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DAHLIA AND CHRYSANTHEMUM

CATALOGUE 2018

FAMILY RUN SINCE 1921G r o w i n g w i t h c o n f i d e n c e

Premier Gold Award Harrogate 2017

JOSUDI AURORApage 20-21

FINN LYTTLE page 42-43

CORSON GOLD page 6-7

FRIZBEEpage 42-43

Westerton Ella Grace 9

EXCLUSIVE NEW RELEASES FOR 2018 - MORE INSIDE

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DAHLIASThe following pages give details of some of the finest Dahlias available. All varieties have been thoroughly tested on the nursery and they can be offered with complete confidence. For our General Terms and conditions please see page 26.

DAHLIA CLASSIFICATIONThe classification of Dahlias in this catalogue is based on the NDS Classified List 2018, 33rd Edition. The “Classified Directory and Judging Rules” is available from the National Dahlia Society and is free to new members. Some varieties included in this catalogue are either not yet classified or are no longer included (prefixed U). Where this is the case we have included them in what we believe to be the most appropriate section after trial at the nursery or from historical information. We offer Dahlias in the following forms: -

POT TUBERS AVAILABLE DECEMBER TO FEBRUARY These are compact tubers grown in a 9cm pot and ideal for exhibitors or keen growers who have the facilities (e.g heated greenhouse or propagator) to produce and propagate their own stock. We strongly advise unpacking on arrival and, if necessary, storing in a cool, frost free environment until required for setting away. A minimum of 50°F(10°C) is required for propagation. Water tubers sparingly until growth is evident. Early ordering is advisable. Some varieties already in short supply are only available through our website where tuber availability is updated regularly.SPECIAL NOTE. Any tuber which fails to grow must be returned to us by March 30th. We will then either replace with tubers or mini plants (if available), supply a credit note or refund. No action can be taken unless a tuber is returned.MINI PLANTS AVAILABLE FROM 26TH MARCH TO END OF MAY The most popular form, these are strong rooted cuttings for those customers who have the facilities for potting up and growing on under glass (minimum 50°F, 10°C). On receipt, they should be unpacked immediately and potted on into a 9-12cm pot using a good quality compost. Be careful to avoid over watering, particularly after potting. We will make every effort to supply during the period requested but orders must be in the office at least FIVE WEEKS BEFORE required as cuttings are taken to order. No mini plant orders (unless for our special collections or on a substitutes acceptable basis) can be accepted after 20th April. GARDEN READY PLANTS AVAILABLE FOR 2 WEEKS COMMENCING 29TH MAYThese larger plants, grown in a 7cm paper pot, are “garden ready” after allowing a few days to get over the journey! They are popular with customers who do not have the facilities for growing on, but do however come at an additional cost of £2.00 per plant on top of the mini plant price. Orders must be in the office by the 20th April (unless for our special collections or on a substitutes acceptable basis) as cuttings are taken and plants are grown to order. Please Note we are unable to supply Garden Ready Dahlias to destinations outside of mainland UK.

QUANTITY DISCOUNTS - MINI PLANTSThese only apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered. Please remember to add £2.00 per plant for Garden Ready.

RATE £2.85 each £3.10 each £3.45 each £3.85 each £4.75 each £5.00 each

3-4 plants £2.65 each £2.90 each £3.25 each £3.65 each £4.55 each £4.85 each

5-9 plants £2.45 each £2.70 each £3.05 each £3.45 each £4.35 each £4.65 each

10+ plants £2.20 each £2.45 each £2.80 each £3.20 each £4.10 each £4.50 each

ABBREVIATIONS AND AWARD DETAILS FOR DAHLIAS:AM/E - Award of Merit for Exhibition after trial at RHS WisleyAGM - Award of Merit for Garden Display after trial at RHS WisleyCEM - Certificate of Exhibtion Merit♦ - First appearance in this catalogue♦ - Sole Relase varietyC - Suitable for cuttingG - Recommended for garden displayE - Suitable for exhibitionU - denotes unclassified in current classified directory.# - change in classification from 2015 directoryDates shown indicate year of introduction.

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These come at great savings compared with individually priced plants and are an easy way to order, especially if you are not sure what to choose.

W.N.Hall & Sons Ltd (T/A Halls of Heddon)Registered Office: West Heddon Nursery CentreHeddon on the Wall, Northumberland, NE15 0JS

Telephone: 01661 852445E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.hallsofheddon.co.uk

DAHLIA CULTURAL INFORMATIONHalls of Heddon growing guides can be found on our website under the Dahlia heading. Alternatively hard copies can be supplied by post at a cost of 25p each by ticking the relevant box on the order form.

Dear Friends and Fellow Dahlia and Chrysanthemum Enthusiasts, December 2017

Welcome to this, the 97th edition of our Main catalogue. As we approach 100 years of growing Dahlias and Chrysanthemums it is interesting looking through old catalogues to see how much they have progressed through the years and how many things have changed. Consistent through all that time though has been our aim to bring you the best in new varieties and provide both quality plants and service to the best of our ability. Thank you to all of you who continue to entrust us with your orders and for the many favourable comments we receive throughout the season. I do try and make sure that our team behind the scenes are aware of the esteem in which we are held. Attending Harrogate Autumn Flower show is a repeat entry in our Diary each year and in September we were once again awarded a Premier Gold Award for our exhibit of Dahlias which featured over 80 varieties. A lot of preparation goes into staging such a colourful exhibit and it is a full team effort and wouldn’t be the success it is without the eye for colour that my cousin Maxine has for grouping and coordinating the arrangements. Meeting so many dare I say friends makes Harrogate one of the highlights of the year and Sue, myself and Maxine thoroughly enjoy our time there each year.The popularity of Dahlias seems to be going from strength to strength and the launch in 2016 of the National Dahlia Society Facebook group is linking together enthusiasts from all over the world. The help and encouragement given by so many well-respected exhibitors across the country on Facebook is, I think, helping to increase the number of young people wanting to grow and show. This must bode well for the future and what better platform than this new-fangled social media to share knowledge and experience. What Grandad would have thought of this new method of communication and networking I do not know. I know my Dad struggled to comprehend the possibilities.The depth and range of new varieties of Dahlias now is, I think, unprecedented, with so many amateur breeders having a bit of a dabble and coming up with some pretty good varieties. It must be noted that we are not just looking for top performing exhibition varieties but also ones giving good and reliable garden performance. We had over 70 varieties in our own trial last year and eleven of these have made it into the following pages, indicated by a “♦”. There has been much interest in Peter Greenway’s Josudi varieties recently. Sadly, Peter passed away early in 2017 before he could see how popular his raisings could become. Josudi Aurora (p20) was the 2017 winner of the Harry Howarth Memorial Medal at theNDS Exhibition Trials after already proving itself in 2015 winning both the Crowley and Jescot Trophies. This, along with Josudi Neptune, are just 2 of the 15 varieties that Peter entrusted to us with the agreement that if they made it into our catalogue his share of proceeds should be donated to the Cornish Air Ambulance Service. With a few more on trial to be released over the next few years I am sure the Josudi name will be around for a while. Another notable new release is the new Miniature Decorative, Westerton Ella Grace, from Gordon Hodgson, who kindly allowed it to be named after our gorgeous Great Niece. A share of proceeds from this, at Gordons request, will go to the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. New varieties of quality Exhibition Chrysanthemums are something I must strive harder to source for next season although we have two new varieties of Exhibition Sprays from Rod Fox, a consistently successful raiser. Frizbee and Finn Lyttle are sure to do well in the future and both are featured on pages 42 and 43. There is much more I could include here but space is running out rapidly and the tipple of single malt in the glass next to me is down to the last drop so finally I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a successful 2017 from all of us at Halls of Heddon and we look forward to supplying your requirements for the forthcoming season. TO HAPPY AND SUCCESFUL GROWING IN 2018!Yours faithfully

The range of Josudi varieties on trial in 2017

4 5For Garden Ready Plants please add £2.00 each to Mini Plant prices - See page 3 For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk

ZORRO (G)WHITE ALVA'S (G)WESTERTON LILIAN (L) VASSIO MEGGOS (L)

SPARTACUS (L)SIR ALF RAMSEY (G)SILVER CITY (L)

SHIRWELL GRETA (G/LD)

LOUIE MEGGOS (L)KENORA VALENTINE (G/ LD)

JOHN HILL (G)JOCONDO (G)

JEAN SHAW (G)HAMARI GOLD (G)GO AMERICAN (G)

FAIRWAY PILOT (G)

FAIRWAY SPUR (L)

ELMA E (G)CAFE AU LAIT (G)

BRYN TERFEL (G)BONAVENTURE (G)BLACK MONARCH (G)ALVA'S SUPREME (G)AGGIE WHITE (G)NEW

These “Dinner Plate” Dahlias will certainly create the wow factor either in the garden or on the show bench. Giants (G) produce flowers usually over 250mm (10") in diameter and can be up to 380mm (15"). Large (L) varieties have flowers between 200mm (8") and 250mm (10") in diameter. For exhibition purposes varieties classed as Large must not exceed 260mm. To achieve full size blooms Giants should generally be restricted to 2-3 flowering stems per plant whilst Large should be restricted to 4-5.

GIANT AND LARGE DECORATIVES

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

U t Aggie White(SOLE RELEASE)

Rich orange bronze sport of Bryn Terfel. Raiser: Christopher White, Co Dublin. Orders limited to maximum of 5 per customer. Earliest availability late April.

£5.00 -

Alva’s Supreme Lovely giant formal blooms of a pleasing soft yellow. AGM. 1.5m. E. 1956 £3.10 £6.95U Black Monarch Dark crimson with black shading. 1.2m. G. 1946 £3.10 £7.95

Bonaventure Very large light bronze and yellow blended blooms. 1.6m. E. Early flowering. 1982 £2.85 £6.95Bryn Terfel Outstanding red giant with silvery reverse. E. 1.2m. Needs an early stop. 2004 £3.10 £7.95Café au Lait Colour changes from pale pink to pale peach through the season. 1.5m. CG. 1968 £3.10 £6.95Elma E Superb deep cerise pink of fine form. 1.2m. E. Needs an early stop. 1993 £3.10 £6.95Fairway Pilot Unusual peach pink blends. 1.5m. EG. 1979 £2.85 £6.95Fairway Spur Immense bronze with pink suffusion. 1.2m. E. 1996 £2.85 £6.95Go American An old variety with blooms of deep golden bronze. 1.2m. E.G.1959 £2.85 £6.95Hamari Gold Immense deep gold giant still with winning form. AM/E. AGM. 1.2m. E. 1984 £2.85 £6.95Jean Shaw Orange/bronze blends growing to 1.5m. E.G. Restrict to 3 up. 2010. £3.10 £7.95Jocondo Bright reddish purple that needs restricting to 3 up.1.5m. E. 1960 £2.85 £6.95John Hill Well-formed bronze/orange blooms with good depth. Grow 3 up. 1m. E. 2012 £3.45 £7.95

U Kenora Valentine Rich orange-red with good form. AM/E. AGM. 1.25m. E.G. Needs early stop. £2.85 £6.95Louis Meggos Creamy white sport with well formed blooms. Petals fold back to stem. E.G. 1.2m £3.10 £7.95

U Shirwell Greta Well formed bright yellow doing well as a Giant when grown 2 up. 1.2m. 2014 £2.85 £7.95Silver City An old variety but still popular and a very reliable white. 1.5m. G. 1967 £2.85 £6.95Sir Alf Ramsey Popular lavender pink with white base. 1.2m. E. 1999. Needs an early stop. £3.10 S/OSpartacus Dark red beauty with pointed reflexing petals. Superb. 1.2m. E.G. 1992 £2.85 S/OVassio Meggos Rich lavender sport from Spartacus. Reflexing petals fold back to stem. For

exhibition grow 4 up. 1.4m E.G. 2005£3.10 £7.95

Westerton Lilian Primrose blooms overlaid pink. Strong grower with full 10” blooms. Grow 5-6 up and don’t restrict growth too much. 1.5m. E.G. 2013

£3.10 £7.95

White Alva’s The white sport of ‘Alvas Supreme’ AM/E. 1.5m. E. AGM. 1979 £3.10 £6.95Zorro Bright blood red. Substantial deeply formed blooms. 1.2m. E. AM/E. AGM. 1987 £2.85 S/O

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PURPLE DUNCAN EDWARDS (LSC) NEW

PINK JUPITER (GSC)JIM BRANIGAN (LSC)JANAL AMY (GSC)

INCA DAMBUSTER (GSC)HILLCREST DUNCAN EDWARDS (LSC)

DEBRA ANNE CRAVEN(GSC)

DALEKO JUPITER (GSC)CRAIGOWEN (LSC)

CORSON GOLD (LSC)NEW

CLEARVIEW SUNDANCE (LSC)

CLEARVIEW EDIE (LSC)

KENORA CHALLENGER(LSC)

CANDY KEENE (LSC)BLACK JACK (LSC)

Dinner plate sized flowers that will certainly create a wow factor, either in the garden or on the show bench. All giants (GSC) have flowers normally exceeding 250mm (10"). Large-flowered (LSC) varieties normally produce flowers from 200mm (8") to 250mm (10") in diameter. For exhibition those classified as Large must not exceed 260mm.To achieve full size blooms Giants should generally be restricted to 2-3 flowerings stems per plant whilst Large should be restricted to 4-5.

GIANT AND LARGE CACTUS

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

U Black Jack Very dark red with dense purple foliage. Strong grower. 1.5m. G. 2007 £3.10 £7.95# Candy Keene Excellent candy-pink sport of ‘Reginald Keene’. 1.2m. EG. 1976 £2.85 £6.95

Clearview Edie White with faint pink overlay. Plenty of depth and good form. Promising! E. 1.5m. 2014 USA

£3.45 £7.95

U Clearview Sundance

Rich radiant yellow. Hart Medal Winner (USA) in 2012. Strong grower so don’t restrict too much. 1.6m. E.G.

£3.10 -

t Corson Gold(SOLE RELEASE)

Bright yellow with a strong growing upright habit. Jaldec Trophy winner at Wisley in 2017 and Certificate of Exhibition merit at the NDS Trials, Golden Acre, 2016. Grow 4 up for exhibition. 1.5m. Raiser Derek Cave.

£4.75 -

# Craigowen Creamy white with lilac flush. Grow 5 up. 1.2m. E. Needs an early stop. 2008 £2.85 £6.95Daleko Jupiter Perfect blooms of rich salmon rose; superb habit. 1.5m. E. 1979 £2.85 £6.95Debra Anne Craven

Tremendous blooms of deep wine red. 1.2m. E. 1988 £2.85 £6.95

Hillcrest Duncan Edwards

Bright unfading red which is very weather proof. 1.2m C.G. 2012 £2.85 £6.95

Inca Dambuster Tremendous blooms of deep cream. AM/E. 1.5m.E.. 1975 £2.85 -Janal Amy Bright yellow giant with winning form and great depth. 1.2m. E. 1999. £2.85 £7.95Jim Branigan Crimson scarlet capable of producing top class blooms. 1.2m. E. 1981 £2.85 £6.95Kenora Challenger

Excellent ivory white of classic deep formation. Regarded as the best in this section and a regular winner. 1.5m. E. 1991.

