. On top of this, we grow these plants under cold and low-energy production conditions

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Azajoy® has important advantages:

flowering period of at least 4 weeks

Azajoy® is a pure azalea and therefore produces no brown

scales. This makes Azajoy® very clean in the house

Azajoy® has a good leaf retention and stays green throughout the winter

Additional remarks The breeding program focusses on strong, disease resistant

varieties in order to minimalize crop protection.

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Plant Name Syngonium podophyllum Red Spot

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Van der Arend Tropical Plantcenter

Plant Description

Variegated Syngonium, Pink and green. The leaves look like an arrow,

so it is also called ‘Arrow Head’. The leaves may have pink dots or

bigger pink variated leaf. Never the same. The plant can climb or

hang.

Special features which aid

growing Room temperature, do not dry out, 2x water each week

Special features which

benefit the consumer

The plant can grow climbing or hang. It will make new leaves, all with

different pink variegation on it. Put in a light place, but not in direct

sunlight.

Additional remarks The plant is grown without pesticides all biologic. No big problems

found during growing time.

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Plant Name Piper sylvaticum

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Van der Arend Tropical Plantcenter

Plant Description

Piper Sylvaticum is easy to take care of. The plants makes sugar on

the bottom of the leaves, in nature it feeds the ants, and the ants keep the plant clean from insects. It will hang down and the old leaves will grow bigger and more silver. Young leaves have a pink-

ish color.

Special features which aid

growing Room temperature, do not dry out, 2x water each week, no direct sunlight

Special features which benefit the consumer

Piper Sylvaticum is easy to take care of. The plants makes sugar on

the bottom of the leaves, in nature it feeds the ants, and the ants keep the plant clean from insects. It will hang down and the old leaves will grow bigger and more silver.

Additional remarks The plant is grown without pesticides all biologic. No big problems

found during growing time

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Plant Name Orchidaceae Phalaenopsis Exclusivo MIYO

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Floricultura b.v.

Plant Description

This is the Phalaenopsis Exclusivo MIYO by Opti-flor. A Special

appearance with a unique floral pattern and flower color. This is a

compact flowering Phalaenopsis. Its profusion of flowers creates

an optimum blooming paradise inside your home.

Special features which aid growing

Opti-flor originated from the dream to create something really

special, different than usual. We create unique orchid collections of unsurpassed 5-star quality. An Opti-flor orchid is nurtured with

a cocktail of optimal care, undivided attention and old-fashioned craftsmanship for 70 weeks on average.

Special features which benefit the consumer

A compact flowering Phalaenopsis that fits in each interior.

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Plant Name Tradescantia sweetness

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Smit Kwekerijen

Plant Description

Tradescantia sweetness is a characteristic plant. The leaves are

lancet-shaped with green and (light) pink stripes. The leaf is

smooth on the top, unlike the pink bottom that feels hairy. This

Tradescantia can show pink and white flowers. The Tradescantia sweetness can stand in both direct and indirect sunlight. Water the plant regularly, it is best for the pot to feel drier between turns.

He does not like constant wet feet.

Special features which aid

growing Room temperature, do not dry out, 2x water each week

Additional remarks The plant is grown without pesticides all biologic. No big problems found during growing time.

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Plant Name Peperomia burbella

Selling Name Peperomia Burbella - Bolla Bologna

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Smit Kwekerijen

Plant Description

Peperomia Burbella is botanically a Peperomia caperata hybrid. It is a unique plant that was created by breeding. What makes the

plant so special is the round, gray leaves with a dark vein. The plant clearly has the ridges of a caperata. The Burbella likes a light

spot, but absolutely not full sun. This plant prefers stable conditions, so the temperature and humidity in the pot are as stable as possible. It is better to water the plant from under water

or on the ground.

The plant wants nutrition during the summer and a stable water supply.

Special features which aid growing

Room temperature, do not dry out, 2x water each week

Additional remarks The plant is grown without pesticides all biologic. No big problems found during growing time.

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Plant Name Orchidaceae Phalaenopsis OP0021

Selling Name Orchidaceae Phalaenopsis Opti-Midi SUKI

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Opti-flor R. en M. Hendriks B.V.

