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Plants by Colour - Dark Pink

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Cherry

Be amazed by this plant as it bursts into flower with its beautiful and rare cherry pink flowers! Stick to your specialist nursery to find treasures like this!
Only: £2.50

Climbing Geranium Collection

Orange colour. These are ideal for growing in a conservatory up a trellis or outside on the patio, or in the greenhouse they have vigorous growth and will spread quickly and flower like mad. They are not strictly ‘climbing’ but they grow long, slender stems and be easily attached to trellis or supports as they grow we’ve had great success in covering our own plain conservatory wall with these. It wont happen overnight but the results are certainly worth it! In a wonderful shade of orange..
Only: £10.95

Clorinda (Cannell 1907)

Cedar scented leaves with large rose pink flowers.
Only: £1.90

	Crocodile (five plants) (T Both 1957)
	Clear veined leaves with magenta pink flowers lovely.
	Only: £7.50

Crocodile (one plant) (T Both 1957)
Clear veined leaves with magenta pink flowers – lovely.
Only: £1.70

Deacon BBQ (3 Plants) (Rev S Stringer 1973)

A claret rose colour on a compact growing plant.
Only: £4.50

Deacon Bonanza (one plant) (Rev S Stringer 1970)

This variety has attractive neon rose flowers and it flowers continually.
Only: £1.90

Deacon Bonanza (three plants) (Rev S Stringer 1970)

This variety has attractive neon rose flowers and it flowers continually.
Only: £5.00

	Deacon Clarion (3 plants) (Rev S Stringer )
	A very attractive violet pink colour.
	Only: £4.50

Deacon Jubilant (Rev S Stringer 1977)
A good cerise-pink round bloom. A strong grower and not as dwarf as the other Deacons but stays compact in it’s growth.
Only: £1.90

Deacon Jubilant (3 plants) (Rev S Stringer 1977)

A good cerise-pink round bloom. A strong grower and not as dwarf as the other Deacons but stays compact in it’s growth.
Only: £5.00

Electra (3 plants) (Hartsook 1942)

A really good reliable variety for bedding out in a super neon rose colour.
Only: £5.00

Elsi Gillam (I Gillam 2003)

This variety took over six years to introduce and caused much excitement - it took over six years to introduce and originates from Canada - we were chosen as the first nursery in the world to release it! It's the world's first tri-colour stellar - the foliage is a beautiful combination of cream, green and pink and the flowers are strong magenta pink.
Only: £7.50

	Fallen Angel (J Sheehan 2004)
	A super new variety of stellar which is wonderful - the foliage is a dark bronze colour with a green edge which is a very rare find - we've certainly seen nothing like it! We have been growing it ourselves for two years and are more than happy with its performance. All our new varieties are tested by us before release, ensuring we keep the quality high.
	Only: £3.50

Genie (3 plants) (D Aldgate 1949)
Large headed pink flowered and an excellent performer for all your display situations.
Only: £4.50

Highfield`s Charisma (one plant) (K Gamble 1972)

A most attractive plant and always popular. We had one chap working at the nursery who was working on an order and when this plant ran out he, in all seriousness, called across the nursery "I've got no Charisma!"
Only: £1.50

Highfield`s Charisma (three plants) (K Gamble 1972)

A most attractive plant and always popular. We had one chap working at the nursery who was working on an order and when this plant ran out he, in all seriousness, called across the nursery "I've got no Charisma!"
Only: £4.00

Highfield`s Contessa (Ken Gamble 1972)

Large blooms of full double deep pink flowers – in our opinion this is ones of Ken Gambles best and a show class plant
Only: £1.70

	Highfield`s Prima Donna (one plant) (K Gamble 1984)
	Large blooms carried on a strong plant, a deep rose-pink colour. A show winning plant.
	Only: £1.70

Highfield`s Prima Donna (three plants) (K Gamble 1984)
Large blooms carried on a strong plant, a deep rose-pink colour. A show winning plant.
Only: £4.50

Minnie (R Mitchell )

Full double flower heads of a pretty delicate pink against a dark foliage.
Only: £2.50

Mosaic Silky (USA )

We have spent the year building up our stocks of this variety as it has proved to be so popular. Beautiful pink flowers against clear “veined” leaves – each leaf has the veins marked in white! Isn’t nature amazing!
Only: £3.00

Mrs Parker (Parker 1880)

The pink sister to Caroline Schmidt and as good a grower - well worth including in your collection and ideal for tubs and bedding out.
Only: £1.70

	PAC Antik Pink (four plants) (W Elsner )
	Bright cheerful pink. These are ideal for growing in a conservatory up a trellis or outside on the patio, or in the greenhouse they have vigorous growth and will spread quickly and flower like mad. They are not strictly ‘climbing’ but they grow long, slender stems and be easily attached to trellis or supports as they grow we’ve had great success in covering our own plain conservatory wall with these. It wont happen overnight but the results are certainly worth it!
	Only: £8.00

PAC Antik Pink (one plant) (W Elsner )
Bright cheerful pink. These are ideal for growing in a conservatory up a trellis or outside on the patio, or in the greenhouse they have vigorous growth and will spread quickly and flower like mad. They are not strictly ‘climbing’ but they grow long, slender stems and be easily attached to trellis or supports as they grow we’ve had great success in covering our own plain conservatory wall with these. It wont happen overnight but the results are certainly worth it!
Only: £2.20

PAC Harmony (W Elsner 1995)

Has the same excellent growth habit of PAC Unity and the same habit of flowering and flowering. The foliage is very dark and the bright flowers shine out – always commented on when we display it.
Only: £4.00

PAC Millennium Dawn (W Elsner 2000)

Here is our variety which we introduced to celebrate the turn of the century! I expect we’ve all forgotten the Millennium by now! When we first saw this variety there was only one plant in the world so we had our work cut out building up our stocks – no mean feat as all our plants are grown as cuttings from the motherstock – no laboratories, test-tubes or micro-propagation on our nursery! A lovely cheerful colour of bright lavender pink against a very dark foliage. It really is a stunner.
Only: £6.00

PAC Rosecrystal (one plant) (W Elsner 1997)

A most beautiful variety - a mass of lavender flower heads with purple centres. It's one that really catches the eye.
Only: £2.20

	PAC Rosecrystal (three plants) (W Elsner 1997)
	A most beautiful variety - a mass of lavender flower heads with purple centres. It's one that really catches the eye.
	Only: £6.00

Paton`s Unique (Paton 1870)
Attractive crimson to pink flowers with maroon veining.
Only: £1.90

Patricia Andrea (Andrea Nursery 1967)

This strong growing variety has salmon flowers. Surely every flower arranger should be growing and using this one.
Only: £2.20

Queen of Denmark (3 plants) (1907)

Look at the year this one was introduced – it never fails to amaze me that there have been wars and fuel rationing through the last century and yet lovely old varieties like this have been preserved and are still available today. This has lovely deep salmon pink blooms.
Only: £5.00

Raspberry Surprise (Penn )

What a beautiful variety! Large raspberry coloured flowers that are splashed and speckled with darker markings.
Only: £2.50

	Satellite Fuchsia - 5 pack
	A semi-trailing variety with cerise pink flowers that resemble small satellites! They almost look like they’re made of wax! Available in a pack of five.
	Only: £9.95

Shirley Gillam (I Gillam 2004)
Petals of dark pink on foliage in a delicate combination of cream, green and pink foliage.
Only: £5.00

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