£2.85 £7.95

Pink Jupiter Tremendous deep pink with white base. AM/E. 1.5m. E. 1981 £2.85 £6.95U t Purple Duncan

Edwards(SOLE RELEASE)

Rich Purple sport from Hillcrest Duncan Edwards with a lovely velvety sheen from Les Jackson. Provides a much needed colour for this section. 1.2m. E.G Grow 4 or 5 up for best sized blooms.

£4.75 -

# Reginald Keene Golden apricot flushed tangerine. Superb. 1.25m. EG. 1974 £2.85 £6.95U Richard S Orange and yellow blended blooms carried on excellent stems. 1.25m. EG. 2001 £2.85 £6.95

Rose Jupiter Magnificent rose sport from ‘Pink Jupiter’. 1.5m. E. 1986 £2.85 £6.95

GIANT AND LARGE FLOWERED DAHLIA COLLECTIONSAstound the neighbours with these Supersized ‘dinnerplate’ Dahlias with flowers easily reaching 20-30cm (10-12”) across. To achieve the biggest flowers, allow only 3 or 4 stems to develop on each plant. The following collections are of OUR CHOICE from this catalogue and supplied in a wide colour range with a label for each variety.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY TUBERS

GLD5 5 Distinct Giant & Large Decoratives £12.25 £22.25 £26.00GLD10 5 pairs Distinct Giant & Large Decoratives £23.00 £43.00 –GLC5 5 Distinct Giant & Large Cactus £12.25 £22.25 £26.00GLC10 5 pairs Distinct Giant & Large Cactus £23.00 £43.00 –GLDC5 5 Distinct Giant & Large Decorative & Cactus £12.25 £22.25 £26.00GLDC10 5 pairs Distinct Giant & Large Decorative & Cactus £23.00 £43.00 –

CUT FLOWER AND GARDEN COLLECTIONSOur choice of varieties from the Small and Miniature sections including Waterlily types. Stems can be either disbudded to give longer stems for cutting or left to grow naturally. Either way a superb show from August onwards. This is the only collection we offer that can be supplied as White to Purple shades or Cream to Red Shades - please specify otherwise a mixed selection will be supplied. All come with a label indicating colour and approximate height.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY TUBERS

CUTFLO5 5 Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden

£12.25 £22.25 £26.00

CUTFLO10 5 pairs Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden

£23.00 £43.00 –

CUTFLO20 10 pairs Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden

£42.00 – –

CUTFLO50 50 plants (10 varieties) Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden

£90.00 – –

REGINALD KEENE (LSC) RICHARD S (LC) ROSE JUPITER (GSC)

To achieve full size blooms Giants should generally be restricted to 2-3 flowering stems per plant whilst Large blooms should be restricted to 4-5 stems. This stripping down can be done 2-3 weeks after stopping.

GROWING TIP

GIANT AND LARGE FLOWERED DAHLIA COLLECTIONS

CUT FLOWER AND GARDEN COLLECTIONS


MEDIUM FLOWERED DAHLIA COLLECTIONSAlthough not as awesome as the Giant flowered types, the 150mm-210mm (6-8”) flowers that are regularly produced are still big enough to create a “Wow!” factor. Allow 5-8 stems to develop on each plant.The following collections are of OUR CHOICE from this catalogue and supplied in a wide colour range with a label for each variety.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY TUBERS

MD55 Assorted Medium Decoratives £12.25 £22.25 £26.00

MD105 pairs Assorted Medium Decoratives £23.00 £43.00 –

MC55 Assorted Medium Cactus £12.25 £22.25 £26.00

MC105 pairs Assorted Medium Cactus £23.00 £43.00 –

MCDC55 Assorted Medium Decorative & Cactus £12.25 £22.25 £26.00

MCDC105 pairs Assorted Medium Decorative & Cactus £23.00 £43.00 – WHITE CHARLIE TWO

(SYN. ALF'S MASCOT)WESTERTON JWHWESTERTON HARRY

TRENGROVE MILLENIUM

RED DIAMOND

PURPLE PEARL

SCAUR SWINTON

ORETI CLASSICKEITHS CHOICE

HILLCREST DELIGHTDIKARA JODIE

RYECROFT HUNTSMAN NEW

CHARLIE TWO(SYN. MASCOT MAYA)

BARGALY BLUSH BERWICK WOODB J BEAUTY

AVOCA AMANDA

ASKWITH MINNIE

ANDREA CLARKALLOWAY COTTAGE

Good sized flowers can be achieved by allowing 6-8 blooms to develop on each plant. Flowers are usually between 150mm (6") and 200mm (8") diameter. For exhibition they must not exceed 220mm.

MEDIUM DECORATIVES

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Alloway Cottage Full formal bloom of soft yellow, overlaid lavender. 1.25m. E. 1970 £2.85 £6.95Andrea Clark Superb yellow medium with winning form. A tall grower. 1.8m. EG. 1999 £2.85 £7.95Askwith Minnie Delightful sugar pink on strong stems with flowers held at a good angle. Restrict to

4-5 up for showing. 1.5m. E. G 2010£3.45 £7.95

Avoca Amanda Pink with good form and strong stems. 1.5m. EG. 2008. Needs an early stop. £3.10 £7.95B.J.Beauty Full bodied white with good form standing the test of time. 1.25m. E. 1976 £3.10 £7.95Bargaly Blush Excellent deep rose pink with good deep formation. 1.5m. EG. 2002 £2.85 £6.95Berwick Wood Substantial formal blooms of purple pink. Strong habit. 1.5m. EG. 1989 £2.85 £6.95Charlie Two Light yellow and a consistent winner. 1.25m. E. 1989 £3.10 £6.95

U Dikara Jodie Blends of peach and apricot. Restrict to 5 up. 90cms EG. 2007 £3.10 £7.95Dikara Moon Bright yellow with occasional lavender flush. Grow at least 6 up. 1.5m. EG. 2006 £2.85 £6.95Hillcrest Delight Beautifully formed informal blooms of deep orange. 1.25m. E. 1996 £3.10 £7.95Hillcrest Kismet Deeply reflexing blooms of unusual salmon bronze. 1.25m. EG. 1999 £3.10 S/OKeith’s Choice Non-fading deep velvety red. 1.25m. EG. 1991 £2.85 £6.95

U Oreti Classic Beautiful lavender pink with a ‘Ball’ formation. 1.25m. G. 2004 £2.85 £6.95U Purple Pearl Purple flowers brushed white at the edges. A good garden variety! 1.1m. C.G. 2005 £2.85 S/O

Red Diamond Old variety with bright blood red flowers of globular form. 1.2m. GC. 1968 £2.85 £6.95U t Ryecroft

Huntsman(SOLE RELEASE)

Strong growing weather resistant red. Hamari Perpetual Challenge Trophy winner, Wisley 2016. Grow 5-6 up for showing. E.G.C. 1.5m-1.8m undercover. Raiser Phil Godsmark.

£4.75 -

Scaur Swinton Rich salmon pink blooms of good depth. 1.2m. EG. 1998 £2.85 £6.95Trengrove Millennium

Excellent yellow of exhibition quality, 1.25m. EG. 2000 £3.10 £7.95

Westerton Harry Superb yellow with good depth and form. Silver Medal NDS trials 2013. 1.4m E.2015

£3.10 £7.95

Westerton JWH Salmon pink with exquisite form. Grow 4 up for shows. 1.5m. E. 2016. £3.45 S/OWhite Charlie Two Excellent creamy white sport from ‘Charlie Two’ with the same outstanding form for

exhibition. 1.2m. E. 2001£3.10 £6.95

DIKARA MOON HILLCREST KISMET

Regular feeding and dead heading will help extend the flowering of your Dahlias well into the autumn. A high potash feed will improve flower colour and help strenghten the stems.

GROWING TIP

MEDIUM FLOWERED DAHLIA COLLECTIONS


WOOTON IMPACT (MSC)WITTEMANS SUPERBA (MSC)

WHITE MOONLIGHT (MSC)VAL'S CANDY (MSC)

TERRIE BANDEY (M FIM)

SUSAN GILLIOTT (MSC)SORBET (MSC)RYECROFT HELEN (MSC)RUSKIN MICHELLE (MSC)RUSKIN LIMELIGHT (MC)

NORMANDIE WEDDING DAY (M FIM)

NORMANDIE FRILLS (M FIM) NEW

LE FEU DU SOLEIL (M FIM)

KILBURN FIESTA (MSC)KENORA WOW (MSC)

KENORA SUNSET (MSC)KENORA MACOP-B(M FIM)

KENORA FRILLS (M FIM)

HILCREST ROYAL (MC)HILLCREST CANDY(MSC)

GRENIDOR PASTELLE (MSC)

EASTWOOD MOONLIGHT(MSC)

DE LA HAYE (MSC) CORSON GEORGE (MSC) NEW

CREAM MOONLIGHT (MSC) NEW

CLEO LAINE (MSC)CLEARVIEW TAMMY (MSC) NEW

Good sized flowers can be achieved by allowing 6-8 blooms to develop on each plant. Flowers normally between 150mm (6") and 200mm (8") in diameter, for exhibition they must not exceed 220mm. MSC(fim) - Varieties have fimbriated (split petals).

MEDIUM CACTUS AND SEMI-CACTUS

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Allan Snowfire Reliable ivory white which gets to good size. 1.2m. E.G. 2001 £2.85 £6.95Andrew Mitchell Sparkling deep red of great depth. Good weather resistance. 1.5m. EGC. 1995 £3.10 £6.95Clayt’s Candy Pale marshmallow, almost white. Grow 8 up. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2014 £3.10 £6.95Clearview Irene Outstanding bright yellow of great depth on strong stems. E. 1.5m. 2005 £3.10 £7.95

U Clearview Louise Rich lemon yellow with orange red tips. Strong grower- need minimum 6-8 up for a medium. 1.5m E.G. 2012

£3.10 £7.95

t Clearview Tammy Deeply formed white with good weather resistance. For showing grow 6 up and disbud down to 4-5 pairs to achieve good size. 1.2m.. E.G.C. USA 2011

£3.45 -

U Cleo Laine Vivid orange flowers on compact plants.1m. G.C. 2015. £3.10 £6.95t Cream Moonlight First class cream sport appearing regularly on the show bench.1.2m. E. £3.10 - t Corson George

(SOLE RELEASE)Rich lavender pink with good depth and size. Strong growing and weatherproof. Grow 8-9 up. Hamari Perpetual Challenge Trophy winner at Wisley 2017. 1.5m. E.G.C. Raiser Derek Cave.

£4.75 -

De la Haye Light bronze and apricot blends. G.C.E. 1.5m. 1983 £3.10 - Eastwood Moonlight

Superb blooms of light yellow. Still regarded as the ideal MSC, especially for growers in the North! 1.2m. E. 1975

£2.85 £6.95

Grenidor Pastelle Superb salmon with pale yellow base. 1.25m. EG. 1998 £2.85 £6.95# Hillcrest Candy Excellent pink with white base. Exhibited extensively. 1.5m. AGM. E.G. 2009 £3.10 £7.95

Hillcrest Royal Rich purple true cactus - an outstanding garden variety. 1.25m. CG. AGM. 1991 £2.85 £6.95Kenora Frills Rich pink with white blush at petal base. 1.2m. E.C.G. Early stop. 1996 £2.85 £6.95Kenora Macop-B Deep velvety red, a must for lovers of dark dahlias. 1.5m. C.G. 1993 £3.10 £6.95Kenora Sunset Brilliant red with yellow centre. An eyecatching bi-colour. 1.25m. EG. AGM. 1996 £3.10 £7.95

U Kenora Wow Bright magenta on a yellow base. Strong stems, excellent for cutting. 1.5m. C.G. 2005

£3.10 £7.95

Kilburn Fiesta Salmon pink with lemon base. Erect habit, early flowering. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2010 £3.10 £7.95U Le Feu du Soleil Vivid flame orange with long lasting full flowers. 1.2m E.G.C. 2015 £3.10 £6.95t Normandie Frills Peach pink blends with lemon centre. 1.2m. E.G £3.10 -

Normandie Wedding Day

Lovely soft blush pink often appearing on the show bench. Makes a lovely cut flower for floral display. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2016.

£3.10 -

U Ruskin Limelight Reliable bright yellow. 1.2m. E.G. Grow 6 up. 2009 £2.85 £6.95Ruskin Michelle Peach pink - A reliable variety for the show bench. 1.5m. E.G. 2006 £2.85 £6.95Ryecroft Helen Primrose yellow with good exhibition form. 1.5m. E. 2015 £3.45 S/OSorbet Showy white with petals tipped rosy purple. 1.2m. C.G. 2003 £3.10 £6.95Susan Gilliott Lovely bright pink, blushing to a creamy white centre. AM/E. 1.2m. 2008 £3.10 £7.95

U Terrie Bandey Attractive bright orange bronze. Needs early stop. 1.5m C.G.E. 2012. £3.10 £6.95Val’s Candy Pale lavender and white sport from Hillcrest Candy. E G.C. 1.5m. 2012 £3.10 £7.95White Moonlight Pure white sport from ‘Eastwood Moonlight’. Gold Certificate. 1.2m. E. 1984 £2.85 £6.95Witteman’s Superba

Brightest unfading red for all purposes which continues to be popular. AGM. 1.2m. CEG. 1991

£3.10 £6.95

Wooton Impact Excellent golden bronze for all purposes. 1.25m. CEG. AGM. 1981 £2.85 -

CLEARVIEW LOUISE (L/ MSC)

CLEARVIEW IRENE (MSC)CLAYT'S CANDY (MSC)ANDREW MITCHELL (MSC)

ALLAN SNOWFIRE (MSC)


TEESBROOKE AUDREY(COLLERETTE)

SUSAN GILBERT(COLLERETTE)

SUNSHINE GIRL (COLLERETTE)

POOH (COLLERETTE)

PINK PAT AND PERC(COLLERETTE)

PAT AND PERC(COLLERETTE)

MARY EVELINE(COLLERETTE)

KATIES VELVET(COLLERETTE)

FASHION MONGER(COLLERETTE)

EDITH JONES(COLLERETTE) NEW

DILYS AYLING(COLLERETTE)

CLAIR DE LUNE(COLLERETTE)

CHRISTMAS CAROL(COLLERETTE)

APRIL HEATHER(COLLERETTE)

ANNE BRECKENFELDER(COLLERETTE)

PURPLE PUFF (ANEMONE)

MIDNIGHT STAR(SINGLE)

MAYAN PEARL(DOUBLE ORCHID)

HONKA RED (STAR)HONKA (STAR)

HADRIAN'S SUNSET(SINGLE)

HADRIAN'S SUNLIGHT(SINGLE)

HADRIAN'S MIDNIGHT(SINGLE)

BLUE BAYOU (ANEMONE)

BISHOP OF LLANDAFF (PAEONY)

RYECROFT JIM (ANEMONE)

TRELYN SEREN (STAR)

TWYNINGS AFTER EIGHT (SINGLE)

Open centred Dahlias are great

for pollinators

Collerette Dahlias have flowers with a single outer ring of generally flat petals (ray florets) with a ring of smaller petals (florets) forming a collar. The open centred flowers are hugely attractive to all types of pollinators. These make an excellent addition to any garden, particularly herbaceous borders.

