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Illustrated Index of : N
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Nasturtium Duo
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One packet each of: Milkmaid and Black Velvet. For a full description and sowing & growing instructions please refer to each plant's individual listing.
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Nasturtium majus Alaska Mixed
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Hardy Annual.
The leaves are conspicuously marbled in green and white and in themselves produce a very attractive plant. Add to this vivid multicoloured blooms, flowering above the foliage, and an unforgettable sight is produced. Flowers summer to frost. Height 20cm (8in).
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Nasturtium majus Black Velvet
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Hardy Annual.
Neatly compact plants with fresh green foliage host a summer showing of scintillating, deepest red-black blooms. Makes an eye-catching feature for containers as well as borders, bedding and rockeries. Will grow in any well-drained soil in full sun.
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Nasturtium majus Cherry Rose Jewel
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Hardy Annual.
An easy to grow annual with compact, uniform plants which are early to flower. The large, semi double blooms of deep cherry-rose appear over a long period and look good in border and containers. Flowers summer to frost. Height 30-45cm (12-18in).
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Nasturtium majus Climbing Mixed
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Hardy Annual Climber.
These long-flowering vigorous climbing plants look spectacular when trained over walls, fences and hedges. They lack tendrils, but will scramble happily over trellis work, sheds, fences etc. Flowers summer-autumn. Climber.
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Nasturtium majus Double Gleam Mixed
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Hardy Annual.
Being a semi-trailing plant you can always find room for it. One of the most striking varieties in a mixture of golden yellow, orange and scarlet. Flowers summer to frost.
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Nasturtium majus Jewel Of Africa
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Hardy Annual Climber.
T&M own breeding. At last! Variegated climbing Nasturtiums. Available in a balanced mixture of yellows, reds, creams and peach/pinks with foliage which is attractively marbled and striped with cream, against a light green background. They make fantastic, dramatic container and basket plants or simp ...
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Nasturtium majus Mahogany Jewel
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Hardy Annual.
Tropaeolum majus Mahogany Jewel Common name: Nasturtium An easy to grow annual with compact, uniform plants which are early to flower. The large, semi-double blooms in gloaming, deepest red mahogany are produced in succession over the summer months. Excellent summer ground cover for beds, borders, ...
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Nasturtium majus Milkmaid
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Hardy Annual.
A new Nasturtium featuring delicate blooms in captivating moonlit shades, the closest to white ever. Use this soft contrast in your beds, borders and containers for continuous summer colour. Easy to grow in a range of situations.
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Nasturtium majus Strawberries And Cream
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Hardy Annual.
A showy variety with light yellow semi-double flowers, boldly blotched scarlet in a delightful combination. Suitable for bedding, edging and flowering freely in most soils, particularly in poor dry ones. Also makes a very showy summer flowering pot plant for the cold greenhouse, conservatory or coo ...
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Nasturtium majus Strawberry Ice
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Hardy Annual.
Easy to grow separate colour with deep yellow, five petalled flowers distinctly spotted near the centre with red. The many flowers peer through abundant blue-green foliage and look spectacular in containers, borders, on the rockery or even used as ground cover. Flowers summer. Height 23cm (9in).
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Nasturtium majus Tom Thumb Mixed
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Hardy Annual.
Dwarf compact plants bearing brilliantly coloured single' flowers in a wide colour range. Easy plants, for beds, borders, containers and even dry sunny banks. Flowers summer to frost. Height 9in.
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Nasturtium majus Whirlybird Mixed
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Hardy Annual.
Low mounds covered with a mass of bloom. The semidouble flowers are carried well above the foliage and face upwards so all are visible. Mixture of cherry, rose, gold, mahogany, orange, scarlet, tangerine and cream. Ideal for bedding, borders, tubs, containers etc. Flowers can be cut for unusual flo ...
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