Plant Description

This is the Phalaenopsis Opti-Midi Suki by Opti-flor. Suki has a fantastic beautiful nude color that fits perfectly in the current trend.

The average-sized flowers in combination with its unique appearance make the Opti-Midi SUKI a colorful addition to practically any

interior.

Special features which aid

growing

Opti-flor originated from the dream to create something really

special, different than usual. We create unique orchid collections of

unsurpassed 5-star quality. An Opti-flor orchid is nurtured with a cocktail of optimal care, undivided attention and old-fashioned craftsmanship for 70 weeks on average.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Fantastic beautiful nude color that fits perfectly in the current trend and that, when placed in the right conditions, flowers for almost 3 months.

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Plant Name Spathiphyllum Jet 'Diamond'

Selling Name Spathiphyllum 'Diamond'

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Crown Jewels Gloriosa

Plant Description

A new and only variegated Spathiphyllum . The variegated leaves are so spectacular end beautiful that the plant is wonderful without

flowers. But when the plant grows in good conditions, flowers coming again and again. Spathiphyllum cleans the air in every room. A

wonderful issue ad this time. Is growing natural.

Special features which aid

growing Can growing in natural conditions. Low temperature (17 degrees) for

a strong plant.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Spahtiphyllum cleans the air in every room. (official report of Nasa). Our company do natrual growing much as possible. This plant is unic

to do that. And for the plant it means that they give every time

flowers again and again In good conditions , a plant for many years.

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Plant Name Kalanchoe blossfeldiana Mozaic Tweed

Selling Name Kalanchoe Mozaic

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Dummen Orange

Plant Description

Kalanchoe Mozaic Tweed has unique characterics due to its multicolor flowering appearance. Mozaic Kalanchoë brings a

Mediterranean vibe with a beautiful color palette, that changes as the plant ages.

Place your Kalanchoe inside on a light place and you will enjoy the pastel color tones where flowers will change color from cream-yellow towards pink for 8-12 weeks.

Placed outside you will enjoy for a maximum color effect and see

color change from pastel-pink tone towards a rich and bold colors of pink, yellow and orange colors tones.

Special features which aid growing

This plant has been unique in its consumer (ornamental) values although for this unique variety there is no special growing efforts required to finish this product to a great success.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Kalanchoe Mozaic Tweed has unique characterics due to its multicolor flowering appearance.Placed outside you will enjoy for a maximum color effect and see color change from pastel-pink tone towards a rich and bold colors of pink, yellow and orange colors tones.

Big benefit for a consumer besides this color experience is that a Kalanchoe is a strong flowering succulent and requires very little

care. Even going on a holiday without any attention will be survive by the strong nature of Kalanchoe Once in the 10days some water to

keep the soil moist and remove some dead flowers and a consumer

can enjoy a great patio product for 2-3 months.

Additional remarks This kalanchoe is free of KTSV and proven heat tolerant.

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Plant Name Sollya heterophylla Ultra Blue

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder Seiont Nurseries Ltd

Plant Description This stunning new variety of the popular ‘Bluebell Creeper’ produces

very deep blue flowers, much more intense and eye-catching than its

well-known parent species.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Sollya Ultra Blue is hardy to -5°C so best planted in a sheltered spot or protected with horticultural fleece in more exposed positions. Plant

against walls, fences or trellis in a fertile, well-drained soil in sun or part shade. In spring, cut back the flowered shoots to about four buds

from the main side shoots.

Additional remarks No issues noted during its trial period.

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Plant Name Skimmia japonica Perosa

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder TC van Eijk

Plant Description

Skimmia japonica Perosa is a remarkable new variegated form

with particular appeal during winter when there is little other

colour in the garden. Its year round-green leaves are painted with

swirls of blue-green and edged with a striking cream border. The glowing sealing wax red flower buds first appear in September and they then light up the garden right through until they open

the following spring to fill the garden with glorious scent. Perosa has a neat, compact , self-branching habit , growing to about 1m

high x 1m spread after 10 years. It makes a superb container plant

for a part-shaded patio and will prove increasingly popular for use in seasonal urban landscaping, planted with cyclamen, heathers

and ivy. Perosa is a male. non-berrying form.

