2017
SARAH BRYANT
(uSD) page 18-19
DAHLIA AND
CHRYSANTHEMUM
CATALOGUE
JOSUDI HERCULES
(uMinC) page 20-21
JOSUDI TELSTAR
(uMinC) page 20-21
ROSIE LYTTLE
(29c) page 40-41
4 EXCLUSIVE NEW RELEASES FOR THIS YEAR
New for 2017 - our own raising Hadrian's
Midnight in the foreground (page 12-13).
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DAHLIAS
W.N.Hall & Sons Ltd (T/A Halls of Heddon)
Registered Office: West Heddon Nursery Centre
Heddon on the Wall, Norhtumberland, NE15 0JS
The 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.
Telephone: 01661 852445 Fax: 01661 852398
E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.hallsofheddon.co.uk
Dear Friends and Fellow Dahlia and Chrysanthemum Enthusiasts,
December 2016
With another successful season behind us our preparations for the 2017 Season are well under way so may I
welcome you to this, our new look 96th edition of our Main Catalogue. Thank you to all who supported us with
your custom last year and for the many favourable comments we have received throughout the season. One
of the greatest rewards we have is knowing that the Dahlias and Chrysanthemums we supply, whether for
showing or simply growing for the garden, give so much pleasure, not only to the people who grow them but
also to the neighbours who walk past and admire the wonderful display and late season colour that they bring!
We know that because of the many letters and photographs we receive. It is also a pleasure to hear first-hand
from the people we meet at Shows and events as well as comments on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
The only show we exhibited at in 2016 was Harrogate Autumn Show where we were once again awarded a
Premier Gold Award for our display of Dahlias. This show is always a highlight of the year for us as it gives
us a great opportunity to meet as many you as we can face to face. I also get a good chance to look around
the show benches to see if there is anything new and exciting to include in our catalogue in future years. In
the Dahlia world, it was very encouraging to see the strength and depth in the Novice sections of the shows
at both Harrogate and Wisley. There were some very good exhibits at both and we expect to see some of the
entrants competing at Championship level in future years.
This year we are privileged and honoured to offer several new varieties, all having the potential to do well on
the show bench or in the garden. Josudi Hercules, one of a few long awaited new Miniature Cactus varieties
from Peter Greenway, has just been awarded a Silver Medal at the NDS Exhibition Trials. This is a very free
flowering variety and alongside Josudi Telstar, another of Peter’s seedlings, will make a useful addition to
this increasingly popular section. Rod Fox, very well known in the Chrysanthemum world, has also allowed
us to release 3 more of his raisings including “Rosie Lyttle,” a pink double spray which he has named after
his Granddaughter, so he obviously thinks very highly of it. There are many more included throughout the
catalogue, highlighted with a ♦ and pictures bordered in red. For the first time, we have been able to include
illustrations of ALL the varieties we offer within the following pages and we do hope you like the new look.
Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you a successfull 2017 and we look foward to supplying
your requirements for the forthcoming season. HAPPY GROWING!
Yours faithfully,
P.S. Many of you will remember that last year we introduced Sheval Megan (SD). Thanks to everyone who
purchased this variety, we were able to hand over a cheque for £1000 to Terry to pass onto the charity for
Cystic Fibrosis.
FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 26.
THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF A NURSERYMAN
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.
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£14.95 (Inc. C&P)
DAHLIA CLASSIFICATION
The classification of Dahlias in this catalogue is based on the NDS Classified List 2015, 32nd 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
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 END OF 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) can be accepted after 20th April.
GARDEN READY PLANTS AVAILABLE FOR 2 WEEKS COMMENCING EARLY JUNE
These 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 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 PLANTS
Apply only when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered.
RATE
£2.75 each
£3.00 each
£3.35 each
£3.85 each
£4.35 each
3-4 plants
£2.55 each
£2.80 each
£3.15 each
£3.65 each
£4.15 each
5-9 plants
£2.35 each
£2.60 each
£2.95 each
£3.45 each
£3.95 each
10+ plants
£2.10 each
£2.35 each
£2.70 each
£3.20 each
£3.70 each
Please remember to add £2.00 per plant for Garden Ready
ABBREVIATIONS AND AWARD DETAILS FOR DAHLIAS:
AM/E - Award of Merit for Exhibition after trial at RHS Wisley
AGM - Award of Merit for Garden Display after trial at RHS Wisley
♦ - First appearance in this catalogue
C - Suitable for cutting
G - Recommended for garden display
E - Suitable for exhibition
U - denotes unclassified in current classified list.
