Maclura pomifera
The Osage Orange - a member of the moraceae from eastern USA. The flowers are interesting and if pollinated, make large, hard, orange-like fruit - which is sadly inedible but interesting nonetheless.
Brighton Plants nursery, Sussex, England. Rare, unusual, hardy herbaceous & woody plants
Aconitum lycoctonum moldavicum
Aeschynanthus buxifolius KR 7798
Aralia californica
Buxus balearica
Callicarpa japonica
Callirhoe involucrata tenuissima
Caragana arborescens
Caragana aurantiaca
Caragana microphylla
Cardiocrinum cordatum red flowered form
Chrysogonum virginianum australe
Clerodendron trichotomum fargesii
Cornus foemina
Cornus sericea Kelsey dwarf
Davidia involucrata
Ototropis (Desmodium) callianthum
Epimedium grandiflorum nanum hybrid
Euonymus fortunei Wolong Ghost
Euphorbia sikkimensis
Felicia rosulata(aka Aster natalensis)
Ferula tingitana Cedric Morris
Fuchsia regia reitzii
Fuchsia regia Cherry
Hovenia dulcis
Koelreuteria paniculata
Lathyrus laevigatus
Lathyrus transsilvanicus Leucosceptrum stellipilum formosanum
Lobelia laxiflora angustifolia
Lonicera hispidula
Lonicera microphylla
Lonicera olgae
Lonicera stenantha
Lonicera sempervirens Cedar Lane
Mahonia (Alloberberis) ex. nevinii
Mitella breweri
Paeonia hybrid single cream cherry pink
Persicaria filiformis Guizhou Bronze PAB 9127
Philapelphus mexicanus Rose Syringa
Prunus prostrata
Rhodiola macrocarpa
Rhodiola sp. SSSE 10
Ribes laurifolium Amy Doncaster
Ribes nevadense
Salix gracilistyla melanostachys
Salix subopposita
Scopolia carniolica
Strobilanthes penstemonoides dalhausieana
Strobilanthes sp. large leaf sp. (Yunnan col. Jacky Pousse)
Trillium ludovicianum (or possibly freemanii)
Tropaeolum polyphyllum
Wulfenia baldaccii
Zingiber mioga Crûg's Zing BSWJ4379
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