Special features which aid

growing

Perosa looks to be a good commercial variety displaying none of

the reversion problems that can happen with variegated plants. It

is a strong grower, with liners filling the pot quickly and has made a superbly uniform crop .

Special features which benefit the consumer

The red flower buds of Perosa provide gardeners with 8 months of

colour – from when they emerge in September to when they finish blooming in April. The flowers open white and have a sweet perfume and they provide nectar for early bees. The strikingly variegated foliage provides year round interest, particularly in

winter when so little else is colourful. Its compact habit lends itself

to containers , especially for those more tricky shady corners of

the garden.

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Plant Name Nandina domestica 'Red Light'

Selling Name Nandina domestica 'Red Light'

Entrant BALL COLEGRAVE LTD

Breeder Plantipp bv

Plant Description

Nandina Red Light is the perfect choice for any modern garden looking for evergreen foliage colour. A real 'Showstopper' with its

variegated green with white leaves and eye-catching new red shoots. This compact Nandina, an improvement on Twilight, has an upright

and bushy habit. The height is about 60 cm and the width is 50 cm. Red Light thrives best in the sun or semi-shade in a well-drained soil. Hardy to -18°C. The plant comes into its own as a solitary or in a

mixed pot on your patio. Also very suitable for in the garden or for

landscaping and is low maintenance.

Special features which aid

growing

Easy culture. Start plants in a frost free greenhouse or well ventilated

polytunnel. Produces an attractive foliage plant in a 3 litre pot for summer sales from an early March potting, or Autumn pot sales from a September potting. The 9cm liner supplied by Ball Colegrave can be

dropped straight into mixed planted containers in the summer and autumn to add foliage interest and vibrancy to the container

presentation.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Dazzling, long-lasting pink-red curled foliage that’s is initially deep-red purple. A wonderful stand alone hardy evergreen or for

incoporting into mixed planted containers in the summer to deliver foliage interest.

Additional remarks An easy, low maintenance crop in production.

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Plant Name Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Emerald’ pbr

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Botanic Experience b.v.

Plant Description

Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Emerald’ is a very exceptional Japanese

maple. What makes it so special is the strongly pendulous growth

habit of the leaves combined with green laciniated leaves. Without a

trunk it could easily be a ground-covering plant. If you were to tie each shoot against the trunk, you would create a very narrow plant with twigs hanging down over its entire length.The fresh leaves in the

Spring are bright green coloured. Afterwards the leaves turn into a more darker green colour. In autumn the star-shaped yellow leaves

turn orange-red.

Special features which aid

growing

Pendulous habit

Bright green leaves in Spring time

Green leaves in Summer time

Orange/Red Autumn Colour

Special features which

benefit the consumer Make sure you add enough potting soil when planting.

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Plant Name Vitex agnus-castus Pink Pinnacle

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder André Briant Jeunes Plants

Plant Description

Filling the gap after most flowering shrubs have finished, this

striking and compact shrub flowers its socks off in late summer through to the first frosts. Rounded and bushy, beautiful bright pink blooms in late summer after most flowering shrubs. The species is

native to the South of France meaning it has very good resistance to drought. Chaste trees tolerate all types of soil and growing

conditions, as long as the exposure is sunny.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Plant in full sun and this tough little beauty will tolerate anything else that is thrown at it. Fully hardy, growing to around 4ft high and

wide, with growth checked with an annual prune.

Additional remarks No issues noted during our trials.

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Plant Name Cornus alba Miracle ('Verpaalen2'PBR)

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Henricus C.E.M. Verpaalen

Plant Description

Cornus Miracle shows a miracle of colours! This variegated Cornus

has green and white leaves with a pink border in spring and early

summer. In late summer to autumn, the leaves are intense

purple-pink. In the fall, Miracle also shows red stems. Miracle tolerates both full sun and semi-shade. Plant Miracle in a fertile, permeable soil. Without pruning, this beautiful Cornus becomes

about 2m high and wide; with pruning, Miracle stays about 1m high and wide. Miracle is very suitable as a garden plant and for

mass planting. Pruning is possible in spring. Hardy to -30 ºC.

