Wild Tulip - Tulipa sylvestris

The only relative of the garden tulip found wild in Britain, although it was probably introduced and has naturalised in meadows in the centre and east of the country. It flowers in April with rich yellow blooms and the added bonus of a delicious scent.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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Spring Snowflake - Leucojum vernum

This resembles a snowdrop, but the flower is more open and bell like, with distinct green tips. It is found in damp scrub and hedgerows in many parts of Europe, but in Britain is native only in Dorset or Somerset. It prefers moist semi-shade and flowers March-April. As with Snowdrops, freshly lifted on despatch.

Despatched – Mid August to the End of October

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Summer Snowflake - Leucojum aestivum

Actually more spring flowering (April-May) with 50cm (18) foliage and white flowers like large snowdrops, this thrives in moist or even boggy conditions, sun or partial shade. Also called the Loddon Lily as it was found along the banks of the Loddon a tributary of the Thames its native status is as hotly disputed as the Snakeshead Fritillary. We now just supply this form as it proves much the best performer, originally selected by W. Robinson from his Sussex Estate.

Despatched – Mid August to the End of October

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Spring Squill - Scilla verna

This little squill is a wonderful feature in May along the cliffs of our Pembrokeshire coast path, and elsewhere on the coasts of the British Isles. 2-4 high with starry bright blue flowers, it needs an open well-drained site in the garden.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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Autumn Squill - Scilla autumnalis

This is similar to spring squill and again occurs in grassy places near the sea, but is found naturally in the British Isles only in the South of England. It flowers much later as its name implies July-September.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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Ramsons - Allium ursinum

Ramsons or wild garlic occurs widely in the British Isles in damp woods and hedgerows. Its brilliant white flowers in April and May are very beautiful. Some cooks do use the cigar shaped bulbs, although we stick to A.sativum, the usual culinary species, but the leaves are used in salads. Ramsons grow and spread in most soils.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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£4.50
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£18.50
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£85.00

Round-headed Leek - Allium sphaerocephalon

This produces and attractive and striking umbel of purple flowers like a drumstick, June-July. Native, though rare in the wild in Britain, it is a good subject for the garden, planted in meadow conditions and in borders. The flowers dry well for winter arrangement.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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£3.00
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Chives - Allium schoenoprasum var sibiricum

A form of the common kitchen herb, native to places in Britain including our part of Wales. It is much smaller than the ordinary chives, and has delightful curly or flexuous leaves.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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Wild Leek - Allium ampeloprasum var babingtonii

This the ancestor of A.porrum, the leek. In the wild in the British Isles it occurs on some rocky coasts of Cornwall, the Scillies and of course here in S.Wales. As tall as the cultivated vegetable, with similar purple umbels of flowers, it grows from a cloved bulb. The form we grow here is also called Babingtons Leek and produces bulbils on its flower heads from which it can be propagated.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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Grape Hyacinth - Muscari neglectum

Until recently a form of this was known as M.atlanticum and considered native to Eastern England. Now, however, this is synonymous with M.neglectum and believed to have been introduced. With spikes of blackish blue flowers, it prefers open well-drained soil. Flowers in April.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

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£2.50
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£11.00