This section includes Star, Orchid, Anemone centred and single flowered Dahlias. The open centred varieties included are excellent for attracting all types of pollinators. Being very free flowering they will provide a wonderful display of colour through summer and well into the autumn. They are becoming increasingly popular because of this.

COLLERETTE

MISCELLANEOUS

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Ann Breckenfelder

Bright scarlet petals with a yellow collar. Very free flowering giving a fabulous garden dispay. AGM. E. 1m. 2004

£3.10 £7.95

April Heather Beautiful yellow/apricot blends with a lemon yellow collar. 1.5m. AGM. ECG. 1988 £3.10 -Christmas Carol Very free flowering vermillion red with white collar. 1.2m. E.G. 1988 £2.85 £6.95Clair de Lune Clear yellow with yellow collar. Still one of the best! 0.9m. EG. AM/E. AGM. 1946 £3.10 £6.95Dilys Ayling Very free flowering red with a red collar flushed white. Attractive. ECG 1.2m. 2013 £2.85 £6.95

t Edith Jones Rich pink with lighter collar. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2012. £3.10 -Fashion Monger Cream striped red with lemon collar. 0.9m. EG. 1955 £3.10 £7.95

U Katies Velvet Stunning deep red velvet. Compact habit. 1m. E.G.C. 2015 £3.10 £7.95Mary Eveline Outstanding plum red with contrasting white collar. 0.9m. E.G. 1987 £3.10 - Pat and Perc Apricot with yellow collar. Strong habit and good show form. 1.5m E.G. 2010 £3.10 £7.95Pink Pat and Perc Lovely soft pink with white collar. A winner! 1.5m. E.G. 2014 £3.10 £7.95Pooh Brilliant scarlet flowers, tipped yellow with yellow collar. 1.1m. CG. AGM. 1998 £2.85 -Sunshine Girl White with yellow flush and ruffled creamy white collar. 1.5m. G.C.E. 2012 £3.10 £7.95Susan Gilbert Striking sunny yellow with strong stems and large flowers. 1.5m. CGE. 2013 £2.85 £6.95Teesbrooke Audrey

Beautiful pale lilac pink with white tipped lilac collar. Regularly seen on the show bench. 1.1m. EG. Silver Certificate. 2000

£3.10 £6.95

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Bishop of Llandaff

Dark red single flowers and almost black foliage. The oldest variety in our catalogue! 1m. G. AGM. 1928

£3.10 -

Blue Bayou Free flowering lavender purple -a magnet for all pollinators.1.2m G.C. 2001 £2.85 £6.95Hadrian’s Midnight

Much admired deep red with black centres when young. Deep green fern like foliage. Attractive plant for the border or for pots. Our own raising. 1m. G.

£3.10 -

Hadrian’s Sunlight

Masses of single yellow flowers with dark purple foliage. Bees and butterflies love it! 1.1m. C.G. 2014

£3.10 S/O

Hadrian’s Sunset Dark purple foliage with masses of single orange bronze flowers. Very free flowering. Our own raising. 1.1m. G. 2015

£3.10 £7.95

Honka Free flowering yellow star dahlia.1m. CG. AGM. 1990 £2.85 £6.95Honka Red Bright red, orange centre. Free flowering. CG. 1m. 2008 £2.85 £6.95

U Mayan Pearl Lovely clear pink. Compact and free flowering. 1m G.C. AGM. 2005 £2.85 £6.95Midnight Star Pink with purple reverse. Very free flowering for garden and pots. 1m. E.G.C. £2.85 £6.95Purple Puff Good garden variety with bright purple flowers. 75cm CG. 2004 £2.85 £6.95Ryecroft Jim Slightly scented cerise flowers with gold cushion. 90cms. C.G. 2008 £2.85 £6.95Trelyn Seren Pink with yellow base. Free flowering 1.1m EGC. 2009 £2.85 £6.95Twynings After Eight

Black foliage and single white flowers. A great contrast and an excellent garden variety. Well admired! 1m CG. AGM. 2004

£2.85 £6.95

PERMANENT MARKER PENS £2.25 each P&P freeAvailable as Fine and Medium tip. Please specify


WHITE BALLERINA

SAM HOPKINS SANDIA SERENITY

TARATAHI RUBYSASCHA

PEARL OF HEEMSTEDEPAM HOWDEN

R. MONA

VIVIAN RUSSEL

OLIVIA MARIEKEN'S RARITY

KILBURN GLOW

EDWINS SUNSETDUDDON GRACE GLORIE VAN HEEMSTEDE

CHRISTOPHER TAYLORCAROLINA MOON CHARLIE DIMMOCK

GWYNETH

CAMEOBRACKEN BALLERINA

Attractive fully double saucer shaped flowers that are very useful as a cut flower and for garden display. Increasingly popular for exhibition where the depth of the flower should ideally be no more than half of the diameter.

WATERLILY

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Bracken Ballerina Beautiful pale pink for exhibition. 1.2m. CEG. AM/G. 1988 £2.85 £6.95Cameo A beautifully formed cream waterlily with creamy yellow base. 1.2m. CEG. 1986 £3.10 £6.95Carolina Moon Eyecatching informal white flowers edged lilac pink. 1m. CG. 1990 £2.85 £6.95Charlie Dimmock Blend of orange/apricot with lemon base.1.5m. CE. AGM. 2005 £3.10 £7.95Christopher Taylor

6” blooms of glowing cerise-red on good stems. A popular garden and cutflower variety.1.5m. CG. 1980

£2.85 £6.95

U Duddon Grace Lovely peachy apricot. Good cutflower with long stems. CG. 1.2m. 2009 £2.85 £6.95Edwin’s Sunset Vivid glowing red. 1.2m. E.C.G. AGM. Grow 10 up. 2010 £3.10 £6.95Glory van Heemstede

Clear bright yellow, strong upright habit. One of our oldest varieties but still good enough for the show bench. AGM. 1.1m. CG. AM/E. 1947

£2.85 -

Gwyneth Orange bronze with yellowish base. Good stems for cutting. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2005 £3.10 £6.95Ken’s Rarity Pink with yellow base. Free flowering. G.C.E. 1.1m. 1997 £3.10 £6.95Kilburn Glow Outstanding luminous magenta rose with lemon base.A quality flower for the show

bench and for cutting. 1.2m E.G.C. 2012 £3.45 -

Olivia Marie Very free flowering orange/yellow with good strong stems. 1.4m CGE. 2010 £3.10 £6.95Pam Howden Orange yellow flowers on good stems with excellent form. ECG. 1.2m. 1995 £2.85 £6.95Pearl of Heemstede

Silvery pink waterlily with strong but wiry stems on compact plants. Good for cutting. 0.9m. C.G. AGM. 1984

£3.10 -

U R.Mona Striking luminous red from the USA. Good stems. 1.3m. E.C.G. 2008 £3.10 £7.95U Sam Hopkins Quite stunning deepest blackberry colour. 1.1m. CG. 2005 £2.85 £6.95U Sandia Serenity Free flowering dainty cream with a pink flush. 1m. C.G. £3.10 -

Sascha Magnificent deep lavender with classical form. 1.2m. AGM. CE. 2002 £3.10 -Taratahi Ruby Outstanding red from New Zealand. 1.2m. CEG. AGM. 1999 £2.85 £6.95Vivian Russel Well formed white with lemon base. Show bench form. CEG 1.2m 2012 £3.10 £7.95White Ballerina Wonderful white sport from Bracken Ballerina. 1.4m. AGM. 2003 £2.85 -

COLLERETTE, WATERLILY AND BEE and BUTTERFLY COLLECTIONSWe feel that this group of Dahlias is one of the best for using in herbaceous borders and for general planting. The waterlily types make excellent cut flowers whilst the Collerettes are extremely free flowering and are particularly good for attracting butterflies and bees into the garden. Both types can be ‘stopped’ when 5-7 pairs of leaves have developed and all the resulting stems allowed to flower. Disbudding of these is only necessary if growing for exhibition or if they are needed for cutting. The following collections are of OUR CHOICE from this catalogue and supplied in a wide colour range with a label for each variety.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY TUBERS

WAT5 5 Assorted Waterlily £12.25 £22.25 £26.00WAT10 5 pairs Assorted Waterlily £23.00 £43.00 –COLL5 5 Assorted Collerettes £12.25 £22.25 £26.00COLL10 5 pairs Assorted Collerettes £23.00 £43.00 –WATCOL5 5 Assorted Waterlily & Collerettes £12.25 £22.25 £26.00WATCOLL10 5 pairs Assorted Waterlily &

Collerettes£23.00 £43.00 –

B5 5 Assorted for Bees & ButterfliesAnemone & Open Centred varieties to attract a wide range of pollinators

£12.25 £22.25 £26.00

B10 5 Assorted pairs for Bees & Butterflies

£23.00 £43.00 –

COLLERETTE, WATERLILY AND BEE and BUTTERFLY COLLECTIONS


LISMORE ROBIN (MIN D)LEOPOLD CHLOE (SD) KARENGLEN (MIN D) HILLCREST FIRECREST (SD)

GEORGE MARSTON (MIN D)

GATESHEAD FESTIVAL (SD)

EDINBURGH (SD)DIKARA SUPERB (MIN D)

DAVID HOWARD (MIN D)BRIAN'S DREAM (MIN D)

BLYTON VALENTINE (MIN D)

BLYTON ROMANCE (S D)BLYTON GOLDEN GIRL (MIN D)

BLYTON EVEREST(SD)

BARBARRY VULCAN (MIN D)

BARBARRY SULTAN (SD )

BARBARRY MELODY (SD)

BARBARRY PIP (MIN D)

BARBARRY DRUM (SD) NEW

BARBARRY DELEGATE (MIN D) NEW

BARBARRY D'AMOUR (MIN D) NEW

ABBIE (MIN D)

This section includes some very popular exhibition varieties but many varieties make good cut flowers and fit well into borders. Small flowered decoratives usually produce flowers 100-150mm (4-6") across. Miniature flowered decoratives are usually between 50 and 100mm (2-4") across. For exhibition purposes they must not exceed 170mm and 115mm respectively.

SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVES

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Abbie Lavender pink with cream base. Grow 12 up. 1m. E.C.G. 2008 £3.10 £6.95t Barbarry D’Amour Stunning deep burgundy red. Parkinson Trophy Winner 2015. 1.2m. E.G.C £3.85 -t Barbarry Delegate Excellent non fading magenta pink on good stems. 1.5m E.G.C £3.85 -

U t Barbarry Drum Rich dark red with good stems and very neat form. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2014. £3.45 -Barbarry Melody Rich burgundy. Excellent form with high petal count. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2010 £3.10 £6.95Barbarry Pip Excellent cardinal red regularly on the show bench. E.C.G. 1.1m. 2006 £3.45 -

U t Barbarry Primrose Hall

Classy primrose yellow. Great promise from this 2017 introduction from Barry Davies. 1.2m E.G.C 2017

£3.85 -

Barbarry Sultan Outstanding rich burgundy with well held blooms. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2012 £3.10 -U Barbarry Vulcan Striking well formed blooms of rich purple. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2015 £3.45 -U Blyton Everest White with lavender flush. Good form. Grow 8 up. 1.4m. E.G.C. 2016 £3.45 S/O

Blyton Golden Girl

Vivid yellow with good form on strong stems. Will do well on show bench. Raised by Les Stothard. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2013

£3.10 £7.95

Blyton Romance Lovely soft pink flowers on strong stems. 1.2m. E.C.G. 2013 £3.10 S/OU Blyton Valentine Striking unfading red with very neat form. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2014 £3.45 S/O

Brian’s Dream Stylish white with lavender flush. Vigorous healthy growth. 1.2m. CEG. 2001 £2.85 £6.95# Carstone Ruby Unfading ruby red with classic form. 1.1m. CEG. 1996 £2.85 -t Cream Diane Distinct cream sport from top performing parent, Winholme Diane. E. 1.25m. 2016 £3.45

David Howard Burnt orange flowers, dark foliage. Good for mixed borders. 1.2m. G. AGM. 1965 £2.85 £6.95Dikara Superb Lovely sugar pink with neat formation. Top class! 1.2m ECG. 2010 £3.10 £7.95Edinburgh An old favourite. Purple and white bi-colour. G.C. 1.2m. 1950 £2.85 £6.95Fire Mountain Bright red with almost black foliage. Good garden variety. 1.2m. G. 1999 £2.85 -Formby Art Excellent bi-colour garden variety. Pink tips, with white base. 1.2m. CG. £2.85 £6.95Gateshead Festival

Superb peachy-orange with lemon base and classic decorative form. Shows well when grown well! 1.1m. EG. 1990

£3.10 -

U George Marston Very dark burgundy red regularly seen on show benches. 1.2m, CGE. 2012 £3.45 -U Hillcrest Firecrest Bright yellow with orange red tips. Good for garden and cutting. 1.2m. G.C. 2016. £3.10 -

Karenglen Vibrant orange-scarlet with good form. 1m. CEG. AM/E. AGM. 1990 £3.10 £6.95Leopold Chloe Excellent rich pink. Grow 8 up and feed with extra potash. 1.25m. EG. 2009 £3.10 -Lismore Robin Bright reddish orange miniature with good decorative form. 1m. C.E.G. 2001 £2.85 £6.95

With striking purple/black foliage these dark leaved Dahlias will add a new depth of colour to any garden. Like any Dahlias they need full sun to bring out the best in them. Our choice of 5 distinct varieties will include a mixture of tall and shorter growing varieties as well as single and double flowered types.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY

DAR5 5 Assorted Dark Leaved £12.25 £22.25DAR10 5 pairs Assorted Dark Leaved £23.00 £43.00

BARBARRY PRIMROSE HALL (MIN D) NEW

FORMBY ART (SD)FIRE MOUNTAIN (MIN D)

CREAM DIANE (SD) NEW

CARSTONE RUBY (MIN D)

DARK LEAVED DAHLIA COLLECTIONS


WOODSIDE FINALE (MIN D)

WESTERTON SOUTHSIDE (SD)

WINHOLME DIANE (SD)WHITE KNIGHT (MIN D)

WESTERTON ELLA GRACE (MIN D) (NEW)

RYECROFT MISTY (MIN D) NEW

RYECROFT CLAIRE (MIN D)

RYECROFT JAN (MIN D)

RYECROFT BRENDA T (SD)

ROSSENDALE PARKEY (MIN D)

ROSSENDALE HEIDE (SD)

ROSSENDALE FLAMENCO (SD)

POLVENTON KRISTOBEL(MIN D)

MARSTON SUZANNE (MIN D)

SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVES (Continued)MINI

PLANTPOT

TUBERMarston Lilac Superb lilac performing consistently on the benches. 1m. ECG. AM/E. AGM. 2003 £3.10 -Marston Suzanne Popular bright red good for showing when grown 12-14 up. C.E. 1.5m. 2009 £3.45 -Polventon Kristobel

Classy dusky pink feintly tipped gold with good stems and excellent petal lay. Grow 14 up. 1.5m. E.C.G

£3.45 S/O

Roger Turrell Bright creamy yellow dressing right back to ramrod stems.Grow 6 up. Reliable and weatherproof. 1.4m. E.C. 2012

£3.85 -

U Rossendale Flamenco

Raspberry red blending to lemon base. An unusual blend of colours good for cutting with strong stems. G.C 1.2m. 2014

£3.45 -

Rossendale Heide Lovely bright red with strong growth and good stems. 1.5m. E.G.C. 2013 £3.10 £7.95Rossendale Parkey

Lovely delicate pink with excellent stems. 1.2m. C.G.E. 2010 £3.10 £7.95

Rossendale Roxy Yellow with pinkish flush with great potential. Grow 12 up. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2015 £3.45 -Ruskin Diane Yellow blooms of full size and superb formation. 1.25m. EG. 1984 £3.10 £7.95Ryecroft Brenda T White with a hint of lavender. 1.4m. E.G. Grow 9 up to avoid going oversize! 2008. £2.85 £6.95

U Ryecroft Claire Bright yellow of top quality and form. Grow 12up. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2005 £2.85 £6.95Ryecroft Jan Excellent ivory white which shows well. 1.2m. C.E.G. AM/E. AGM. 2001 £3.10 -

U t Ryecroft Misty(SOLE RELEASE)

Superb white with lavender blush which shoud do well. Grow 8 up. 1.2m. E G.C. Raiser Phil Godsmark.