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Plant Name Hydrangea serrata Flair & Flavours® Blue Sprinkles ('SMNHSDD')

Selling Name Hydrangea serrata Flair & Flavours® Blue Sprinkles

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Spring Meadow Nursery

Plant Description

This is a beautiful new introduction to the Proven Winners® Flair &

Flavours® range with stunning large lace cap flowers of beautiful pale blue waterlily-like double florets. Blue Sprinkles flowers all summer

long through to early autumn, and is hardy. Growing in sun or semi

shade, it is ideal for pots or borders and requires little maintenance,

simply prune old flowers in spring. Perfectly partnered with

Hydrangea serrata Flair & Flavours® Pink Sweethearts.

Special features which aid growing

‘SMNHSDD’ is grown exclusively by Proven Winners® licensees

This serrata type is reliable in budding and reblooming

Selected for relatively short internodes, it does not need growth regulators for a compact plant

Vigorous growth allows for a liner to become a saleable plant in 6

– 8 weeks

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Long flowering

Beautiful pale blue flowers

Very hardy

Flowering summer to autumn

Low maintenance

Grow in pots or the border

Compact growing habit

Additional remarks Plants are generally pest and disease free due to the isolated facility the liners are produced in

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Plant Name Hydrangea serrata Flair & Flavours® Pink

Sweethearts ('SMNHSDD')

Selling Name Hydrangea serrata Flair & Flavours® Pink Sweethearts

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Spring Meadow Nursery

Plant Description

This is a beautiful new introduction to the Proven Winners ® Flair & Flavours® range with stunning large lace cap flowers of

beautiful soft pink waterlily-like double florets. Pink

Sweethearts flowers all summer long through to early autumn,

and is hardy. Growing in sun or semi shade, it is ideal for pots or

borders and requires little maintenance, simply prune old

flowers in spring. Perfectly partnered with Hydrangea serrata

Flair & Flavours® Blue Sprinkles.

Special features which aid growing

‘SMNHSDD’ is grown exclusively by Proven Winners® licensees

This serrata type is reliable in budding and reblooming

Selected for relatively short internodes, it does not need growth regulators for a compact plant

Vigorous growth allows for a liner to become a saleable plant in 6 – 8 weeks

Special features which benefit the

consumer

Long flowering

Beautiful soft pink flowers

Very hardy

Flowering summer to autumn

Low maintenance

Grow in pots or the border

Compact growth habit

Additional remarks Plants are generally pest and disease free due to the isolated facility the liners are produced in

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Plant Name Rose ‘Little Bronze’ (Chewlittlebronze)

Selling Name Miniature Climbing Rose ‘Little Bronze’

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Warners Roses Ltd

Plant Description

A fantastic new patio climber, with a mass of uniquely coloured red bronze flowers, fading to mahogany with age. This beautiful variety

has small, full petalled flowers with miniature foliage, and is free and repeat flowering throughout the summer. The growth spreads by

sideways and upright, reaching an ultimate height of 2m, and can be grown in sun or semi shade, in well-drained soil. Deadheading regularly will encourage further blooms, and a simple trim in

February maintains shape.

Special features which aid

growing This variety shows very good health and should not need any fungicide spray

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Unique bronze red flowers

Free and repeat flowering

Mass of small flowers

Summer flowering

Miniature foliage

Easy to grow

Ideal for borders

Additional remarks This variety shows very good health and should not need any fungicide spray

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Plant Name Abelia x grandiflora Raspberry Profusion

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder André Briant Jeunes Plants

Plant Description

An impressive new Abelia with a double impact – all thanks to its

unusual and flamboyant raspberry coloured sepals. A hybrid between

‘Edward Goucher’ and Abelia chinensis, this early flowering semi evergreen shrub is smothered in large clusters of scented pink flowers from May and continues all summer long. When the flowers drop the

brightly coloured sepals remain, prolonging the interest of its

flowering far longer than other Abelias available on the market.

Special features which aid

growing

Slow growing and remaining compact in shape forming a neat dome, Abelia Raspberry Profusion is hardy and both heat and drought

tolerant.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Flowers best in full sun but tolerates partially shaded positions. This versatile shrub can be used as a low hedge, in containers, or in

herbaceous borders. Suitable for all soils but preferably light and well drained.

Additional remarks No issues noted during our trials.