Dates shown indicate year of introduction.
DAHLIA CULTURAL INFORMATION
Halls 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.
LOOK OUT FOR OUR SPECIAL COLLECTIONS OF DAHLIAS AND
CHRYSANTHEMUMS DETAILED THROUGHOUT THE CATALOGUE.
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.
For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk
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GIANT AND LARGE DECORATIVES
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 resticted to 2-3 flowerings stems per plant whilst Large should
be restricted to 4-5.
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Alva’s Supreme
Lovely giant formal blooms of a pleasing soft yellow. AGM. 1.5m. E. 1956
£3.00
£6.95
Black Monarch
Dark crimson with black shading. 1.2m. G. 1946
£3.00
£6.95
Bonaventure
Very large light bronze and yellow blended blooms. 1.6m. E. Early flowering. 1982
£2.75
£6.95
Bryn Terfel
Outstanding red giant with silvery reverse. E. 1.2m. Needs an early stop. 2004
£3.00
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Café au Lait
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Elma E
Pale peach flowers up to 30cm across. 1.5m. An old but often requested variety for £2.75
garden display and cutting.CG. 1968
Superb deep cerise pink of fine form. 1.2m. E. Needs an early stop. 1993
£3.00
£6.95
Fairway Pilot
Unusual peach pink blends. 1.5m. EG. 1979
£2.75
£6.95
Fairway Spur
Immense bronze with pink suffusion. 1.2m. E. 1996
£2.75
£6.95
Go American
An old variety with blooms of deep golden bronze. 1.2m. E.G.1959
£2.75
£6.95
Hamari Girl
Old variety with refined flowers of rose-pink. 1.2m. E. 1960
Hamari Gold
Immense deep gold giant still with winning form. AM/E. AGM. 1.2m. E. 1984
£2.75
£6.95
Jean Shaw
Orange/bronze blends growing to 1.5m. E.G. Restrict to 3 up. 2010.
£3.00
£7.95
Jocondo
Bright reddish purple that needs restricting to 3 up.1.5m. E. 1960
£2.75
£6.95
£3.35
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U
Well-formed blooms of bronze/orange blends with good depth on a compact plant.
Grow 3 up. 1m. E. 2012
Kenora Valentine Rich orange-red with good form. AM/E. AGM. 1.25m. E.G. Needs early stop.
£2.75
–
U
Louie Meggos
Creamy white sport with well formed blooms.Petals fold back to stem. E.G. 1.2m
£3.00
£6.95
U
Shirwell Greta
£3.00
£7.95
Silver City
Lovely bright yellow with good form. Will do well as a Giant or Large. Grow 2 up as
a giant. 1.2m. 2014
An old variety but still popular and a very reliable white. 1.5m. G. 1967
£2.75
£6.95
Sir Alf Ramsey
Popular lavender pink with white base. 1.2m. E. 1999. Needs an early stop.
£3.00
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Spartacus
Dark red beauty with pointed reflexing petals. Superb. 1.2m. E.G. 1992
£2.75
£6.95
Vassio Meggos
£3.00
£6.95
£3.00
£7.95
White Alvas
Rich lavender sport from Spartacus. Reflexing petals fold back to stem. Free
flowering. For exhibition grow 4 up. 1.4m E.G. 2005
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
The white sport of ‘Alvas Supreme’ AM/E. 1.5m. E. AGM. 1979
£3.00
£6.95
Zorro
Bright blood red. Substantial deeply formed blooms. 1.2m. E. AM/E. AGM. 1987
£2.75
£6.95
U
John Hill
Westerton Lilian
ALVA'S SUPREME (G)
BLACK MONARCH (G)
ELMA E (L)
FAIRWAY PILOT (G)
HAMARI GIRL (G)
HAMARI GOLD (G)
JOCONDO (G)
JOHN HILL (G)
BONAVENTURE (G)
BRYN TERFEL (G)
CAFÉ AU LAIT (G)
GO AMERICA (G)
SOLD OUT
SOLD OUT
FAIRWAY SPUR (L)
JEAN SHAW (G)
KENORA VALENTINE
(DUAL GD / LD)
LOUIE MEGGOS (L)
SHIRWELL GRETA
(DUAL GD / LD)
SILVER CITY (L)
SIR ALF RAMSEY (G)
SPARTACUS (L)
VASSIO MEGGOS (L)
WHITE ALVAS (G)
ZORRO (G)
Check out our website for up to date availability of Pot Tubers
WESTERTON LILIAN (L)
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For 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
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GIANT AND LARGE CACTUS
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 resticted to 2-3 flowerings stems per plant whilst Large should be restricted to 4-5.