£4.75 -

U Sarah Bryant Soft creamy white overlaid blush pink. C.G. 1-1.2m. 2017. £250 donated to HELP FOR HEROES from last years sales. Thank you.

£3.45 S/O

U Sefton Silvertop Strong growing blush pink. Good cut flower and garden variety. 1.4m. G.C. 2016. £3.45 £7.95Sheval Megan First class weatherproof unfading vivid red. 1.4m. E.G.C. Grow 8-9 up. 2016. £3.45 S/OTomo Purple heavily tipped white; showy garden dahlia. 1.25m. G. 1999 £2.85 £6.95

U t Westerton Ella Grace(SOLE RELEASE)

Lovely soft pink with white base. Attractive and well formed blooms on good strong plants. Ernest Luckhurst Memorial Cup winner at Wisley 2016. Raised by Gordon Hodgson. 1.2m. E.G.C. Royalty payments to be made to the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation at Gordon’s request.

£4.75 -

Westerton Southside

Pearlescent peach with lemon undertones. Parkinson Perpetual Trophy winner at Harrogate 2012. E.G. 1.2m

£3.10 £7.95

White Knight A lovely white miniature which deserves to be shown more. 1m. CEG. 2000 £2.85 S/OWinholme Diane Top class creamy lemon. A very popular show variety. 1.25m. EG. 2000 £3.10 £7.95

U Woodside Finale Lemon yellow, flushed orangey red at tips. 1.25m. C.G. 2004 £2.85 £6.95

SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVE AND CACTUS COLLECTIONSThese are good all round varieties with the emphasis of our selection being based on exhibition and garden use. Generally, plants should be ‘stopped’ at 5-7 pairs of leaves and all stems allowed to develop. For some varieties, some thinning out may be required to ensure quality blooms. The following collections are of OUR CHOICE from this catalogue and supplied in a wide colour range with a label indicating colour and approximate height for each variety.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY TUBERS

SMD5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature Decoratives

£12.25 £22.25 £26.00

SMD10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Decoratives

£23.00 £43.00 –

SMC5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature Cactus

£12.25 £22.25 £26.00

SMC10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Cactus

£23.00 £43.00 –

SMDC5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature Decoratives & Cactus

£12.25 £22.25 £26.00

SMDC10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Decoratives & Cactus

£23.00 £43.00 –

MARSTON LILAC (MIN D) ROGER TURRELL(SD)

RUSKIN DIANE (SD)

ROSSENDALE ROXY (MIN D)

SEFTON SILVERTOP(SD)

SHEVAL MEGAN (SD) TOMO(SD)

SARAH BRYANT (SD)

SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVE AND CACTUS COLLECTIONS

We are pleased to announce that a donation of £750 was made to the Cornish Air Ambulance Serive on behalf of the late Peter Greenway for sales of the two Josudi

varieties we released on his behalf last year, Josudi Hercules and Josudi Telstar


Popular exhibition varieties and good garden and cut flower types are included in this section of “spiky” Dahlias. Small varieties produce flowers from 100-150mm (4-6") in diameter but for exhibition they must not exceed 170mm. Miniature flowers can be up to 115mm (4"), and must not exceed this if showing.

DEBORAH'S KIWI (SC)

DORIS DAY (SC) CLEARVIEW AUDREY (SSC) NEW

PEARSONS BEN (SSC)

RYECROFT ZOE (SSC)

KILMORIE (SSC)

OAKWOOD GOLDCREST (SSC)

CAROL'S SPANISH DANCER (MIN C)

GREENWAY'S ZOE (SSC)

INDIAN SUMMER (SC)

SUE'S KILMORIE (SSC)

ORETI BLISS (SC)

CHERWELL GOLDCREST (SSC)

HILLCREST JERSIE (SC)

KIWI GLORIA (SC)JOSUDI AURORA (MIN C) NEW

RUSKIN ANDREA (SSC)

TOM McCLELLAND (MIN C)

JOSUDI HERCULES (MIN C)

JOSUDI TELSTAR (MIN C)

LAVENDER LINE (SC)

JOSUDI NEPTUNE (MIN SC) NEW

RUSKIN MARIGOLD (SSC)

TRELYN KIWI (SC)

PARKLAND RAVE (SC)

LEMON ELEGANS (SSC)

AVOCA COMMANCHE (SSC)

SMALL AND MINIATURE CACTUS AND SEMI-CACTUS

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Avoca Comanche Lovely peach orange with lighter tips. A strong grower with well formed blooms. ECG. 1.2m. 2002

£2.85 £6.95

Carol’s Spanish Dancer

Eye-catching white with purple tips. Good garden variety. For exhibiton best on a double stop with 14 up. E.G.C. 1.2m. 2013

£3.10 £6.95

Cherwell Goldcrest

Full sized quality flowers of golden yellow with hint of apricot. Compact grower. Often a late starter from tubers! 0.9m. CEG. 1996

£3.10 £7.95

t Clearview Audrey Blush pink maturing to a richer colour. Strong growing, reliable and weatherproof with good form. Grow 8-9 up to restrict bloom size. E.G.C. 1.4m. 2014. USA

£3.45 -

Deborah’s Kiwi Lavender pink sport from ‘Kiwi Gloria’ with same excellent form. 1.1m. E. 1996 £2.85 £6.95Doris Day Deep cardinal-red flowers. Very free and early flowering. AM/G. 1.1m. CG. 1952 £2.85 £6.95Greenways Zoe Golden yellow blends, good form. Grow 10-12 up for show. CEM. 1.2m. E.G.C £3.45 £8.95

U Hillcrest Jersie Apricot and yellow blends with weather resistant blooms. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2014 £3.10 £7.95Indian Summer Vivid scarlet red colour and excellent habit. 1.1m. CEG. AGM. 1979 £3.10 -

U t Josudi Aurora(SOLE RELEASE)

Lovely blends of orange through to apricot yellow. Crowley and Jescot cup winner in 2015.Harry Howarth Memorial Medal Winner at NDS Trials 2017. 1.5m. E G.C. 2016. A share of proceeds from the sale of this variety will be donated to the Cornwall Air Ambulance at Peter’s request.

£4.75 -

Josudi Hercules Unusual rhodonite red. Free flowering and destined to do well. Sliver Medal Winner at NDS Trials 2016. E.C.G 1.4m. 2017.

£3.85 S/O

U t Josudi Neptune(SOLE RELEASE)

Creamy white with magenta tips. A real eye-catcher on the bench and in the garden. Raiser: The late Peter Greenway. 1.2m. G.C. 2016. A share of proceeds from the sale of this variety will be donated to the Cornwall Air Ambulance at Peter’s request.

£4.75 -

Josudi Telstar Lovely pink and yellow blends with well formed blooms. 1m. G.E.C. 2017 £3.85 £9.95U Kilmorie Neat salmon apricot blooms with lemon base. 1.25m. CEG. 2002 £3.10 £6.95

Kiwi Gloria Top quality pale lavender pink. Benefits from an early stop. 1.1m. E. 1988 £2.85 £6.95Lavender Line Clear lavender blooms. An easy and reliable grower. 1.2m. CEG. 1999 £2.85 £6.95Lemon Elegans Quality pale yellow blooms with good depth. 1.2m. ECG. AM/E. AGM. 1988 £3.10 £7.95Oakwood Goldcrest

Yellow with occasional orange red central flush. One of the best for showing in this section. Regular winner. Compact habit. E. 1.1m. 2006

£3.10 £7.95

Oreti Bliss Superb clean white blooms with excellent form on strong stems. 1.2m. EG. 2003 £3.10 £7.95U Parkland Rave Lovely free flowering lilac pink giving a superb garden show. 1.2m . C.G. 2005 £3.10 £7.95

Pearsons Ben Reliable free flowering bright red form the USA. 1.2m C.G. 1996 £2.85 £6.95Ruskin Andrea Bright candy pink with white base. Grow 8-10up. 1.2m. EGC. 2004 £2.85 £6.95Ruskin Marigold An early flowering reliable vivid orange for garden and cutting. 1m. CG. 1999 £2.85 -Ruskin Myra Light orange with yellow base. Reliable and free flowering. 1.2m. CEG. 2001 £2.85 £6.95Ryecroft Pixie Well formed blooms of strawberry pink. Compact habit. 1m. GEC. 2011 £3.10 £6.95Ryecroft Zoe Peach/orange with a lemon centre. Best when grown 9-10 up. ECG. 1.2m. 2006 £3.10 S/OSue’s Kilmorie Lovely light lemon with apricot shadings. Grow 8 up. 1.25m E.C.G. 2012 £3.10 £7.95Tom McClelland Orange bronze with excellent form when grown in pots. 1.4m E.G.C. 2010 £3.10 -Trelyn Kiwi White with a faint lavender flush. Needs an early stop. 1.2m E.G. 1996 £2.85 £6.95Weston Buccaneer

Free flowering rich purple. 1.2m. E.G.C. £3.10 -

Weston Pirate Deep blood red of excellent form. A regular winner. 1.2m. CEG. AGM. 1998 £3.10 £6.95# Weston Spanish

DancerOutstanding bi-colour of bright scarlet with yellow base. Needs double stop if showing as a miniature. 1.2m. CEG. AGM. 2000

£3.10 £6.95

White Swallow Reliable white with slightly incurving petals. 1.5m CG. 1966 £2.85 S/O WHITE SWALLOW (SSC)

WESTON SPANISH DANCER (MIN C)

WESTON PIRATE (MIN C)

WESTON BUCCANEER

(MIN C)

RYECROFT PIXIE (MIN C)

RUSKIN MYRA (SSC)


RYECROFT YELLOW ORB (MIN B)

RYECROFT LAURA (MIN B)

RUSKIN TANGERINE (MIN B)

ROSSENDALE NATASHA(MIN B)

ROSSENDALE HERO(SB) NEW

RASPBERRY VALIANT (MIN B)

MEGAN DEAN(MIN B)

RYECROFT BELLA (SB) NEW

MARY'S JOMANDA (MIN B)

LEMON ZING (MIN B)

L.A.T.E. (MIN B)L'ANCRESSE (DUAL SB / MIN B)

JS DOROTHY ROSE(DSB)

JOMANDA(MIN B)

IVANETTI(MIN B)

HAMARI ROSE (MIN B)CORNEL (DUAL SB / MIN B)

CLEARVIEW DANIEL (MIN B)

CHERWELL LINNET (SB)

CARSTONE VALIANT (SB)

BLYTON SOFTER GLEAM (SB)

BLYTON LADY IN RED (MIN B)

BARBARRY PATRIOT (MIN B) NEW

AURORA'S KISS (MIN B)AMY CAVE (SB)

Some top exhibition varieties are included here but all are good for garden and cutting. These varieties have flowers of pompon formation, but larger. Up to 100mm (4") diameter for miniature ball and 100-150mm (4-6") for small ball. For exhibition purposes miniature flowered varieties must not exceed 115mm and small flowered varieties must not exceed 170mm.

SMALL AND MINIATURE BALL

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Amy Cave Superb blooms of purple maroon. Equal to any in section. 1.1m. E.C.G. 2007 £3.10 £6.95Aurora’s Kiss Deepest wine crimson almost black. 1.1m. C.E.G. 1997 £2.85 £6.95

t Barbarry Patriot Free flowering rich fuchsia pink with good habit. 1.1m. E.G.C. 2016. £3.45 -Blyton Lady In Red

Bright red blooms which hold colour well. Erect vigorous habit with good stems for cutting. E.C.G. 1.4m 2005

£3.10 £7.95

Blyton Softer Gleam

Lovely soft orange with paler base. Excellent form and good strong stems. ECG. 1.2m. AGM. AM/E. 2003.

£3.10 -

# Carstone Valiant Pillarbox red with excellent stems. A true ball! 1.1m. E.C.G. 2008 £3.10 £7.95Cherwell Linnet Eyecatching bright orange with burnt orange reverse. 1.4m. C.E.G. 2006 £3.10 -

U Clearview Daniel Bright yellow with good form. 1.5m. E.C.G. 2013 USA. £3.10 -# Cornel A classic ball Dahlia! Superb unfading red. Weather resistant. 1.1m. CEG. 1994 £2.85 £6.95

Hamari Rose Rose pink with classic ball form. 1m. EG. AGM. 1993 £2.85 £6.95# Ivanetti Superb dark maroon purple. Excellent form and habit. 1.1m. CEG. 1999 £2.85 £6.95# Jomanda Excellent terracotta orange. A show bench favourite. 1.4m. CEG. AGM. 1996 £2.85 -

U JS Dorothy Rose Stunning rich purple, lighter undertones. Good for cutting. 1.2m. G.C. 2011 £3.10 S/O# L’Ancresse Immaculate white blooms with faint lavender flush. 1.2m. EG. 1982 £2.85 £6.95

L.A.T.E. Orange and peach blends. Wonderful dahlia for all purposes. 1.5m. CEG. 1999 £2.85 S/OLemon Zing Lemon yellow with excellent form. 1.25m. CEG. 1999 £2.85 £6.95

# Mary’s Jomanda Rich magenta pink. A show bench favourite. 1.4m. CEG. AGM. 2002 £3.10 - # Megan Dean Lavender pink with white base of excellent form. E.C.G. 1.5m. 2006 £2.85 -

U Raspberry Valiant Rich raspberry red sport from Carstone Valiant. Same good form with strong stems. 1.1m C.E.G. 2013

£3.10 S/O

t Rossendale Hero Reliable creamy yellow easily attaining size when grown 8 up. 1.4m. E.C.G. 2010 £3.45 - # Rossendale

NatashaPure white blooms of neatest form. A reliable grower with good strong stems E.C.G. 1.2m. 2005

£3.10 -

# Ruskin Tangerine Reliable bright orange for garden and cutting. Needs an early stop. 1m. CG. 1994 £2.85 £6.95U Ruth Ann Lovely free flowering orange, good stems for cutting. 1.5m CG. CEM 2016 £3.10 S/OU t Ryecroft Bella

(SOLE RELEASE)Rich yellow with immaculate form and strong stems. A much needed true small Ball Dahlia attaining good size. 1.2m E.G.C Raiser P. Godsmark

£4.75 -

Ryecroft Laura Excellent yellow with show winning form. 1.2m. CEG. 2008 £2.85 £6.95Ryecroft Yellow Orb

True miniature ball. Yellow flowers held well above the foliage. Grow 8 up. CGE. 1.2m. 2011

£3.10 £7.95

Westerton Folly Full bodied bright pink. Weatherproof. AGM. 1.2m. EG. 2010 £3.10 -

POMPON AND BALL DAHLIA COLLECTIONSPompons are dainty flowers that only reach about 50mm (2”) across. Ball dahlias have flowers up to 150mm (6”) across. Both types can be ‘stopped’ when 5-7 pairs of leaves have developed and all the resulting stems allowed to flower. Disbudding is only necessary if growing for exhibition or for cut flowers as this gives longer stems. The following collections are of OUR CHOICE from this catalogue and supplied in a wide colour range with a label for each variety.