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Plant Name Berberis thunbergii Orange Ice

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder André Briant Jeunes Plants

Plant Description

'Orange Ice' is a new Berberis with a dense, upright, compact habit

growing to only 2ft high and 1ft wide after 5 years making it ideal for the small garden or patio pot. During the growth, the leaves have a fluorescent orange colour that is so striking it makes this

eyecatching introduction a Berberis that will generate impulse sales.

Special features which benefit

the consumer Suitable for most soil types. Plant in full sun for the best leaf colour – does not scorch! Fully hardy.

Additional remarks No issues noted during our trials.

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Plant Name Rose ‘Onward and Upward’ (Chewlittlelaura)

Selling Name Miniature Climbing Rose ‘Onward and Upward’

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Warners Roses Ltd

Plant Description

A mass of small salmon pink flowers creates an amazing display throughout summer, adorning the upright, miniature foliage of this

beautiful climber. Flowers are free and repeat flowering, with pretty stamens once fully open. Upright growth habit and miniature

foliage with outstanding disease resistance, makes this an ideal climber for borders, reaching a height of 2m. Ideally grown in full sun or semi shade, in well-drained soil it requires little

maintenance, simply deadhead to prolong flowering and trim if

required in February.

Special features which aid

growing

Completely winter hardy

Will be in full flower in June, then produces another full

flowering, equal to the first, in August

Shows very good health and needs no fungicidal spray

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Delightful salmon pink flowers

Free and repeat flowering

Mass of small flowers

Summer flowering

Miniature foliage

Easy to grow

Ideal for borders

Outstanding disease resistance

Additional remarks Outstanding disease resistance

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Plant Name Lavandula angustifolia Blue Jeans

Entrant Farplants Sales Ltd

Breeder Biotope 45

Plant Description

There are lots of Lavenders on the market to choose from but

what makes Blue Jeans stand out from the rest is its unusually

long flowering period – from mid-summer through to autumn. The

high-impact, deep violet flower heads appear just above fabulous neat, compact, grey-green foliage. Flowering at 40cm high, Blue Jeans makes a perfect container plant with months of patio

interest each year and also works well as a very decorative dwarf hedge. Being an ‘English Lavender’ it is reliably hardy across the

UK, given good drainage and full sun. And of course Lavenders are

very tactile to help with wellbeing and they are fantastic for bees and other pollinators too.

Special features which aid growing

Our Nursery reports that Blue Jeans is great to grow because it has such a naturally free-branching habit so requires less trimming

through its development. And it looks to have a healthy

constitution too so we expect a very good final grade-out.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

An extended flowering period is a major step forward for

Lavenders which have normally finished flowering by the end of

August. Being naturally very free-branching and compact, Blue Jeans is likely to stay looking good in the garden for years longer than a great many other varieties. The strong flower colour really stands out compared to a lot of existing varieties, many of which

have quite pale flowers. Lavenders are aromatic and very tactile

so they can help with wellbeing and they are fantastic for bees

and other pollinators too.

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Plant Name Jasminium x stephanense Starry Starry 'Summer Scent'

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

'Starry Starry Summer Scent' has large sweetly-scented pink bicolour, star shaped flowers. It's a climber which can be used in a patio pot or

grown up trellis. Plant it close to a well-used seating area, or an

entrance-way where you can breathe in it perfume every time you

pass. Grow this deciduous climbing plant in a warm, sheltered spot. Height & spread of up to 3m. A much improved variety over x stephanense.

Special features which aid growing

A much improved variety over x stephanense.

Special features which

benefit the consumer Sweetly-scented bicolour blooms

Cab be grown in containers or up a trellis in the garden

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Plant Name Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Citrine’ pbr

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Botanic Experience b.v.

Plant Description

Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Citrine’ is a very exceptional Japanese

maple. What makes it so special is the strongly pendulous growth

habit of the leaves. Without a trunk it could easily be a ground-

covering plant. If you were to tie each shoot against the trunk, you would create a very narrow plant with twigs hanging down over its entire length. In autumn the star-shaped yellow leaves turn orange-

red.

Special features which aid

growing Avoid direct sunlight and plant in the shade/semi-shade. Make sure

you add enough potting soil when planting.