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Black Jack
Very dark red with dense purple foliage. Strong grower. 1.5m. G. 2007
£3.00
£6.95
Candy Keene
Excellent candy-pink sport of ‘Reginald Keene’. 1.2m. EG. 1976
£2.75
£6.95
U
Clearview Edie
£3.35
£7.95
U
Clearview
Sundance
Daleko Jupiter
White with faint pink overlay from the USA. Blooms have plenty of depth and good
form. Very promising! E. 1.5m. 2014 USA
Rich radiant yellow. Hart Medal Winner (USA) in 2012.Don’t restrict too much.
Deserves to be given a try. 1.6m. E.G.
Perfect blooms of rich salmon rose; superb habit. 1.5m. E. 1979
£3.00
–
U
U
£2.75
£6.95
Debra Anne
Tremendous blooms of deep wine red. 1.2m. E. 1988
Craven
Hillcrest Duncan Bright unfading red with good show potential. 1.5m E.G. 2012
Edwards
Inca Dambuster Tremendous blooms of deep cream. AM/E. 1.5m.E.. 1975
£2.75
£6.95
£3.00
£6.95
£2.75
£6.95
Janal Amy
Bright yellow giant with winning form and great depth. 1.2m. E. 1999.
£2.75
£7.95
Jim Branigan
Crimson scarlet capable of producing top class blooms. 1.2m. E. 1981
£2.75
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Kenora
Challenger
Pink Jupiter
Regarded as the best on this section. Excellent ivory white of classic deep
formation. 1.2m. E. 1991.
Tremendous deep pink with white base. AM/E. 1.5m. E. 1981
£2.75
£7.95
£2.75
£6.95
Reginald Keene
Golden apricot flushed tangerine. Superb. 1.25m. EG. 1974
£2.75
£6.95
Richard S
Orange and yellow blended blooms carried on excellent stems. 1.25m. EG. 2001
£2.75
£6.95
Rose Jupiter
Magnificent rose sport from ‘Pink Jupiter’. 1.5m. E. 1986
£2.75
£6.95
BLACK JACK (LSC)
CANDY KEENE
(DUAL LSC / MSC)
CLEARVIEW EDIE (LSC)
CLEARVIEW SUNDANCE
(LSC)
DALEKO JUPITER (GSC)
DEBRA ANNE CRAVEN
(GSC)
HILLCREST DUNCAN
EDWARDS (LSC)
INCA DAMBUSTER
(GSC)
JANAL AMY (GSC)
JIM BRANIGAN (LSC)
KENORA CHALLENGER
(LSC)
PINK JUPITER (GSC)
REGINALD KEENE
(DUAL LSC / MSC)
RICHARD S (LC)
ROSE JUPITER (GSC)
GIANT AND LARGE FLOWERED DAHLIA COLLECTION
CUT FLOWER AND GARDEN COLLECTION
Astound 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.
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MINI
PLANT
GARDEN
READY
TUBERS
£41.00
–
GLD5
5 Distinct Giant & Large Decoratives
£11.75
GLD10
5 pairs Distinct Giant & Large Decoratives
£21.00
£21.75
£24.75
GLC5
5 Distinct Giant & Large Cactus
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
GLC10
5 pairs Distinct Giant & Large Cactus
£21.00
£41.00
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GLDC5
5 Distinct Giant & Large Decorative & Cactus
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
GLDC10
5 pairs Distinct Giant & Large Decorative & Cactus
£21.00
£41.00
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Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 3
Our 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
CUTFLO10 5 pairs Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden
£21.00
£41.00
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CUTFLO20 10 pairs Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden
£40.00
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CUTFLO50 50 plants (10 varieties) Assorted for Cut Flower &
Garden
£87.50
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CUTFLO5
5 Assorted for Cut Flower & Garden
For abbreviations please see page 3
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
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MEDIUM DECORATIVES
Good sized flowers can be achieved by allowing 6-8 blooms to develop on each plant. Flowers are usually between 150mm
(6") and 210mm (8") diameter. For exhibition they must not exceed 220mm.