MINI PLANT

GARDEN READY TUBERS

SMB5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature Balls £12.25 £22.25 £26.00SMB10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Balls £23.00 £43.00 –POM5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature Poms £12.25 £22.25 £26.00POM10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Poms £23.00 £43.00 –SMP5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature Poms & Balls £12.25 £22.25 £26.00SMP10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Poms

& Balls£23.00 £43.00 –

WESTERTON FOLLY(SB)

RUTH ANN (MIN B)

POMPON AND BALL DAHLIA


AURWEN'S VIOLET (POM)

CRÈME DE CASSIS (DOUBLE)

FRANZ KAFKA (L POM)

HEATHER LINFORDPP (SSC FIM))

WILLO'S SUPRISE (POM)

GURTLA TWILIGHT (POM)

WILLO'S VIOLET (POM)

IRISH GLOW (POM)

MATILDA HUSTON(DOUBLE SSC)

WINKIE LAMBRUSCO (POM)

JODIE WILKINSON (L POM)

MOONFIRE(SINGLE )

ART DECO PP(DOUBLE ORCHID)

JOHANN (POM)

PARK PRINCESS (SC)

ART NOUVEAUX PP(DOUBLE ORCHID)

LAKELAND POLLY(POM)

PRESTON PARK (SINGLE)

LISMORE CAROL (POM)

LISMORE MOONLIGHT (POM)

MARTIN'S YELLOW (POM)

MINLEY CAROL (POM)

MOOR PLACE (POM)

MS. KENNEDY (L POM)

TUDOR 1PP (SEMI-DOUBLE)

NOREEN (POM)

ROSAMUNDE(MISC)

NULAND'S JOSEPHINE (L POM)

RHONDA (POM)

YELLOW HAMMER (SINGLE)

(LPOM) RYECROFT BLACKBERRY (NEW)

SMALL WORLD (POM)

Often described as “Golf Balls on sticks” these tend to be more popular with exhibitors for the show bench but deserve a try in the garden as well. Free flowering. The flowers of these varieties all have round honeycomb formation and, for exhibition, must not exceed 52mm in diameter except in the case of Large poms (LPom) which should not exceed 75mm.

POMPON

MINI PLANT

POT TUBER

Aurwen’s Violet Rich dark purple. 1.1m. EG. 1998 S/O S/OFranz Kafka Free flowering with masses of lilac pink flowers. 1.2m. G.E.C. 1974 £3.10 £6.95Gurtla Twilight A pompon of precise form; white base with pink blush. 1.1m. E. 1996 £3.10 -Irish Glow Lovely bright orange from America. Should do well. CEM. 1.2m G.E. £3.10 £7.95Jodie Wilkinson Lovely apricot with lemon tones. CEM. 1.2m. C.E.G. 2012 £3.10 S/OJohann Nicely formed blooms of glowing red. 1m. EG. 1971 £2.85 £6.95Lakeland Polly Vibrant magenta pink fading to a white base. Very neat flowers. 1.2m E.G. 2001 £3.10 £6.95Lismore Carol Vibrant orange-red sport from “Minley Carol”. Identical good form. 1.1m. EG. 2000 £2.85 £6.95Lismore Moonlight True yellow pom of quality. 1.1m. EG. 1998 £3.10 £6.95Martin’s Yellow From New Zealand, a pure clear yellow. 1m. EG. 1980 £3.10 - Minley Carol Excellent light orange with yellow blends to base. AGM. 1.1m. EG. 1983 £2.85 £6.95Moor Place Deep maroon purple. Reliable. HC. 1.1m. EG. AM/E. 1957 £2.85 £6.95Ms. Kennedy Rich flame orange. Medaled at Golden Acre Park 2014 1.5m E.G.C. (USA 2011) £3.10 £7.95Noreen Pink fading to base of petals. 1.1m. EG. 1962 £2.85 £6.95Nuland’s Josephine

With a colour reminiscent of rhubarb and custard sweets this has classic pom formation with flowers held well on good stems. CEG. 1.2m. 2005

£3.10 S/O

Rhonda Perfect pale lilac. 1m. EG. 1947 £3.10 S/OUt Ryecroft

Blackberry(SOLE RELEASE)

Stunning and unusual dark red with the colour of the flower changing to a rich burnt orange/red as the season progresses. Occasional white petals may appear on later blooms. 1.2m. E.G.C

£4.75 -

Small World Still the best white pompon occasionally with purple fleck 1.1m. EG. AGM. 1967 £2.85 £6.95Willo’s Borealis Superb lavender blooms of exhibition quality. 1.1m. E. 1978 £2.85 £6.95Willo’s Violet Violet with white base and superb form. 1.1m. EG. 1937 £2.85 £6.95

U Winkie Lambrusco Outstanding orange red from Australia. Strong growing habit. 1.5m. G.E.C. 2013 £3.10 £7.95

The following are short enough not to require staking and will cover themselves with blooms from July to frosts. Varieties marked PP are particularly suitable for growing in pots. Those marked PBR are varieties protected by plant breeders’ rights.

BEDDING

MINI PLANT

Art Deco Burnished bronze with copper reverse. 30-40cms. AGM. PBR. PP. £2.85Art Nouveau Striking pink with purple reverse. 30-40cms. AGM. PBR. PP. £2.85Bishop of Canterbury

Single cerise purple flowers with contrasting beetroot coloured foliage which makes a very attractive garden plant. Also good in pots. 75cms. 2004

£2.85

Crème de Cassis Pale lilac flowers with purple reverse. Good choice for pots. 60cms. G. 2014 £3.10U Heather Linford Soft yellow double flowers on compact plants. Ideal for pots. G. PP. 2013 £2.85U Magenta Magic Dark magenta petals, edged light pink. Purplish/black foliage. 50cms. £2.85U Matilda Huston Vivid cerise red; will become very popular. (NZ). 60cms. 1978 £2.85

Moonfire Eye-catching deep gold with vermillion centre. Dark Foliage. 60cms. AGM. 1998 £3.10Park Princess Flowers bright pink with white base. 60 cms. 1959 £2.85Preston Park Scarlet flowers and almost black foliage. 30cms. AGM. 1969 £2.85

U Rosamunde Lilac pink flowers with dark eye and almost black foliage. C.G. 1997 £2.85U Spanish

ConquestVery free flowering orange with bronze reverse. Good in the garden for the front of the border and in pots. Raiser Ken Stock. 45cm. 2008. PP

£2.85

U Tudor 1 Creamy-primrose flowers with chocolate centre and dark foliage. 30cms. PP. 2003 £2.85Yellow Hammer Yellow flowers with contrasting black foliage. 45cms. AGM. 1966 £2.85

BEDDING AND PATIO DAHLIA COLLECTIONSOur choice of these superb compact, free flowering dahlias which are

ideal for pots and containers as well as borders.MINI

PLANTGARDEN READY

BDP5 5 Assorted Bedding & Patio £12.25 £22.25BDP10 5 pairs Assorted Bedding & Patio £23.00 £43.00

(PAEONY) BISHOP OF CANTEBURY

MAGENTA MAGIC (SINGLE)

SPANISH CONQUEST PP

SOLD OUT

BEDDING AND PATIO DAHLIA COLLECTIONS

Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 27 For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk26 2727

Chrysanthemums are supplied as strong rooted cuttings grown in individual cells ready for potting into at least a 9cm pot and are available from February to Mid May. Orders for other than our special collections must be received before March 15th.

Please indicate clearly on the order form when plants are required bearing in mind that a minimum of 5 weeks notice is required as cuttings are taken to order. We would suggest the following guidelines to help you determine when it is best for you to receive your plants depending on the facilities you have available:HEATED GREENHOUSE - from early February onwards.COLD GREENHOUSE - not before mid-March in the South and early April in the North.COLD FRAME - not before early April in the South and mid-end April in the NorthNO PROTECTION - not before end April in the South and early May in the North.

SUGGESTED STOPPING DATES

For those of you that are showing it is important to have an idea of "stopping" dates. To assist exhibitors in timing their blooms we have now included suggested stopping dates for each variety within their descriptions. These dates are intended as a guide only and are based on aiming for show dates of early/mid September and early/mid November in the North East of England. Adjustments should be made for earlier or later shows. Due to longer day length, growers in the south of the country should delay these suggested dates by up to 4 weeks whilst more northerly growers than ourselves would need to stop up to 2 weeks or so earlier. As an extremely rough guide delay stopping by 1 week for every 150 miles south of Newcastle and bring forward by 1 week for every 150 miles further north. If you are not aiming to grow for shows then these stopping dates become much less critical with a delay in stopping only resulting in a corresponding delay in flowering. The serious grower will keep their own records from year to year to assist them in timing for shows.Please Note: Depending on when your order is received and the period you have requested delivery of your order, some of these suggested dates may have been missed. This will not affect the plant, but may result in some varieties flowering later than indicated.

When it comes to late flowering varieties you will see that most have 2 stopping dates suggested. Exhibitors will tend to flower on 2nd crown buds as this gives the plant a longer growing season, a bigger root system and therefore generally better flowers. Perfectly good results when growing for pleasure can however be achieved on later delivered plants by just using the later date given for the 2nd stop.

QUANTITY DISCOUNTS FOR CHRYSANTHEMUMSApply only when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered.

EACH RATE £2.70 each £3.00 each £3.25 each £4.00 each

3-4 plants £2.55 each £2.85 each £3.10 each £3.85 each

5-9 plants £2.40 each £2.70 each £2.95 each £3.70 each

10 + plants £2.15 each £2.45 each £2.70 each £3.45 each

GENERAL TERMS CHRYSANTHEMUMSTHIS CATALOGUE CANCELS ALL PREVIOUS CATALOGUES. PRICES QUOTED APPLY UNTIL 30th JUNE 2018. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ORDERING.

We regret we are unable to accept telephone orders and would kindly request that all orders are submitted on the order form provided or placed through our secure website at www.hallsofheddon.co.uk

PAYMENT WITH ORDER PLEASE: This enables us to minimise clerical work in our busy season and keep prices down. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please ensure all cheques and postal orders are made payable to “W. N. Hall & Sons Ltd”. Due to bank charges, we regret that any cheques returned to us unpaid will incur a £15.00 charge. Credit/Debit cards will be charged on receipt of order. MINIMUM order value of £10.00 excluding carriage and packing.SUBSTITUTES: In the event of a variety being sold out, we reserve the right to substitute a similar variety unless specified as "No Substitutes" on the order form.ORDER DEADLINES: All of our plants are rooted to order with a minimum 5 week period being needed from orders being booked in and plants being despatched. We are therefore unable to accept orders for plants, other than our Special Collections or on a substitutes acceptable basis, after the following dates: Chrysanthemums -1st April, Dahlia Mini Plants and Garden Ready Dahlias - 20th April. Stocks of Tubers are limited so early ordering is advisable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: All orders will be acknowledged by post and an order number given. This number should be retained until the order is completed and should be quoted in the event of any correspondence concerning the order. Please check that we have your details recorded correctly to ensure you receive your plants safely. Your acknowledgment will also give an estimated delivery period based on facilities available and date required as per the information you provide on the order form. We will make every effort to supply plants during the period requested but delays may occur in periods of high demand.CARRIAGE AND PACKING CHARGES TO ALL UK DESTINATIONS (INSURED).Dahlia Pot Tubers: £6.95 regardless of the number of Tubers ordered. These will generally be sent 2nd Class Post Dahlia Mini Plants and Chrysanthemums: £6.95 regardless of the number of plants ordered. Sent 1st Class PostGarden Ready Dahlias: £6.95 regardless of the number of plants ordered. Sent 1st Class PostPlease Note: Due to different availability periods we cannot combine the above so separate carriage charges will apply as they will effectively be treated as separate orders.SPECIAL DELIVERY SERVICE: We are able to offer an optional special delivery service for an additional £5 per order. Please ensure you provide a contact telephone number we can reach you on between 9am and 5pm so we can arrange delivery as this service requires a signature on receipt. COLLECTION OF ORDERS AND PERSONAL CALLERS: Customers can collect their orders at either our West Heddon or Ovington Nurseries (see order form) in which case there will be no carriage charge. We will advise when the order is ready for collection. We will also have a range of Chrysanthemums and Dahlias available in our plant sales area from April and May respectively.ORDERS FOR PLANTS TO EIRE AND MAINLAND EUROPE: Please see our website or contact our office for full details and current rates. NOTE: We are unable to supply Garden Ready Dahlias to destinations outside the UK (i.e. to addresses without a valid UK postcode).

Early ordering enables us to plan our production more efficiently thus helping to keep costs down. It also helps us ensure that we have available the plants you require and to this end we ask that you place your order a

minimum of 5 weeks in advance of your requirements.

For full terms and conditions and more details on the type of plants you will receive, please visit our website at www.hallsofheddon.co.uk

GUARANTEE. All green plants are despatched by first class post or next day courier service to ensure you receive them in the best possible condition. Please contact us immediately if any plants fail to satisfy on arrival. We will replace or refund the full cost of the plants providing they are returned to us within 7 days. For pot tubers please

see relevant section under DAHLIAS.

ABBREVIATIONS NCS Classification Details:-C Cutting 3a - Large November Incurve 3b - Medium November IncurveE Exhibition Variety 5a - Large November Intermediate 5b - Medium November Intermediate

AGM Award of Garden Merit 13a- Large October Incurve 13b - Medium October IncurvePC Preliminary

Commendation14a - Large October Reflex 14b - Medium October Reflex15a - Large October Intermediate 15b - Medium October Intermediate

PD Preliminary Diploma 23a - Large September Incurve 23b- Medium September Incurveh Varieties that prove

hardy at our nursery24a - Large September Reflex 24b - Medium September Reflex25a - Large September Intermediate 25b - Medium September Intermediate

* Varities we have found flower outside without protection from wind or rain.

29a - September Anenome Spray 29c(19c) - September (October) Reflexing Spray29d(19d) - September (October) Single Spray 29e - September Intermediate Spray♦ First appearance in catalogue.

CHRYSANTHEMUM CULTURAL INFORMATIONHalls of Heddon growing guides can be found on our website under the Chrysanthemum heading. Alternatively hard copies can be supplied by post at a cost of 25p each by ticking the relevant box on the order form.

