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RODGERSIA 'Dark Pokers'
Rodgersia Dark Pokers has palmate leaves tinted with hues of burgundy and green. Clusters of small star shaped flowers emerge in shades of rosy red, adding a splash of colour from early to midsummer.
RODGERSIA pinnata 'Chocolate Wing'
In spring the deeply divided, palmate foliage emerges rich bronze on red stems, as it matures the foliage darkens to green. From June to August stems, up to a meter in height, bear panicles of pale pi
RODGERSIA podophylla
Impressive clumps of coarsely toothed palmate leaves emerge during the spring, initially they are a rich bronze colour, turning to green later in the season. This native to Japan and Korea is ....
RODGERSIA podophylla 'Braunlaub'
Originating in Japan this is a handsome, architectural plant best suited to moisture retentive soil in dappled shade. It will tolerate full sun if it is kept evenly hydrated and out of drying winds.
ROSCOEA auriculata 'Floriade'
Clusters of gorgeous purple orchid-like flowers with a white inner appear during late summer on stout, erect stems. Green,strap-shaped leaves have a prominent venation.
ROSCOEA cautleyoides
A member of the ginger family from China, with elegant pale yellow flowers, not unlike an orchid in appearance. Perfect for cool partial shade.
ROSCOEA purpurea
Roscoea purpurea is commonly known as Bhordaya (Nepali), it was first discovered in 1806 by Francis Buchanan. The vigorous perennial has strap-like, green foliage with prominent margins and delight...
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RUBUS arcticus
Small, dark pink flowers burst onto the scene during the spring with fruit following during the summer. Rubus arcticus is otherwise known as Arctic Bramble or Dwarf Raspberry. Palmate, lobed, green...
RUDBECKIA 'Little Goldstar' PBR
From mid to late summer 'Little Goldstar' produces masses of golden yellow daisy-like flowers with black cone centres. This is a relatively compact Rudbeckia with green, lance-shaped leaves.
RUDBECKIA fulgida 'American Gold Rush' PBR
From late summer deep into autumn, 'American Gold Rush' puts on a flamboyant display of golden yellow daisy flowers each punctuated by a bold dark brown cone.
RUDBECKIA fulgida var. speciosa
Bright yellow petals surround a dark brown central cone, forming the glorious flower from which the common name Black-eyed Susan originates. Flowers appear during late summer heading into autumn, held