U
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Alloway Cottage Full formal bloom of soft yellow, overlaid lavender. 1.25m. E. 1970
£2.75
£6.95
Andrea Clark
Superb yellow medium with winning form. A tall grower. 1.8m. EG. 1999
£2.75
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Askwith Minnie
£3.35
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Avoca Amanda
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
Pink with good form and strong stems. 1.5m. EG. 2008. Needs an early stop.
£3.00
£7.95
B J Beauty
Full bodied white with good form standing the test of time. 1.25m. E. 1976
£2.75
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Bargaly Blush
Excellent deep rose pink with good deep formation. 1.5m. EG. 2002
£2.75
£6.95
Berwick Wood
Substantial formal blooms of purple pink. Strong habit. 1.5m. EG. 1989
£2.75
£6.95
Charlie Two
Light yellow and a consistent winner. 1.25m. E. 1989
£3.00
£6.95
Dikara Jodie
Blends of peach and apricot. Restrict to 5 up. 90cms EG. 2007
£3.00
£6.95
Dikara Moon
£3.00
£7.95
Hillcrest Delight
Bright yellow with good form and strong stems. Occasional lavender flush. Grow at
least 6 up. 1.5m. EG. 2006
Beautifully formed informal blooms of deep orange. 1.25m. E. 1996
£3.00
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Hillcrest Kismet
Deeply reflexing blooms of unusual salmon bronze. 1.25m. EG. 1999
£3.00
£7.95
Keith’s Choice
Non-fading deep velvety red. 1.25m. EG. 1991
£2.75
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U
Oreti Classic
Beautiful lavender pink with a ‘Ball’ formation. 1.25m. G. 2004
£2.75
£6.95
U
Purple Pearl
Purple flowers brushed white at the edges. A good garden variety! 1.1m. C.G. 2005 £2.75
Red Diamond
Old variety with bright blood red flowers of globular form. 1.2m. GC. 1968
£2.75
£6.95
Scaur Swinton
Rich salmon pink blooms of good depth. 1.2m. EG. 1998
U
U
£2.75
£6.95
£7.95
White Charlie
Two
£6.95
£3.00
ANDREA CLARK
B J BEAUTY
BERWICK WOOD
AVOCA AMANDA
ASKWITH MINNIE
BARGALY BUSH
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Trengrove
Excellent yellow of exhibition quality, 1.25m. EG. 2000
£3.00
Millennium
Westerton Harry Superb yellow with good depth and form. Silver Medal NDS trials Golden Acre Park £3.35
2013. Has done well on the show bench for raiser Gordon Hodgson. 1.4m E.2015
Westerton JWH Salmon pink with exquisite form. Grow 4 up for shows. 1.5m. E. 2016.
£3.85
Excellent creamy white sport from ‘Charlie Two’ with the same outstanding form for
exhibition. 1.2m. E. 2001
ALLOWAY COTTAGE
CHARLIE TWO
(SYN. MASCOT MAYA)
DIKARA MOON
HILLCREST DELIGHT
HILLCREST KISMET
KEITH'S CHOICE
ORETI CLASSIC
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MEDIUM FLOWERED DAHLIA COLLECTION
DIKARA JODIE
Although 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.
5 Assorted Medium
MD5
Decoratives
5 pairs Assorted Medium
MD10
Decoratives
5 Assorted Medium
MC5
Cactus
5 pairs Assorted Medium
MC10
Cactus
5 Assorted Medium
MCDC5 Decorative & Cactus
5 pairs Assorted Medium
MCDC10 Decorative & Cactus
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MINI
PLANT
GARDEN
READY
TUBERS
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
£21.00
£41.00
–
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
£21.00
£41.00
–
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
£21.00
£41.00
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For Garden Ready Plants please add £2.00 each to Mini Plant prices - See page 3
PURPLE PEARL
RED DIAMOND
TRENGROVE
MILLENNIUM
WESTERTON HARRY
SCAUR SWINTON
WESTERTON JWH
For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk
WHITE CHARLIE TWO
(SYN. ALF'S MASCOT)
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MEDIUM CACTUS AND SEMI-CACTUS
Good sized flowers can be achieved by allowing 6-8 blooms to develop on each plant. Flowers normally between 150mm (6")
and 210mm (8") in diameter, for exhibition they must not exceed 220mm. MSC(fim) - Varieties have fimbriated (split petals).