28 29Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 27 2928 For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk

YELLOW COURTIERVENICETHOROUGHBRED

MATLOCK

MAXINE CHARLTON

JOHN LOWRYGOLDEN COURTIERGAMBIT

PEACH COURTIERMEMBURY

DORRIDGE CRYSTALCOURTIERCHRISTOPHER LAWSON

APRICOT COURTIERPETER ROWE

MAX RILEY

GEORGE GRIFFITHS

EGRET

Blooms have close, firm and tightly formed incurved florets (petals) which should form a perfect globe. These will all generally flower in September depending on cultural practices and stopping dates of which a suggested date (for northern growers) is given in brackets. After stopping restrict the number of breaks (stems) on each plant to 3-5 stems. * denotes ability to flower outside without protection from wind or rain.

Blooms have drooping florets (petals) which should reflex gracefully and overlap one another to give a fully reflexed bloom - an umbrella effect. These will all generally flower in September depending on cultural prac-tices and stopping dates of which a suggested date (for northern growers) is given in brackets. After stopping restrict the number of breaks (stems) on each plant to 3-5 stems. * denotes ability to flower outside without protection from wind or rain.

EARLY INCURVE BLOOMS

EARLY REFLEX BLOOMS

23b * Bronze Max Riley Striking bronze of tightly incurving form. AGM. CE. (15/4) 1.2m 199323b Egret Classic white incurve which is a regular winner. E. PC/E. (1/5) 1.4m. 198523b * Max Riley Hard petalled true incurve of deepest yellow. PCE. AGM. (15/4) 1.2m. 198823b Music Excellent true incurve of an attractive bright pink. CE. (15/4) 1.4m. 199123b Peter Rowe Tightly incurved deep yellow. AMC/E. (25/4) 1.2m. 1974

24a Apricot Courtier Fine apricot sport from ‘Courtier’. E. (11/5) 1.2m. 198524b * Bronze Matlock Rich bronze sport from ‘Matlock’ with same superb form. CE. (15/5) 1.2m. 199224b Christopher Lawson Superb bright crimson reflex for exhibition. E. AME. DE. (1/4) 1.5m. 199424a Courtier Deeply reflexing blooms of bright pink. Superb form. PCE. AME. E. (1/5) 1.2m. 198224a Dorridge Crystal Immaculate shining white reflex. E. (15/4) 1.2m. 198824a Gambit Enormous cerise pink reflex. AME. E.(15/5) 1.2m. 197924b * George Griffiths Dark red fully reflexed blooms for exhibition. E. AGM. (25/4) 1.4m. 197924a Golden Courtier Deep gold sport of ‘Apricot Courtier’. E. PC/E. (1/5) 1.2m. 199024a John Lowry Light purple reflex. Much admired. (14/4) 1.2m. 200724b * Matlock Glowing vermillion red. Neat form and good depth. CE. (15/5) 1.2m. 198624b Maxine Charlton Lovely clear shell pink. E.C. (10/4) 1.2m. 2009. 24b * Membury Bright flame scarlet of ideal habit. PCC. C. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 197824a Peach Courtier Beautiful pure peach sport from ‘Courtier’. E. (1/5) 1.2m. 199324b Thoroughbred Very large dark purple blooms of deep reflexing form E. PC/E. (25/4) 1.3m. 199424b Venice An extremely neat reflex of vivid pink. Outstanding. AME. E. (25/4) 1.2m. 197824a Yellow Courtier Distinct light yellow sport from ‘Courtier’.PCE. E. (1/5) 1.2m. 1991

EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOOMSSEPTEMBER FLOWERING

The following varieties all £2.70 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.55 each, 5-9 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £2.15 each.

BRONZE MAX RILEY BRONZE MATLOCK

MUSIC

30 31Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 27 3130 For abbreviations and NCS Classification details please see page 27

YELLOW CLAPHAM DELIGHTWHITE ALLOUISE

SAVANAH CHARLTONSALMON ALLOUISERED REGAL MIST

REGAL MIST

PROMISEPRIMROSE ALLOUISEORANGE ALLOUISEMILLENNIUMMALCOLM PERKINS

JOHN HARRISONHANENBURGDOROTHY STONE

DORIS OZALLDEVA GLOW

CORNETTO

DANA

CLAPHAM DELIGHTBILL WADEASTROALLOUISEALEC BEDSER

Blooms are not completely incurved or true reflexed types. The florets (petals) may incurve closely and regularly or loosely and irregularly but do not form a perfect globe. These will all generally flower in September depending on cultural practices and stopping dates of which a suggested date (for northern growers) is given in brackets. After stopping restrict the number of breaks (stems) on each plant to 3-5 stems. * denotes the ability to flower outside without protection from wind and rain.

EARLY INTERMEDIATE BLOOMS

• Our choice of good and reliable varieties including Intermediate, Incurve and Reflex varieties chosen for their exhibition qualities.

• Flowers from end August to October depending on stopping dates

• Can be supplied as all Incurve and Intermediate varieties (please add “N” to code) or all reflexing varieties (please add “R” to code).

• Collection may include early and mid-season varieties as many of these are shown at early shows.

E10 5 Pairs (10 Plants) £21.50

E21 21 Plants in 7 varieties (3 of each) £40.95

E35 35 Plants in 7 varieties (5 of each) £63.00

E50 50 Plants in at least 10 varieties £80.00

25b * Alec Bedser Large incurving blooms of light yellow. (5/5) 1m. 196025b * Allouise Delightful clear pink, broad petalled incurving blooms. C. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 197625b * Astro Slightly incurving bloom of rich orange. C. (20/4) 1.5m. 25a Bill Wade White intermediate of immense size and excellent form. PCE. E. (1/4) 1.2m. 198025b Clapham Delight Very large cream incurve of superb form. E. PD/E. PC/E. (25/3) 1.1m. 199725b Cornetto Excellent chrome yellow which produces real quality flowers. PCC/E.(10/5) 1.1m. 198825b * Dana Light yellow incurve which is excellent for cutting. C. AGM. (1/5) 1.1m. 199025a * Deva Glow Bright yellow for exhibition or garden. C.E. (25/4) 1.2m. 1980 25a Doris Ozall An unusual blend of amber and cream. PCE. (1/5) 1.2m. 200825b * Dorothy Stone Crisp, hard petalled white intermediate E. PC/C. PC/E. (25/4) 1.2m. 199025b * Hanenburg Rusty red with copper reverse, a really rich colour. (5/5) 1.2m. 25b John Harrison Finest clear bronze of great quality. CE. PC/E. (20/4) 1.5m. 199325a Malcolm Perkins Bright yellow. Grown 2 up. E. (1/4) 1.5m. 198725b Millennium Light yellow of excellent form. CD. PD/E. PC/E. AGM. (25/4) 1.5m. 199925b * Orange Allouise Bright orange bronze. C. (10/5) 1.2m. 25b * Primrose Allouise A delightful creamy-primrose sport. C. AMG. (10/5)1.2m. 199325b * Promise Deep rose pink intermediate with silver reverse. (5/5) 1.1m. 196325b * Red Regal Mist Very weatherproof deep red. C.G. (15/4) 1.2m. 197925b * Regal Mist Weatherproof, incurving rich purple. PCC. (15/4) 1.2m. 197425b * Salmon Allouise Finest Salmon colour for cutting and the garden. C. (10/5) 1.2m. 198225a Savanah Charlton Lovely pink with good size and form for exhibition. E. PC/E. (1/5) 1.5m. 200825b * White Allouise Lovely incurving white for cutting. C. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 198125b Yellow Clapham Delight Lovely yellow sport with the same good form as its parent. (25/3) 1.1m. 2006

• Our choice of easy to grow cut flower and garden varieties chosen for their ability to flower well outside without the need for protection.

• After pinching out the growing tip allow 4-5 flowering stems to develop on each plant. Remove all but the terminal flower bud to achieve better quality and give good stem length for cutting.

• Flowers from end of August depending on stopping date. All growing between 1m and 1.4m

G10 5 Pairs (10 Plants) £21.50

G21 21 Plants in 7 varieties (3 of each) £40.95

G35 35 Plants in 7 varieties (5 of each) £63.00

G50 50 Plants in at least 10 varieties £80.00

If you can why not visit us in

September and see the fields in full flower. Over

15000 plants in almost 500

varieties.

EXHIBITION EARLY BLOOM COLLECTIONS

OUTDOOR BLOOMS FOR GARDEN AND CUTTING COLLECTIONS


ROSE PATRICIA MILLARPINK JOHN WINGFIELDPEACH JOHN WINGFIELD

JOHN WINGFIELDJOHN RILEYJIMMY TRANTER

DOREEN STATHAMCREAM PATRICIA MILLAR

BILL HOLDENALLYSON PEACE

STEVE PACKHAMPRIMROSE KAY WOOLMAN

YELLOW JOHN HUGHES

PRIMROSE JOHN HUGHES

LAKELANDERSKAY WOOLMAN LORNA WOOD

JOYCE FRIEDAJOHN HUGHESBRYONY WADE

WOOLMAN'S VENTURE

Blooms have close, firm and tightly formed incurved florets (petals) which should form a perfect globe. These will all generally flower in October depending on cultural practices and stopping dates. A suggested date for northern growers aiming for September shows is in red, and for late shows in ( ). Both stopping dates shown in ( ) indicates a variety best grown on a double stop for late shows only. After stopping restrict the number of breaks (stems) on each plant to 3-5 stems. These are often grown in pots and are suitable for flowering in a cold greenhouse.

Blooms have petals (florets) that reflex backwards giving an umbrella effect. These will all generally flower in October depending on cultural practices and stopping dates. A suggested date for northern growers aiming for September shows is in red, and for late shows in ( ). Both stopping dates shown in ( ) indicates a variety best flowered on 2nd crown buds on a double stop for late shows only. After stopping restrict the number of breaks (stems) on each plant to 3-5 stems. These are often grown in pots and are suitable for flowering in a cold greenhouse.

MID-SEASON INCURVE BLOOMS

MID-SEASON REFLEX BLOOMS

13b Bryony Wade Tightly formed light purple (15/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 200413b John Hughes First class pure white incurve. PCE. AME. 1/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 197413b Joyce Frieda Superb tightly incurved bloom of bright yellow. PC/E. 10/4 (20/6) 1.4m. 200113b Kay Woolman Pure white incurve of the highest quality. PD/E.(1/4 and 1/6) 1.2m. 199513b Lakelanders Refined pink incurve of excellent form. PCE. (10/4 and 10/6) 1.5m. 198713b Lorna Wood Hard petalled white PCE. CH 1/4 and (1/6) 1.4m. 198913b Primrose John Hughes Primrose sport from ‘John Hughes’. PCE. 1/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 198313b Primrose Kay Woolman Tightly formed primrose yellow. Resistant to damping. (1/4 and 20/6) 13b Steve Packham Outstanding white incurve. Raised by Harry Lawson. (28/3). 201313b Yellow John Hughes Reliable yellow. AMG. 1/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 1978

14a Allyson Peace Clear bright yellow reflex with good form. E.C. PCE. AME. 10/4 and (14/6). 1.5m. 2005 14a Bill Holden Lovely pink reflex with great depth.E. DM/E. 1/4 and (20/6). 1.2m. 200714b Cream Patricia Millar Lovely cream sport. AME. 5/4 and (20/6). 1.2m. 199614b Doreen Statham Immaculate blooms of deep crimson. PCE. AME. (20/4 and 20/6) 1.5m. 199314b Harry Lawson Very well formed deep velvet red. 1.5m 20/3 and (5/6). 201514b Herbie McCauley Very neat pure white exhibition reflex. Grow 2 up. PCE. PDE. (1/5) 1.2m. 200714b Jimmy Tranter Reddish bronze with good depth. E. PDE. PCE. 10/4 and (20/6). 1.2m. 200714b John Riley Very large reflex blooms of deep red. 1/4 and (10/6). 1.5m. 1970.

14b John Wingfield Impressive reflex of ivory white for exhibition. PC/E. 5/4 and (5/6). 1.2m. 198714b Joyce Fountain Burgundy red with pink tones on maturity and good exhibition form. AME. (1/4) 1.2m. 200314b Patricia Millar Beautiful salmon pink reflex of excellent form. (5/4 and 20/6). 1.2m. 198514b Peach John Wingfield Distinct peach sport. E 5/4 and (5/6). 1998. 1.3m. 14b Pink John Wingfield Light pink. E. 5/4 and (5/6). 1.3m. 199414b Rose Patricia Millar Superb reflex of lovely rose pink. (5/4 and 20/6). 1.2m. 1993

14b Woolman’s Venture Rich purple reflex of neatest form. PD/E. (15/4 and 15/6) 1.6m. 1995.

MID-SEASON FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOOMSOCTOBER FLOWERING


Feeding regularly at recommended rates will help produce better plants and flowers. Keep a close eye out for pest or disease problems and treat accordingly.

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PATRICIA MILLAR

JOYCE FOUNTAINHERBIE McCAULEY

HARRY LAWSON


YELLOW BILLY BELLWILLIAM FLORENTINESARAH LOUISEKIMBERLEY MARIEHELEN LOUISE

HAROLD LAWSONGEOFF BRADYDOREEN HALLCLARKSDALEBILLY BELL

MID-SEASON INTERMEDIATE BLOOMSUseful for flowering in a cold greenhouse the florets (petals) may incurve closely and regularly or loosely and irregularly but do not form a perfect globe. These will all generally flower in October depending on cultural practices and stopping dates. A suggested date for northern growers aiming for September shows is in red, and for late shows in ( ). Both stopping dates shown in ( ) indicates a variety best flowered on 2nd crown buds on a double stop for late shows only. After stopping restrict the number of breaks (stems) on each plant to 3-5 stems. These are often grown outside in pots and moved into the greenhouse just before buds break into colour.

15a Billy Bell Immense and popular white. E. 1/4 and (5/6) 1.2m. 199915b Clarksdale Glowing light bronze with good form. PCE. PDE.E 10/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 200815a Doreen Hall Large light pink. Grow 2 up for exhibition. PCE. 25/3 1.1m. 197915b Geoff Brady Superb large intermediate of red with gold reverse. AM/E. 5/4 and (5/6) 1.2m. 199515b Harold Lawson Light bronze of exceptional quality. PCE. AM/E. (25/5) 1.6m. 199315b Helen Louise Light yellow with excellent form. PCE. PDE. E.C. 25/3 and (10/6) 1.4m. 200815b Kimberley Marie Vibrant orange. C.E. PCC/E 5/4 and (5/6) 1.5m.198715b Sarah Louise A real quality white intermediate with great depth and form 1/4 1.5m. 15a William Florentine Superb silver pink which finishes well on top. (10/4 and 15/6) 1.5m. 198515a Yellow Billy Bell Yellow sport with striking form. E 1/4 and (5/6) 1.2m

COLD GREENHOUSE COLLECTIONS

C10 - Supplied as a mixture of incurves, intermediates and reflexes that have one thing in common - they are all suitable for flowering in unheated greenhouses (dependant on outside minimum temperature) from mid-October to mid-November with plenty of ventilation. These can either be used for cut flower or for exhibition.

