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Salvia "Amistad" rooted cuttings (Paignton TQ4)
Rooted cuttings of Salvia "Amistad". Tall dark blue flowers does well in a large container. Aromatic foliage.



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3h
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White and Dark hellebores (Paignton TQ4)
Good sized divisions, potted up. Suitable for most types of conditions.


3h
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Al-Ko Garden Shredder (Paignton TQ4)
Gifted
20 plus years old, regularly used, but now showing it's age a little, will shred up to about 0.75 to 1 inch prunings. It would be good for a small to medium garden with shrubs. Runs off a standard 13 amp plug. Reason for offering I'm showing my age and really need a machine with a set of wheels, also as the garden matures I need to shred larger prunings than this can cope with.

230d
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Dahlias (Paignton TQ4)
Gifted
From cuttings taken this spring, one or two of each. Ellen Jenkins orangey double, Arabian Night dark red double, Twynings After Eight white single dark blackish-brown foliage. They will need repotting and feeding, suitable for pots or a sunny well drained spot in the ground (beware of slugs). Should flower late summer/autumn. Tubers will need drying off and keeping frost free over winter before replanting next year.



300d
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Tomato plants (Paignton TQ4)
Gifted
Various sizes and varieties available. They will need potting on and at least a sheltered sunny spot outside, preferably a greenhouse or conservatory. Salad, cherry, beefsteak and plum types available. Save these plants from becoming compost
300d
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Dahlia Twyning's After Eight (Paignton TQ4)
Gifted
White flowered dahlia with dark foliage. Sprouting tubers about 3 inches tall at the moment, will reach 1 to 1.5 m in height.

326d
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Aster "Andenken am Alma Potschke" (Paignton TQ4)
Gifted
New England Aster relatively free from mildew. Flowers 4.5cm across, height to 100cm, pink flowers in autumn. Have a good sized division available.


339d
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Crocosmia "Paul's Best Yellow" (Paignton TQ4)
Expired
Corms of a very good yellow crocosmia, reaches about 1 m in height, will spread over time, but not a rampant spreader, will grow in most conditions except dry shade. Offered are corms ready for planting now, plant about 4 cm down.

1y
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Pitcher plants (Sarracemia) (Paignton TQ4)
Gifted
Insectivorous plants variety of sizes and pitcher markings. Need to be kept damp with rainwater. Suitable for pond edges and bog gardens will come through most winters in the SW
1y