U
U
U
U
U
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Allan Snowfire
Extremely full, deeply formed blooms of ivory white. 1.2m. E.G. 2001
£2.75
£6.95
Andrew Mitchell
Sparkling deep red of great depth and excellent form. 1.5m. EGC. 1995
£3.00
£6.95
Clayt’s Candy
Pale marshmallow, almost white. Grow 8 up. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2014
£3.00
£6.95
Clearview Irene
Outstanding bright yellow of great depth on strong stems. E. 1.5m. 2005
£2.75
£6.95
Clearview
Louise
Cleo LaIne
Rich lemon yellow with orange red tips. Strong grower- need minimum 6-8 up for a
medium. 1.5m E.G. 2012
Vivid orange flowers on compact plants.1m. G.C. 2015.
£3.00
£8.95
£3.00
£7.95
Craigowen
Creamy white with lilac flush. Could grow 5 up for a large. 1.2m. E. Early stop. 2008 £3.00
£6.95
De la Haye
Light bronze and apricot blends. G.C.E. 1.5m. 1983
£3.00
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Eastwood
Superb blooms of light yellow. Still regarded as the ideal MSC, especially for
Moonlight
growers in the North! 1.2m. E. 1975
Grenidor Pastelle Superb salmon with pale yellow base. 1.25m. EG. 1998
£2.75
£6.95
£2.75
£6.95
Hillcrest Candy
Excellent pink with white base. Exhibited extensively. 1.5m. AGM. E.G. 2009
£3.00
£7.95
Hillcrest Royal
Rich purple true cactus - an outstanding garden variety. 1.25m. CG. AGM. 1991
£2.75
£6.95
Kenora Frills
Rich pink with white blush at petal base. 1.2m. E.C.G. Early stop. 1996
£2.75
£6.95
Kenora Macop-B Deep velvety red-a must for lovers of dark dahlias. 1.5m. C.G. 1993
£3.00
£6.95
Kenora Sunset
Brilliant red with yellow centre. An eyecatching bi-colour. 1.25m. EG. AGM. 1996
£3.00
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Kenora Wow
£3.00
£7.95
£3.00
£7.95
£3.00
£6.95
Kilburn Fiesta
Bright magenta on a yellow base. Strong stems, excellent for cutting and garden
display. 1.5m. C.G. 2005
Salmon pink with lemon base. Erect habit, early flowering. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2010
U
Le Feu du Soleil
Vivid flame orange with long lasting full flowers. 1.2m E.G.C. 2015
U
£3.35
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U
Normandie
Lovely soft blush pink often appearing on the show bench. Makes a lovely cut
Wedding Day
flower for floral display. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2016.
Ruskin Harmony Tough petalled yellow that deserves to be given a try. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2009
£3.00
£7.95
U
Ruskin Limelight Reliable bright yellow. For exhibition. 1.2m. E.G. Grow 6 up. 2009
£2.75
£6.95
Ruskn Michelle
Peach pink - A reliable variety for the show bench. 1.5m. E.G. 2006
£2.75
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Ryecroft Helen
Primrose yellow with good exhibition form. 1.5m. E. 2015
£3.85
£9.95
Sorbet
Showy white with petals tipped rosy purple. 1.2m. C.G. 2003
£3.00
£6.95
Susan Gilliott
Lovely bright pink, blushing to a creamy white centre. AM/E. 1.2m. 2008
£3.00
–
Terrie Bandey
Attractive bright orange bronze. Needs early stop. 1.5m C.G.E. 2012.
£3.00
£6.95
Val’s Candy
Pale lavender and white sport from Hillcrest Candy. E G.C. 1.5m. 2012
U
U
£3.00
£7.95
White Moonlight Pure white sport from ‘Eastwood Moonlight’. Gold Certificate. 1.2m. E. 1984
£2.75
£6.95
Witteman’s
Superba
Wooton Impact
£3.00
£6.95
£2.75
–
Brightest unfading red for all purposes which continues to be popular. AGM. 1.2m.
CEG. 1991
Excellent golden bronze for all purposes. 1.25m. CEG. AGM. 1981
BEDDING AND PATIO DAHLIA COLLECTION
Our choice of these superb compact, free flowering dahlias which are
ideal for pots and containers as well as borders.