10 plants of our choice in 5 varieties for flowering in the greenhouse from October onwards, £21.50

WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS:-

UNDERSTANDING CHRYSANTHEMUMSAn insight into why Chrysanthemums flower when they do and howwe can use this information on their growth pattern to our advantage -a recommended good read by Barrie Machin. £8.95 (Inc. postage)WEEK BY WEEK CULTURAL GUIDEAn essential cultural reference full of useful information in a basic,easy to read format, published by the National ChrysanthemumSociety. £3.95 (Inc. postage)NEW GROWING SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS - ACOMPLETE GUIDEA completely up to date aid to growing spray Chrysanthemums. Aimedat the wider audience growers whether for exhibition or pleasure in thegarden for decoration and cut flowe. Compiled by Rod Fox and Vin Aldred and also featuring articles by other well known authors. £8.95 (Inc. postage)GROWING CHRYSANTHEMUMS WITH ALAN & TREVORThis DVD documents all aspects of cultivation throughout the year and provides a very helpful and informative guide for all chrysanthemum enthusiasts. Compiled by Trevor Last & Alan Watsonof Norfolk Chrysanthemum Association. Running time approx.1hr 40mins £7.95 (Inc. postage)

REFLEXED DECORATIVE COLLECTIONS

R10 - Supplied as a collection of all reflexing varieties in a good colour range. Plant in pots in the greenhouse from March. Pot into 20-25cm (8-9") pots in June and grow outside from June to September. For use as cut flowers they can be stopped mid-June and brought back into the greenhouse from September just before the flower buds start showing colour.

10 plants of our choice in 5 varieties for flowering in the greenhouse from October onwards, £21.50


COLD GREENHOUSE COLLECTIONS

REFLEXED DECORATIVE COLLECTIONS

Published just after his 90th Birthday and the year before he sadly passed away, Morton Stanley "Stan" Hall tells the story of Halls of Heddon, drawing from his and other family members' diaries, letters, jottings and memories. He recounts how, starting soon after the end of the First World War, the family business survived highs, lows and family tragedy to become one of the country's leading Dahlia and Chrysanthemum nurseries. £14.95 (Inc. C&P)

THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF A NURSERYMAN


WHITE CASSANDRASAM VINTER

RED BALCOMBE PERFECTION

GOLDEN CASSANDRAELIZABETH LAWSON

CASSANDRA

BRONZE CASSANDRABEACONBALCOME PERFECTIONWOOLMAN'S STAR

WHITE FAIRWEATHER

RED SHIRLEY MODELPOLAR GEMHEATHER JAMESGLADYS EMERSONDARREN PUGH

Usually grown in pots in a soil-based compost these would normally be grown outside and moved into the greenhouse just before buds break into colour, flowering in the greenhouse from late October into November. These varieties are normally flowered on 2nd crown buds (stopped twice). Suggested stopping dates are shown in ( ) for flowering end October - early November in the North of England. For exhibition purposes only 2 or 3 blooms should be allowed to fully develop on each plant though more can be allowed when blooms are just for cutting.

Late October to December flowering subject to cultural practices and stopping dates and needing a heated or at least frost free greenhouse. Generally incurving flowers although not as tightly balled as the true incurves. For exhibition purposes restrict to 2 or 3 blooms per plant, more if just for cut flower. Normally grown in pots in a soil-based compost outside and moved into the greenhouse just before buds break into colour. Most varieties are normally flowered on 2nd crown buds (stopped twice). Suggested stopping dates shown in ( ) for the first stop and red (2nd stop) are for flowering end October - early November in the North of England. By delaying stopping from the dates indicated some varieties will flower up to Christmas.

LATE INCURVE BLOOMS

LATE INTERMEDIATE BLOOMS

3b Darren Pugh Light purple with silvery reverse. PC/E. PD/E. (10/4 and 10/6) 1.4m.3b Gladys Emerson Light golden bronze with excellent form. PC/E. PD/E. (10/4 and 20/6) 1.2m.3b Heather James Deep reddish bronze of excellent form. PC. (1/4 and 1/6) 1.5m. 19723a Polar Gem Excellent true incurved white with green centre. AM/E. (5/4 and 20/6) 1.1m. 19673a Red Shirley Model Lovely wine-red with copper-bronze reverse. PCE. (10/4 and 20/6) 1.4m. 19673a Woolman’s Star Large light yellow of perfect form. PCE (5/4 and 10/6) 1.5m. 1988

5b Balcombe Perfection Large full blooms of amber-bronze for December. AM. (20/5) 1/7.1.2m. 19505b Beacon A superior bloom of very bright red with gold reverse. AGM. (20/5). 1/7.1.2m. 19565b Bronze Cassandra Large semi-incurving bronze for December. AGM. (20/5) 5/7.1.2m. 19735b Cassandra Large semi-incurving pink for December. AGM. (20/5) 5/7. 1.2m. 19725b Elizabeth Lawson Top class yellow for exhibition. AME. PDE. (10/4 and 5/6) 1.5m. 19945b Golden Cassandra Large semi-incurving deep gold (20/5) 5/7.1.2m. 19795b Red Balcombe

Perfection Red sport from this well-known variety.December. (20/5) 1/7. 1.2m. 1951

5b Sam Vinter Pure white intermediate of very large size. PCE. (20/5) 1.5m. 1972

5b White Cassandra Large semi-incurving creamy white for December. (20/5) 5/7. 1.5m. 19785b White Fairweather Top class white E.C. (15/5) 1m. 1978

LATE SEASON FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOOMSNOVEMBER FLOWERING

INCURVE AND INTERMEDIATE DECORATIVE COLLECTIONS

N10 - The most popular of the greenhouse Chrysanthemums and everyone’s idea of what they should look like. These plants produce those lovely incurving blooms that are always admired as cut flowers. Plant in pots in the greenhouse from March and move outside from June to September.For use as cut flowers they can be stopped mid-July and brought back into the greenhouse from September. 10 plants of our choice in 5 varieties for flowering in the greenhouse from October to November £21.50

DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS FLOWERING COLLECTIONS

D10 - Specially selected from the later flowering Chrysanthemums to give flowers from end November through to end December (as long as it’s not too mild!) Includes both Intermediate and Reflexing types. Plant in pots in the greenhouse from April onwards and move outside from June to September. For use as cut flowers they can be stopped end July and brought back into the greenhouse from September.

10 plants of our choice in 5 varieties for flowering end of November to December £21.50


INCURVE AND INTERMEDIATE DECORATIVE COLLECTIONS

DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS FLOWERING COLLECTIONS


WOOLMAN'S GLORYSHELIA COLES

RED WOOLMAN'S GLORY

ROSE KATHERINE STEPHENSON

PRIMROSE KATHERINE STEPHENSON

KATHERINE STEPHENSON

SYMPHONYSENKYO KENSHINSALHOUSE JOYKIYOMI NO MEISUIGOLDEN SPLENDOUR

GOLDEN RAINCORAL REEFCHESAPEAKESHIRLEY PRIMROSERALPH LAMBERT

LUNDYHARRY GEEGIGANTICELIZABETH SHOESMITHAMBER GIGANTICThese stars of the late Chrysanthemum shows will generally flower late October – November subject to cultural practices and stopping dates. Grown in pots they would usually be brought into the greenhouse from September to protect the potentially enormous blooms during their development. It is important to be able to provide good air circulation to prevent blooms damping off. Most varieties are normally flowered on 2nd crown buds (stopped twice) and grown no more than 2 up for exhibition. NCS Classification:- 1=Large Exhibition, 2= Medium Exhibition

PLEASE NOTE: NOT AVAILABLE BEFORE MID-LATE MARCH. Growing on is similar to other Greenhouse Chrysanthemums except that they are best on a 2nd stop growing about 8 up otherwise flowers can be too full of petals. They are less prone to damping off than the bigger blooms and last well in water. NCS Classification: 7 - November, a- Large Flowered, b - Medium Flowered

PLEASE NOTE: NOT AVAILABLE BEFORE MID-LATE MARCH.These unusual Chrysanthemums are gaining a following and proving to be increasingly popular. Culture is similar to other greenhouse Chrysanthemums with plants generally flowering end of October-December. We have given each variety a suggested stopping date for flowering end October - early November in the North of England.

GREENHOUSE FANTASY CHRYSANTHEMUMS

LARGE AND MEDIUM EXHIBITION BLOOMS

GREENHOUSE SINGLE BLOOM CHRYSANTHEMUMS

1 Amber Gigantic Immense amber blooms of good depth. 1.8m Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 19871 Elizabeth Shoesmith Rich purple blooms with silvery reverse. 1.8m. PCE Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 19731 Gigantic Old but still popular variety. Salmon bronze. 1.8m Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 19621 Harry Gee Good quality rich pink blooms. 1.8m . PCE. AME. Stop 10/4 and again 10/6. 19672 Lundy One of the best whites. PCE. 1.8m. Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 19711 Ralph Lambert Lovely amber bronze. Stop 10/4 and again 10/6. 1987. PCE1 Shirley Primrose Outstanding primrose blooms. Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 1940

7b Katherine Stephenson Oyster pink with an excellent exhibition form. Stop 15/4 and 1/6. AME. 1.2m. 19857b Primrose Katherine

StephensonPrimrose sport with the same attributes. Stop 15/4 and 1/6. 1.2m 1995

Red Woolman’s Glory Large flowers of rich red. Stop 1/4 and again 25/5. AME. 1.6m.7b Rose Katherine

Stephenson Bright rose pink sport. Stop 15/4 and 1/6. 1.2m. 2001

7b Sheila Coles Excellent dark red. Stop 15/4 and again 1/6. PCE. PDE. 1.4m. 1999. Woolman’s Glory Amber bronze with flowers 8-10” across. Stop 1/4 and again 25/5. AME. 1.6m

10a Chesapeake Creamy white November flowering. (Stop 30/4 and 30/6) PCE. PDE. 1.5m. 1999 10b Coral Reef Bronze quilled petals. PCE/PDE. stop (10/4 and 5/7) 1.5m. 200410b Golden Rain Lovely yellow, petals curl at the tips like raindrops! (Stop 20/3 and 10/6) AGM. 1.5m. 199910a Golden Splendour Reliable bright yellow. (Stop 20/5) 1.3m. 10b Kiyomi No Meisui Creamy white flowers Nov/Dec. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 200510a Salhouse Joy Light purple thread like petals. PCE. PDE. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 200010a Senkyo Kenshin Light orange bronze with deeper centre. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.6m. 200510a Symphony A lovely light orange bronze. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 1999


These collections of our choice will include Incurved, Intermediate and Reflexed Chrysanthemums for flowering October-December

Collection A21 21 Plants in 7 distinct varieties £40.95Collection A35 35 Plants in 7 distinct varieties £63.00

As flowering times vary with each variety and from region to region it is well worth keeping a diary of your stopping dates for future reference, particularly if you are interested in showing.

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GREENHOUSE FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS

ASSORTED GREENHOUSE CHRYSANTHEMUM COLLECTIONS

As with Dahlias, whether growing indoors or outside, it is important to support the flowering stems of Chrysanthemums with canes or stakes, regularly tying them in as the plants grow.

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40 41Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 27 4140

Fully double with a number of flowers developing on each stem this section includes varieties useful for exhibiting (E), floral arranging and late summer colour in the garden.

Flowering from August to October these are relatively easy to grow and make excellent cut flowers. All varieties require only to be “stopped” (the growing tip pinched out) at about 15-20cms (6-8”) when they are growing strongly and all the resulting growth tied in. Unlike the blooms, no disbudding is required but if you are growing for exhibition only 5 or 6 buds should be allowed to develop at the top of each stem These should be selected for evenness in height, development and spacing with the aim of having as even a head of flowers as possible. We have given each variety a suggested stopping date shown in ( ) for flowering mid-September in the North of England.

EARLY DOUBLE FLOWERED SPRAYS

29c Bronze Dee Gem Distinctive copper with contrasting crimson centre. E.Sept/Oct. CG (5/5) 1m. 1992.21c Chatsworth Rich orange bronze. Lovely old variety ideal for the mixed border. G.C. 1m. 194929c Dee Gem Eye-catching lilac with purple centres. E. Sept/Oct. AGM. (5/5) 1m. 197829c Heide Reliable sparkling white for garden and cutting. AGM. 1m (1/6). 197329c Karen Taylor Strong growing non-fading red double. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 199822c Linda Heather pink with attractive dark centre. AGM. (1/5) 1.2m. 199429e Myss Debbie Bright shiny buttercup yellow. PCE. (15/5) 1.2m. 200629c Myss Dorothy Reflexing creamy white, excellent form and good flower placement. E. PCE. (10/5) 1.2m29c Myss Rihanna Lovely deep red exhibition ECG. (7/5) 1.2m. 200829c Myss Saffron Bright yellow with good sprays. Early Sept. PCE. PDE. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m29c Pat Bahn Bright yellow. Strong grower taking 7 flowers per stem on 4 up. 1.2m. (15/5). 2013

Pennine Bullion Excellent double of light orange bronze. (10/5) 1.2m. 19e Pennine Point Purple double with an incurving form. Good for cutting. (10/5) 1.1m. 199829e Pennine Swan White with cream centre. E. Sept-Oct. (15/5) 1.3m. 1992

Purple Dee Gem Rich purple sport of Dee Gem. (5/5). 1m. 201329c Red Pennine Gift Excellent red sport from ‘Pennine Gift’. Sept/Oct. (1/5) 1.2m. 29c Roen Sarah Bright bronze double of unusual intermediate form. PC/E. PD/E. (10/5) 1.1m. 200229c Yellow Heide Deep sparkling yellow of ideal habit. AGM. (1/5) 1m. 1995

SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUM - GENERAL INFORMATION

RECENT RELEASE£3.25 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £3.10 each, 5-9 plants of the same variety £2.95

each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £2.70 each.Rosie Lyttle (29c) Top quality mid pink reflexing double spray which is destined to do well. It will carry 5-6 good sized

flowers from a mid May stop. 1.2m. E. G.C.


For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk

YELLOW HEIDEROSIE LYTTLEROEN SARAHRED PENNINE GIFT

PURPLE DEE GEMPENNINE SWANPENNINE POINTPENNINE BULLIONPAT BAHN

MYSS SAFFRONMYSS RIHANNAMYSS DOROTHYMYSS DEBBIELINDA

KAREN TAYLORHEIDEDEE GEMCHATSWORTHBRONZE DEE GEM

DOUBLE FLOWERED SPRAY COLLECTIONS

• Our choice of easy to grow varieties flowering from the end of August through to October.

• Ideal for cutting and flower arranging.• Allow 4-5 stems per plant for garden show• All supplied with labels detailing flower colour and

approximate height.

M10 5 Pairs (10 Plants) £21.50

M21 21 Plants in 7 varieties (3 of each) £40.95

M35 35 Plants in 7 varieties (5 of each) £63.00

M50 50 Plants in at least 10 varieties £80.00

SINGLE FLOWERED SPRAY COLLECTIONS

• Our choice of easy to grow varieties for cutting and flower arranging.

• Grow 4-5 stems per plant.• Flowering generally from the end of August - October• Highly attractive to Butterflies and Bees.For details of the varieties that may be included please see pages 42-43

SGL10 5 Pairs (10 Plants) £21.50

SGL21 21 Plants in 7 varieties (3 of each) £40.95

SGL35 35 Plants in 7 varieties (5 of each) £63.00

SGL50 50 Plants in at least 10 varieties £80.00

DOUBLE FLOWERED SPRAY COLLECTIONS

SINGLE FLOWERED SPRAY COLLECTIONS

• Our choice of double and single flowered varieties in agood colour range.