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Plant Name Parahebe ‘Pink Delight’

Selling Name Parahebe ‘Pink Delight’

Entrant The Bransford Webbs Plant Company

Breeder Undisclosed

Plant Description

This beautiful Parahebe creates a wonderful display with its mass of dainty pink from early spring. A cloud of pink, attracts bees to your

garden, and in sheltered areas the foliage will remain all year. Ideal for both pots or the border, its compact habit of just 30cm height and

spread, makes it ideal for most gardens, growing well in full sun in any soil situation. A low maintenance shrub, it requires a simple annual trim to maintain its shape and is fully hardy.

Special features which aid

growing

Plugs with multiple stuck cuttings will make a saleable plant quicker due to the nature of material available

Liners made in the summer and potted over winter or early spring will produce flowering plants going forward

Special features which benefit the consumer

Mass of flowers

Early spring flowering

Attracts bees to your garden

Ideal for pots and borders

Suitable for any soil type

Low maintenance

Easy to grow

Hardy

Additional remarks Regular feeding will avoid any yellowing on the foliage

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Plant Name Weigela x hybrid Prism™ Magic Carpet

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Thompson & Morgan

Plant Description

Prism™ ''Magic Carpet'' is a new compact variety of Weigela.

Foliage colour phases from chartreuse (green-yellow) to warm

orange tones. Bell shaped pink flowers adorn the plant from late

spring to early summer. Excellent in containers, small gardens but equally can be used in mass plantings. Maximum height of 60cm, spread 45cm.

Special features which aid growing

Compact habit

Mini-sized foliage, in keeping with the size of plant

small internodes

Colour changing from chartreuse to warm orange tones

Special features which benefit the consumer

Fantastic contrasting foliage and flower colour Ideal for containers & small gardens

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Plant Name Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Ruby’ pbr

Entrant Javado UK

Breeder Botanic Experience b.v.

Plant Description

Acer palmatum ‘Cascade Ruby’ is a very exceptional Japanese maple.

What makes it so special is the strongly pendulous growth habit of

the leaves. Without a trunk it could easily be a ground-covering plant.

If you were to tie each shoot against the trunk, you would create a very narrow plant with twigs hanging down over its entire length. All the different leaf colours are spectacular, specially in autumn.

Special features which aid

growing

Pendulous habit

Many different leaf colours

Pink/Red Autumn Colour

Special features which benefit the consumer

Avoid direct sunlight and plant in the shade/semi-shade. Make sure you add enough potting soil when planting.

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Plant Name Hydrangea paniculata ‘Little Spooky’

Entrant Newey Ltd

Breeder Guido Rouwette

Plant Description

Hydrangea paniculata Little Spooky is a beautiful dwarf variety.

Little Spooky has full, round flower panicles with white flowers.

In the summer you can enjoy an exuberant bloom. Because of

the strong, compact dwarf form Little Spooky is perfect for in a pot on the terrace or balcony. Little Spooky becomes about 50 cm high and 30 cm wide and is therefore also very well suitable

for a mixed planting, in the border or for mass planting. This Hydrangea is hardy to -30 °C and can be pruned in the spring.

Plant Little Spooky in the sun or partial shade in any soil.

Special features which aid

growing The compact habit enable growers to maximise the amount of plants on a trolley.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Hydrangea paniculata Little Spooky is a beautiful dwarf variety.

Little Spooky has full, round flower panicles with white flowers. In the summer you can enjoy an exuberant bloom. Because of

the strong, compact dwarf form Little Spooky is perfect for in a

pot on the terrace or balcony. Little Spooky becomes about 50 cm high and 30 cm wide and is therefore also very well suitable

for a mixed planting, in the border or for mass planting. This

Hydrangea is hardy to -30 °C and can be pruned in the spring. Plant Little Spooky in the sun or partial shade in any soil.

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Plant Name Prunus Pink Beauty

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder Pépinières Choteau

Plant Description

Cherry enthusiast and Belgian nurseryman Benoit Choteau raised this

divine cultivar from seed of the diminutive Japanese alpine cherry

Prunus nipponica var. kurilensis (or a cultivar thereof). The pollen

parent is unknown. The habit is upright-rounded and compact, with slender branches carrying great numbers of elegant lilac-pink semi-double flowers,

fading to pastel-pink. Just before senescing, the white anther filaments turn pink.