5 Assorted Bedding & Patio
MINI
PLANT
£11.75
GARDEN
READY
BDP10 5 pairs Assorted Bedding &
Patio
£21.00
£41.00
BDP5
ANDREW MITCHELL
(MSC)
CLAYT'S CANDY (MSC)
CLEARVIEW IRENE (MSC)
CLEARVIEW LOUISE
(DUAL LSC / MSC)
CLEO LAINE (MSC)
CRAIGOWEN
(DUAL LSC / MSC)
DE LA HAYE (MSC)
EASTWOOD MOONLIGHT
(MSC)
GRENIDOR PASTELLE
(MSC)
HILLCREST CANDY
(DUAL MSC / LSC)
HILCREST ROYAL (MC)
KENORA FRILLS
(MSC FIM)
KENORA MACOP-B
(MSC FIM)
KENORA SUNSET (MSC)
KENORA WOW (MSC)
KILBURN FIESTA (MSC)
LE FEU DU SOLEIL
(MSC FIM)
NORMANDIE WEDDING
DAY (MSC FIM)
RUSKIN HARMONY (MSC)
RUSKIN LIMELIGHT (MC)
RUSKIN MICHELLE (MSC)
RYECROFT HELEN (MSC)
SORBET (MSC)
SUSAN GILLIOTT (MSC)
TERRIE BANDEY
(MSC FIM)
VAL'S CANDY
(MSC / LSC)
WHITE MOONLIGHT (MSC)
WITTEMANS SUPERBA
(MSC)
WOOTON IMPACT (MSC)
£21.75
For details of the varieties that may be included please see pages 24-25
10
ALLAN SNOWFIRE (MSC)
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 3
For abbreviations please see page 3
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COLLERETTE
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.
U
TUBER
Anne
Breckenfelder
April Heather
Bright scarlet petals with a yellow collar. Very free flowering giving a fabulous
garden dispay. AGM. E. 1m. 2004
Beautiful yellow/apricot blends with a lemon yellow collar. 1.5m. AGM. ECG. 1988
£3.00
–
£3.00
–
Christmas Carol
Clair de Lune
Very free flowering vermillion red with white collar. 1.2m. E.G. 1988
Clear yellow with yellow collar. Still one of the best! 0.9m. EG. AM/E. AGM. 1946
£3.00
£3.00
£6.95
£6.95
Dilys Ayling
Very free flowering red with a red collar flushed white. Attractive. ECG 1.2m. 2013
£3.00
£6.95
Fashion Monger
Cream striped red with lemon collar. 0.9m. EG. 1955
£3.00
£7.95
Stunning deep red velvet. Compact habit. 1m. E.G.C. 2015
Outstanding plum red with contrasting white collar. 0.9m. E.G. 1987
Apricot with yellow collar. Strong habit and good show form. 1.5m E.G. 2010
£3.00
£3.00
£3.00
–
–
£6.95
Very dark red with white tipped matching collar. 1m. E.G. 2006
Lovely soft pink with white collar. A winner! 1.5m. E.G. 2014
Brilliant scarlet flowers, tipped yellow with yellow collar. 1.1m. CG. AGM. 1998
White with yellow flush and ruffled creamy white collar. 1.5m. G.C.E. 2012
£3.00
£3.00
£2.75
£3.00
–
£6.95
£6.95
–
Striking sunny yellow with strong stems and large flowers. 1.5m. CGE. 2013
Beautiful pale lilac pink with white tipped lilac collar. Regularly seen on the show
bench. 1.1m. EG. Silver Certificate. 2000
Striking white star collerette with white collar. Very free flowering. Good border
plant. Raised by Roy Tudor. 1.5m. C.G.