• Ideal for the cutting garden and adding late summer colour to the mixed border.

• Flowering from August to October.• After removing the growing tip (stopping) allow 4-5 stems

to develop for flowering. No disbudding is required on spray varieties.

• All supplied with labels detailing flower colour and approximate height.

S10 5 Pairs (10 Plants) £21.50S21 21 Plants in 7 varieties (3 of each) £40.95S35 35 Plants in 7 varieties (5 of each) £63.00S50 50 Plants in at least 10 varieties £80.00

GARDEN SPRAY COLLECTIONS

Garden Sprays are easy to grow producing good stems of long lasting cut flower.

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SOUTHWAY SLOE

SOUTHWAY SHIMMERSOUTHWAY SHEEBA

WHITE ENBEE WEDDINGSOUTHWAY STRONTIUM

SALMON ENBEE WEDDING

ROSE ENBEE WEDDINGRITA McMAHON

PRIMROSE ENBEE WEDDING

PENNINE POLOPEACH SOUTHWAY SHEEBA

PEACH ENBEE WEDDINGPALOMA SANDS

PALOMA REGENTPALOMA REDEYEPACIFIC LADYORANGE ENBEE WEDDING

HONEY ENBEE WEDDINGHOAGYFRIZBEE (NEW)FINN LYTTLE (NEW)ENBEE WEDDING

EDINABRONZE SOUTHWAY SHEEBA

BRONZE ENBEE WEDDING

NATALIE SARAH

CERISA ALYECE SHAW

As the name suggests the multiple flowers that develop on each stem only have a few rows of florets (petals) and includes varieties useful for exhibiting (E), floral arranging and late summer colour in the garden. Being open centred they attract a wide range of pollinating insects to the garden.

EARLY SINGLE FLOWERED SPRAYS

29d Alyece Shaw Large petalled bright red. Flowers have good even pedicels. Needs an early stop. (25/4) 1.4m

29d Bronze Enbee Wedding Glowing light bronze sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 199029d Bronze Southway

Sheeba Rich bronze with the same qualities as its parent. (10/5) 1.2m. 2008

29d Edina Lovely clear pink single spray from Rod Fox. Long well spaced pedicels which develop into an even flat headed spray - one of the most naturally perfect sprays we have seen! 2014

29d Enbee Wedding A really delightful clear pink; excellent habit. AGM. PCC/E. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 198529d Hoagy An excellent bronze with large flowers on strong pedicels. D/ME. (10/5) 1.2m. 201029d Honey Enbee Wedding Beautiful honey coloured sport. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 199129d Natalie Sarah Proven clear white. PCE. PDE. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 2006 29d Orange Enbee Wedding Bright orange sport. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 29d Pacific Lady Bright yellow single spray from Rod Fox. Clear bright yellow flowers with nice form. 15/5.

1.2m. C29d Paloma Redeye Vivid red. Good natural flower placement on strong pedicels. E.C. PCE. (5/5) 1.2m. 2012.29d Paloma Regent An intense purple with neat flower arrangement. E.C. PCE. PCC. (5/5) 1.2m. 201029d Paloma Sands Light bronze with good natural flower placement. PDE. (10/5) 1.1m. 2012.29d Peach Enbee Wedding Beautiful peach sport from ‘Enbee Wedding’. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 199029d Peach Southway

Sheeba Peach sport of this popular show variety. E.G.C. 1.2m. 2013

29d Pennine Polo A first class fresh coloured white with a green eye. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 199029d Primrose Enbee

Wedding Glorious clear primrose sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 1994

29d Rita McMahon Rich yellow single for exhibition or cutting. E. PD/E. PD/C. (10/5) 1.2m. 199929d Rose Enbee Wedding Distinct rosy-purple sport. PC/E. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 199029d Salmon Enbee Wedding Superb distinct salmon coloured sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 199229d Southway Sheeba Good reliable and easy to grow pink. PCC. PDC. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 199929d Southway Shimmer Excellent yellow for exhibition. PDC. (15/5) 1.2m. 200329d Southway Sloe Large purple. Good exhibition form. PCE. (10/5) 1.2m. 2008.29d Southway Strontium The brightest and most enduring red to date. (15/5) 1.2m. 199529d White Enbee Wedding Purest white spray of beautiful form. (15/5) 1.2m. 199229d Yellow Enbee Wedding Beautiful clear yellow sport. Excellent. (15/5) 1.2m. 1990

A more even head of flowers on each stem can be achieved on all Spray varieties by removing the terminal flower bud.

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YELLOW ENBEE WEDDING

NEW RELEASES FROM ROD FOXThe varieties below are £4.00 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £3.85 each, 5-9 plants of

the same variety £3.70 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £3.45 each.♦Finn Lyttle Vivid non fading blood red named after Rod's Grandson. A free flowering cultivar with exceptionally

healthy foliage. The pedicels are well spaced and level and the flower has a wealth of petals and a good disc making it a top quality exhibition cultivar. Restrict to 2 to 3 up for exhibition. Flowers naturally in early September from mid-May stop.

♦Frizbee An exceptionally rubust orange bronze flowering at about 1.2m. Produces perfect spray form and extremely neat non fading disc shaped flowers. An easy to grow exhibition cultivar which probably won't require any spacers. Grow 3 to 4 up for exhibition. Flowers naturally in early September.

RECENT RELEASE£3.25 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £3.10 each, 5-9 plants of the same variety £2.95

each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £2.70 each.Cerisa (29d)

Rich cerise pink with evenly spaced flowers on good length pedicels. Will do well inside or out, but grow-ing under cover does help keep the disc clean. Suggested stopping date is early May. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2016



TRIUMPH ROBINRINGDOVEREDBREASTNICOLE

MORNING STARLYNNLIGHTHOUSEJENNY WRENHOLLY

GOLDEN CHALICEGLADYSCASSABLANCABRAVOBARBARA

YELLOW DELTA(SINGLE)

WIN (DOUBLE)

VIBRANT(DOUBLE)

NAURU(DOUBLE)

FONDANT (DOUBLE)

ELEGANCE (DOUBLE)

DELTA(SINGLE)

CRIMSON NAURU (DOUBLE)

CRIMSON DELTA (SINGLE)

CREAM ELEGANCE (DOUBLE)

YELLOW PENNINE ORIELPENNINE ORIELLUCY

Generally just a few rows of petals surrounding a pin cushion like central disc flowering late August through to October. Good for cutting and floral arrangements as well as being attractive to pollinators.

EARLY ANEMONE CENTRED SPARYS

29a Lucy Gorgeous rich pink for exhibition and cutting. E. PC/E. AM.E. (10/5) 1.2m. 199429a Pennine Oriel Beautiful silvery oyster, lemon centre. C.E. G. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 198229a Yellow Pennine Oriel Excellent yellow sport from ‘Pennine Oriel’. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 1986

PLEASE NOTE: NOT AVAILABLE BEFORE MID-LATE MARCH. Ideally planted early June these should be stopped about the middle of July and will then flower November or December depending on variety. Most will flower at about 1.2-1.5m (4-5ft) if stopped at about 25cm (10″). Stopping dates are for flowering roughly mid-November in the North of England but will vary with locality and are only given as a guide.

GREENHOUSE SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS

9c Cream Elegance Dainty cream flowers, December. (20/6) 1.2m. 19849d Crimson Delta Rosy crimson, mid-November. (1/7) 1.5m. 19899c Crimson Nauru Tight heads of crimson/rose, mid November. (1/7) 1.5m. 19949d Delta Bright pink, mid November (1/7) 1.5m. 19779c Elegance Dainty white flowers, PCC. December (20/6) 1.2m. 1970

Fondant Small pastel pink. December. (15/7) 1.4m. 9c Nauru Tight, fully double heads of rich glowing purple. Mid November. (1/7) 1.5m.9c Vibrant Pure yellow. December. AGM (5/7) 1.6m. 19539c Win Attractive bronze. Tall grower, November. (15/7) 1.6m. 19889d Yellow Delta Bright yellow, mid November. (1/7) 1.5m

PLEASE NOTE: NOT AVAILABLE BEFORE MID-LATE MARCH. Flowering naturally from September through to December depending on variety, these are ideal for growing in pots, either 1 plant to a 15cm pot or 3 plants to a 25-40cm pot or at the front of borders, particularly the September flowering varieties. All will benefit from at least one pinching out of the growing tips to produce bushier, more dome shaped plants with more flowers. Later flowering varieties may need some protection though we have had them flowering outside in late November in a sheltered, sunny spot. (22=September flowering, 12=October, November flowering.)

CHARM CHRYSANTHEMUMS including CUSHION MUMS

22 Barbara Pompon type flowers of deep pink. 30-40cm. 199322 Bravo Brightest crimson/red. 30-40cm. AGM.199512 Cassablanca Lovely golden amber flowering early October onwards. 45cms. 12 Gladys Single magenta pink with paler tips. November. 45cm. 12 Golden Chalice Single yellow flowers from end October. Height 45cm. AM. 198222 Holly Bright yellow of pompon form. 30-40cm. AGM. 199112 Jenny Wren Orange buds opening salmon pink and fading to cream. 45cm. 198512 Lighthouse Dainty white single flowers. October 45cm. 22 Lynn Finest pink, compact habit. 30-40cm. AGM. 199212 Morning Star Single creamy yellow flowers from mid October. Height 45cm. 198222 Nicole White with creamy-yellow centre. 30-40cm. AGM. 199112 Redbreast Bright red single flowers showing from end October. Height 45cm. 198212 Ringdove Single light purple flowers up to 3cm across from mid October. Height 40cm. 198222 Robin Flowers of attractive orange bronze. 30-40cm. 199522 Triumph Yellow with bronze centre. 30-40cm.

The varieties below all £2.70 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.55 each, 5-9 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £2.15 each.

FOR DETAILS OF THE GREENHOUSE SPRAY CRHYSANTHEMUM

COLLECTIONS AND CHARM AND CUSHION MUM COLLECTIONS WE

OFFER PLEASE SEE PAGES 46 AND 47




WHITE GEM (K)VENUS 1 (K)STARLET (K)SEA URCHIN (K)

RUBY RAYNORRUBY MOUND (K)

MAUVE GEM (K)MARY STOKER (K)MARY (K)

PERRY'S PEACH (K)

AUNT MILLICENT (K)

GRANDCHILD (K)EMPEROR OF CHINA (R)DAPHNE DAVIES

PERCY SALTERNELL GWYNN (K)

GREENHOUSE SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUM COLLECTION

These will be available from mid - late March and should be stopped mid - end July. Early deliveries may require an early stop mid - end April. Chosen from a range of selected varieties both single and doubleflowered. November/December flowering.

GS10 10 Plants in 5 varieties £23.50

For details of the varieties that may be included please see pages 44-45

PLEASE NOTE: NOT AVAILABLE BEFORE MID-LATE MARCH. The Rubellum and Korean types listed below are ideal for the herbaceous border bringing an abundance of autumn colour, with some varieties flowering well into the winter! They are also an invaluable late season source of nectar and act as a magnet for Butterflies and Bees. The plants can grow quite bushy so need plenty of space but are often strong enough to support themselves. We have found them to be very hardy surviving outside with no protection and flowering very freely year after year. We are indebted to Judy Barker who holds the National Collection of Koreans, Rubellums and Hardy Sprays for supplying stock of some of these varieties.

KOREAN, RUBELLUMS AND HARDY GARDEN SPRAYS

21d h Aunt Millicent (K) Bright silver pink single, very prolific and bushy. Flowers Oct-Nov. 60 cm. AGM. 29d h Daphne Davies Ivory white to pale peach with flowers ageing to pink. AGM. 90cms. C.G. Aug-Sept. 21f h Emperor of China (R) Silvery pink double with leaves turning beetroot red with age. 90cm. Oct-Nov.21c h Grandchild (K) Bright mauve pink double. Flowers mid August to September. Height 45cm. AGM. 197321f h Mary (K) Single cream partly quilled flowers. Height 65cm. Hardy upright grower. Sept. 21d h Mary Stoker (K) Apricot yellow single flowers. Height 90cm flowering Sept- Nov. 21f h Mauve Gem (K) Double purple semi quilled petals. Height 65cm. AGM. Sept.-Oct. 21d h Nell Gwynn (K) Semi double pink. Very attractive. 45cm. Sept.-Oct. 24b h Percy Salter Pale biscuit to light salmon. Very weatherproof. 90cms. C.G. Sept-Oct. 195621d h Perry’s Peach (K) Peach single, strong grower forming nice rounded plants Sept-Oct. AGM. 60cm. 21c h Ruby Mound (K) Profuse flowering deep maroon-red double. Sept-Oct. 60cm. AGM. 199621c h Ruby Raynor (K) Double flowers of a rich gold with bronze tints. AGM. Sept-Oct. 60cm. 21f h Sea Urchin (K) A cushion of lovely lemon spider flowers. Flowering mid Aug-Sept. AGM. 35cm. 199621f h Starlet (K) Light bronze single spoon with several layers of petals. Aug-Sept. 55cm. AGM. 199621d h Venus 1 (K) Unusual cerise pink flowering well into November outside. Very hardy. 60cm. 21f h White Gem (K) Lovely white with ‘spoon’ petals. Sept-Oct. 50cm.


Our choice chosen from our range of hardy spray, Korean and Rubellum varieties for flowering August-November. These should be able to be safely left in the garden from year to year as long as the ground is well drained. Ideally suited for planting in mixed borders to extend flowering season.

CHARM AND CUSHION MUM COLLECTIONS

The following collections are our choice supplied in a wide colour range and are ideally suited for front of the border and for growing in pots where they will make an ideal autumn flowering patio plant

GM10 10 Plants in 5 varieties £21.50

GM21 21 Plants in 7 varieties £40.95

For details of the varieties that may be included please see pages 44-45

KR10 10 Plants in 5 varieties £21.50

KR21 21 Plants in 7 varieties £40.95

Don't forget both Dahlias and

Chrysanthemums can be used to create stunning border displays.

The picture below is of our own mixed border.

KOREAN, RUBELLUM AND HARDY SPRAY COLLECTIONS

CHARM AND CUSHION MUM COLLECTIONS

GREENHOUSE SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUM COLLECTION

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AN INVITATIONEach year we welcome many visitors to our West Heddon Nursery to view the Dahlia and Chrysanthemum fields planted with more that 15,000 plants in over 500 varieties. The best time to call and see them growing

and flowering is from the end of August to early October.

Don't forget our Nurseries are open all year round with an extensive range of garden plants available, many being home grown. A good range of composts and garden sundries is also stocked along with seeds and

bulbs.

At our Ovington Nursery you can enjoy browsing through the recently planted herbaceous borders in a pleasant setting with superb views over the Tyne Valley. A wide range of home grown plants are available all

year round.

All the plants we supply are produced from our selected stock plants which are grown on the nursery and are viewable throughout the flowering season. Acknowledgements: Although the majority of photographs used in this catalogue are from our own library we wish to thank Paul

Barlow, Ivor Mace and Chrysanthemums Direct for the use of some images.

AGGIE WHITEpage 4-5

NORMANDIE FRILLS page 10-11

CORSON GEORGEpage 10-11

RYECROFT HUNTSMAN page 8-9

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