The blossoms emerge over a period of weeks beginning in mid-March.

They are followed by petite deep green, serrate leaves with bronze undersides. New spring growth emerges red. The bark develops a

lovely shiny chestnut-brown coloration with age, similar to that of the Japanese alpine cherry. In autumn, the healthy foliage turns a good

orange.

Special features which aid growing

Given the seed parent, the somewhat campanulate blossom emerges relatively early in the year.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

This cultivar ‘ticks every box’ and is a superb choice for all garden

sizes. As it becomes better known and more widely available, it is

likely to become very popular indeed.

Additional remarks No problems noticed during our plant trials.

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Plant Name Betula utilis ‘Cinnamon’

Entrant Frank P Matthews Ltd

Breeder Frank P Matthews Ltd

Plant Description

A seedling found in a private garden belonging to Frank P Matthews

Ltd. Identified by several birch experts as derived from Betula utilis.

The bark is a pure smooth, peeling slightly from an early age, dark

cinnamon in colour and looks very striking by the fourth year. The bark also shows attractive horizontal golden lenticel markings. The leaves are typical Betula utilis being particularly healthy and

unaffected by spring frosts. Catkins attractive and a good length.

Special features which aid

growing

This birch has proved to be very productive from grafting producing good vigour and a straight upright habit with a dominant central

leader. It is one of the healthiest birch varieties in the nursery with a

very high percentage of grade one trees. It appears to be resistant to

birch rust.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

Few birches offer such a stunning rich cinnamon brown bark that is

healthy, smooth to the touch with most attractive horizontal golden lenticel markings. The bark starts to peel at an early age. Resistant to birch rust.

Additional remarks It is late into leaf (like most Betula utilis) so is not prone to frost damage and appears resistant to birch rust and troubled little by aphid.

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Plant Name Cercis canadensis ‘Eternal Flame®’

Selling Name Also sold as Cercis canadensis ‘Flame Thower®’ in

the USA

Entrant Frank P Matthews Ltd

Breeder JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh, NC, USA

Plant Description

Cercis canadensis Eternal Flame is characterised by its dramatic

foliage colours. The initial leaf is a dark red colour which turns orange, then yellow and finally to green. Through the season all

these colours can be displayed at the same time in different

proportions depending on the season. It has a semi-pendulous

habit and in UK conditions can be grown as a multi-stemmed

bush or small tree up to 8-10ft in height in 5 years. Preceding the

foliage are the typical pea like pink flowers of Cercis which

become more in number as the tree matures and the more sunnier its location.

Special features which aid

growing

This Cercis can be propagated easily from chip budding and can be to advantage as ornamentation in parks, gardens, public

areas, and in residential settings.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

This small tree is very special. It has stunning leaf colours which range from dark red which turns orange, then yellow and finally

to green. Through the season all these colours can be displayed at the same time in different proportions depending on the season. It has a semi- weeping habit and is naturally dwarf. In

spring it is covered typical pea like pink flowers of Cercis which

become more in number as the tree matures and the more

sunnier its location.

Additional remarks This variety is very disease resistant and trouble free.

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Plant Name Prunus Kalmthout Beauty

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder Robert and Jelena De Belder / Arboretum

Kalmthout

Plant Description

A superb cultivar with stunning spring blossom, deep green healthy foliage on slender branches and a narrow, upright habit -

making a compact tree perfectly suited to smaller modern

gardens.

Arising from open-pollinated seed of Prunus ‘Kursar' at Arboretum Kalmthout, Begium – then owned by Robert and Jelena De Belder – and a favourite of former curator Harry van Trier. The pollen

parent is unknown.

The abundant simple 5-petaled flowers are a lovely rich sugar-pink, and the petals are distinctly notched, creating a heart-shaped outline.

Special features which aid

growing

Unlike the seed parent, Prunus ‘Kalmthout Beauty' flowers well on one year old wood - making it significantly more floriferous than

Prunus ‘Kursar' (and it's other notable offspring Prunus ‘Collingwood Ingram' AGM), and from a very early age.

Additional remarks No issues noted during our trials

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Plant Name Malus domestica ‘Bladon Pippin™’

Entrant Frank P Matthews Ltd

Breeder This variety was found as a seedling so there is no

breeder.