£3.00
£2.75
£6.95
£6.95
£3.85
–
U t Katies Velvet
Mary Eveline
U
Pat and Perc
U
MINI
PLANT
Pat Knight
Pink Pat and Perc
Pooh
Sunshine Girl
Susan Gilbert
Teesbrooke
Audrey
U t Trelyn Eirwen
MISCELLANEOUS
ANNE BRECKENFELDER
(COLLERETTE)
APRIL HEATHER
(COLLERETTE)
CHRISTMAS CAROL
(COLLERETTE)
CLAIR DE LUNE
(COLLERETTE)
DILYS AYLING
(COLLERETTE)
FASHION MONGER
(COLLERETTE)
KATIES VELVET
(COLLERETTE) (NEW)
MARY EVELINE
(COLLERETTE)
PAT AND PERC
(COLLERETTE)
PAT KNIGHT
(COLLERETTE)
PINK PAT AND PERC
(COLLERETTE)
POOH
(COLLERETTE)
SUNSHINE GIRL
(COLLERETTE)
SUSAN GILBERT
(COLLERETTE)
TEESBROOKE AUDREY
(COLLERETTE)
TRELYN EIRWEN
(COLLERETTE)
BISHOP OF
LLANDAFF (PAEONY)
BLUE BAYOU
(ANEMONE)
HADRIAN'S MIDNIGHT
(SINGLE) (NEW)
HADRIAN'S SUNLIGHT
(SINGLE)
HADRIAN'S SUNSET
(SINGLE)
HONKA (STAR)
HONKA RED (STAR)
MAYAN PEARL
(DOUBLE ORCHID)
MIDNIGHT STAR
(SINGLE) (NEW)
PURPLE PUFF
(ANEMONE)
RYECROFT JIM
(ANEMONE)
TRELYN SEREN
(STAR)
TWYNINGS AFTER
EIGHT (SINGLE)
BUTTERFLIES ON
SUSAN GILBERT
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.
Bishop of
Llandaff
Blue Bayou
U t Hadrian’s
Midnight
Hadrian’s
Sunlight
U
Hadrian’s
Sunset
Honka
Honka Red
U
Mayan Pearl
U t Midnight Star
Purple Puff
Ryecroft Jim
Trelyn Seren
Twynings After
Eight
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Dark red single flowers and almost black foliage. The oldest variety in our
catalogue! 1m. G. AGM. 1928
Free flowering lavender purple -a magnet for all pollinators.1.2m G.C. 2001
£3.00
–
£2.75
£6.95
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.
Masses of single yellow flowers with dark purple foliage. Bees and butterflies love
it! 1.1m. C.G. 2014
Dark purple foliage with masses of single orange bronze flowers. Very free
flowering. Our own raising. 1.1m. G. 2015
Free flowering yellow star dahlia.1m. CG. AGM. 1990
Bright red, orange centre. Free flowering. CG. 1m. 2008
Lovely clear pink. Compact and free flowering. 1m G.C. AGM. 2005
Pink with purple reverse. Very free flowering for garden and pots. 1m. E.G.C.
£3.00
£7.95
£3.00
–
£3.00
£7.95
£2.75
£2.75
£3.00
£3.00
£6.95
£6.95
£6.95
–
Good garden variety with bright purple flowers. 75cm CG. 2004
Slightly scented cerise flowers with gold cushion. 90cms. C.G. 2008
Pink with yellow base. Free flowering 1.1m EGC. 2009
Black foliage and single white flowers. Well admired! 1m CG. AGM. 2004
£2.75
£2.75
£2.75
£2.75
£6.95
£6.95
£6.95
£6.95
PERMANENT MARKER PENS £2.25 each P&P free
Available as Fine and Medium tip. Please specify
12
For 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
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WATERLILY
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.
U
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Bracken Ballerina Beautiful pale pink for exhibition. 1.2m. CEG. AM/G. 1988
£2.75
£6.95
Cameo
A beautifully formed cream waterlily with creamy yellow base. 1.2m. CEG. 1986
£3.00
£6.95
Carolina Moon
Eyecatching informal white flowers edged lilac pink. 1m. CG. 1990
£2.75
£6.95
Charlie Dimmock Blend of orange/apricot with lemon base.1.5m. CE. AGM. 2005
£3.00
–
Christopher
Taylor
Duddon Grace
6” blooms of glowing cerise-red on good stems. A popular garden and cutflower
variety.1.5m. CG. 1980
Lovely peachy apricot. Good cutflower with long stems. CG. 1.2m. 2009
£2.75
£6.95
£2.75
–
Edwin’s Sunset
Vivid glowing red. 1.2m. E.C.G. AGM. Grow 10 up. 2010
£3.00
–
Glory Van
Heemstede
Gwyneth
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
Orange bronze with yellowish base. Good stems for cutting. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2005
£2.75
£6.95
£3.00
–
Ken’s Rarity
Pink with yellow base. Free flowering. G.C.E. 1.1m. 1997
£3.00
£6.95
Kilburn Glow
£3.35
–
Olivia Marie
Outstanding luminous magenta rose with lemon base.A quality flower for the show
bench and for cutting. 1.2m E.G.C. 2012
Very free flowering orange/yellow with good strong stems. 1.4m CGE. 2010
£3.00
£6.95
Pam Howden
Orange yellow flowers on good stems with excellent form. ECG. 1.2m. 1995
£2.75
£6.95
Silvery pink waterlily with strong but wiry stems on compact plants. Good for
cutting. 0.9m. C.G. AGM. 1984
Striking luminous red from the USA. Good stems. 1.3m. E.C.G. 2008
£3.00
–
£3.00
–
Quite stunning deepest blackberry colour. 1.1m. CG. 2005
£2.75
–
Dainty cream with a pink flush. 1m. C.G.
