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PULMONARIA
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PULMONARIA
“ Blue Ensign “
“ Little Star “
“ Stillingfleet Meg “
officinalis
“ Sissinghurst White “
SOLD OUT
saccharata
“ Leopard “
“ Blue Ensign “
“ Little Star “
“ Stillingfleet Meg “
officinalis
“ Sissinghurst White “
SOLD OUT
saccharata
“ Leopard “
A treasure of a plant, with brilliant clear blue
flowers in March and April.
Unmarked green leaves.
Happy even in quite deep shade.
Amongst the earliest of the pulmonarias to flower.
A really superb little plant.
Compact and vigourous with pretty blue flowers
and well-marked leaves.
Best in partial shade in moisture retentive soil.
Distinctive new hybrid from NCCPG collection
holder Vanessa Cook.
Prolific flowerheads of clear pink maturing to blue.
Flowers from February into April.
Clumps to 1 foot.
Prefers moist soil.
White flowers opening from pale pink buds.
Wellspotted leaves.
Vigorous plant but may be slow to establish.
AGM winner in 1976 raised by Graham
Stuart Thomas.
Dark green leaves with bright blotches and very
full heads of erect reddish-pink flowers.
Withstands sun well.
flowers in March and April.
Unmarked green leaves.
Happy even in quite deep shade.
Amongst the earliest of the pulmonarias to flower.
A really superb little plant.
Compact and vigourous with pretty blue flowers
and well-
Distinctive new hybrid from NCCPG collection
holder Vanessa Cook.
Prolific flowerheads of clear pink maturing to blue.
Flowers from February into April.
Clumps to 1 foot.
Prefers moist soil.
White flowers opening from pale pink buds.
Wellspotted leaves.
Vigorous plant but may be slow to establish.
AGM winner in 1976 raised by Graham
Stuart Thomas.
Dark green leaves with bright blotches and very
full heads of erect reddish-