Plant Description

A chance find in Oxfordshire, this apple is very special. Sweeter than Cox and with an improved, delicious, exceptional, aromatic

flavour, the apple is crunchy, crisp and juicy. Bladon Pippin can be

eaten fresh or used for cooking. It can be picked and eaten from

the tree over a few weeks from mid-September so has a long cropping period and can be stored on the tree until the end of October then in a cool place will last for a good few months. The

pretty apple blossom flowers are great for attracting bees and

pollinators to the garden and it will grow easily in all parts of the UK. The name Bladon Pippin came about because the original tree grew just a stone's throw from Bladon Church, where our Prime

Minister Winston Churchill was laid to rest in 1965 and of course, it

is a Pippin!

Special features which aid

growing

Bladon Pippin is very hardy and easy to grow with good compatiability on all Malus rootstocks. Will grow in a wide range of

soils and sites. Crops heavily with attractive, uniform fruit.

Special features which benefit

the consumer

Bladon Pippin is one of the most delicious, complex flavoured apple. The taste is somewhat reminiscent of old fashioned Cox but

with a highly aromatic flavour and more crunchy, crisp and juicy

texture. Will grow in a wide range of soils and sites. Pretty blossom flowers are great for attracting bees and pollinators and it will

grow easily in all parts of the UK.

Additional remarks

Bladon Pippin is reasonably disease resistant and not susceptible

to any particular pests. It is mid flowering and will grow most soils and sites around the UK. As with most apple trees, will tolerate shade but prefers full sun.

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Plant Name Pear communis ‘Giant Conference’ (Conference Moors® EU pending 4057222)

Entrant Frank P Matthews Ltd

Breeder CULTURA JEAN MOORS bvba,

Plant Description

This stable sport of Conference pear was found in the commercial orchard of the Moors family in Bilzen, Belgium. It will complete its

DUS testing stage this year pending PVR registration. It has

remarkably large fruit being up to 40% larger in size and weight to

normal Conference. There is a slight ‘suture’ crease in each pear and the fruit shape is wider.

Special features which aid

growing Production of the tree in the nursery is similar to regular Conference

with good compatibility with all known rootstocks.

Special features which

benefit the consumer This variety crops regularly with high yields picking one week earlier

than the regular Conference. It is self fertile requiring no pollinator.

Additional remarks Disease resistance is similar to regular Conference which has always

been the easiest and most productive pear for gardens.

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Plant Name Magnolia wilsonii EILEEN BAINES ‘Richgain’

Entrant Frank P Matthews Ltd

Breeder Richard Baines

Plant Description

British bred. Excellent bushy habit. Non aggressive in growth but yet

well branched. Enormous double flowers, with the majority facing

downwards but at eye height on a mature tree. Flowers are clear

white with a nice dark contrasting centre and high perfume, up to 17cm in diameter. Flowering age from a graft is approximately 2 years and at 3 feet high. Bred by Richard Baines of the Logan

Botanic. It is fully hardy and has come through minimum temperatures of -18◦c unscathed. Some repeat flowering in August.

Special features which aid

growing Strong grower, good natural shape, easy to propagate.

Special features which benefit the consumer

Beautiful, large, scented double white flowers throughout spring. An attractive tree with long leaves.

Additional remarks Very robust and disease resistant.

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Plant Name Prunus Anouck

Entrant Darby Nursery Stock Ltd

Breeder Pépinières Choteau

Plant Description

This gorgeous selection arose from seed of Prunus x yedoensis on the

nursery of Belgian cherry enthusiast and plantsman Benoit Choteau.

The pollen parent is unknown.

Beautiful 5-petaled simple white flowers, deeply flushed apple blossom-pink, emerge from pink buds to create a lovely floral effect. The handsome double-toothed foliage is copper-emergent, turning

mid-green, and in autumn develops good bronze-red tints. Named by Benoit for a former nursery worker.

Special features which

benefit the consumer

More compact in habit and less vigorous than the larger, somewhat

spreading seed parent - this cultivar makes garden culture of the

Yoshino cherry a reality for many more admirers of this quintessential

Japanese tree.

Additional remarks No problems noticed during our plant trials.