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Allium Carinatum ssp. Pulchellum
M5031
Allium Carinatum subsp. Pulchellum, also known as Keeled Garlic, is a graceful clump-forming perennial producing loose clusters of violet-pink star-shaped flowers on slender, arching stems through July and August. The delicate blooms of Allium carinatum subsp. pulchellum bring movement and light texture to sunny borders, gravel gardens, and naturalistic planting schemes, where they mix beautifully among grasses and late-summer perennials.
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Carolinianum Rosy Dream
M4995
Charming Allium ‘Carolinianum Rosy Dream’ produces fluffy heads of soft lilac-pink flowers which add a feeling of summer romance to the garden with their gentle, yet structural floating flowers.
The fuzzy globes top smooth, straight stems up to 40cm tall and allium Carolinianum Rosy Dream look wonderful scattered through the front to mid border, rising up through grasses and mixed perennial planting.
Attractive to pollinators, this graceful, ornamental member of the onion family is most impactful when grown in clumps, or ribbons of pink in beds and large containers.
Thrives in full sun and well-drained, fertile soil.
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Imperialis Aurora
M5381
Fritillaria Imperialis ‘Aurora’ produces vivid orange-red bell-shaped flowers suspended beneath a striking crown of glossy green foliage, creating a bold architectural display in spring. The fiery blooms of Fritillaria Imperialis ‘Aurora’ bring height, drama, and rich seasonal colour to April borders, formal planting schemes, and large patio containers.
Ideal for fertile, well-drained soil in a sunny position, this stately Crown Imperial performs beautifully where its strong upright form can take centre stage. Reliable and eye-catching, it adds structure and grandeur to spring gardens year after year.
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Sempre Avanti
N0166
Translating as ‘always ahead’ or ‘always forward’ from Italian, the ‘Sempre Avanti’ large cupped narcissi is perhaps named as such due to its strong, forward-facing blooms. The spectacular large flowers remain in perfect condition throughout their long flowering period during March and April and are one of the best cultivars for naturalising.
Popular since Victorian times, Large Cupped Narcissus ‘Sempre Avanti’ features gently undulating alabaster petals, tinted creamy-yellow where they meet to surround a fluted rich-orange cup.