£3.00
–
Sascha
Magnificent deep lavender with classical form. 1.2m. AGM. CE. 2002
£3.00
–
Taratahi Ruby
Outstanding red from New Zealand. 1.2m. CEG. AGM. 1999
£2.75
–
Vivian Russel
Well formed white with lemon base. Show bench form. CEG 1.2m 2012
£3.00
–
White Ballerina
Wonderful white sport from Bracken Ballerina. 1.4m. AGM. 2003
£2.75
£6.95
Pearl of
Heemstede
U t R.Mona
U
Sam Hopkins
U t Sandia Serenity
BRACKEN BALLERINA
CAMEO
CHARLIE DIMMOCK
CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR
DUDDON GRACE
GLORY VAN HEEMSTEDE
GWYNETH
CAROLINA MOON
EDWIN'S SUNSET
KEN'S RARITY
COLLERETTE, WATERLILY AND BEE and BUTTERFLY COLLECTIONS
We 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.
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MINI
PLANT
OLIVIA MARIE
KILBURN GLOW
GARDEN
READY TUBERS
WAT5
5 Assorted Waterlily
£11.75
WAT10
5 pairs Assorted Waterlily
£21.00
£41.00
–
COLL5
5 Assorted Collerettes
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
COLL10
5 pairs Assorted Collerettes
£21.00
£41.00
–
WATCOL5
5 Assorted Waterlily & Collerettes
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
WATCOLL10 5 pairs Assorted Waterlily &
Collerettes
B5
5 Assorted for Bees & Butterflies
Anemone & Open Centred varieties
to attract a wide range of pollinators
B10
5 Assorted pairs for Bees &
Butterflies
£21.00
£41.00
–
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
£21.00
£41.00
–
£21.75
£24.75
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 3
PEARL OF HEEMSTEDE
SANDIA SERENITY (NEW)
PAM HOWDEN
SASCHA
TARATAHI RUBY
For abbreviations please see page 3
R. MONA (NEW)
SAM HOPKINS
VIVIAN RUSSEL
WHITE BALLERINA
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SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVES
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.
Abbie
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
£3.00
–
Barbarry Melody Rich burgundy. Excellent form with high petal count. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2010
£3.00
–
Barbarry Pip
Excellent cardinal red regularly on the show bench. E.C.G. 1.1m. 2006
£3.35
–
Barbarry Sultan
Outstanding rich burgundy with well held blooms. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2012
£3.00
–
U
Barbarry Vulcan
Striking well formed blooms of rich purple. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2015
£3.35
–
U
Blyton Everest
White with lavender flush. Good form. Grow 8 up. 1.4m. E.G.C. 2016
£3.85
–
Blyton Golden
Vivid yellow with good form on strong stems. Will do well on show bench. Raised
Girl
by Les Stothard. E.G.C. 1.5m. 2013
Blyton Romance Lovely soft pink flowers on strong stems. 1.2m. E.C.G. 2013
£3.00
–
£3.35
–
Blyton Valentine
Striking unfading red with very neat form. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2014
£3.85
–
Brian’s Dream
Stylish white with lavender flush. Vigorous healthy growth. 1.2m. CEG. 2001
£2.75
£6.95
Carstone Ruby
Unfading ruby red with classic form. 1.1m. CEG. 1996
£2.75
–
David Howard
£2.75
–
Dikara Superb
Burnt orange-yellow flowers on black foliage.Popular garden variety, especially for
the mixed herabaceous border. 1.2m. G. AGM. 1965
Lovely sugar pink with neat formation. Top class! 1.2m ECG. .2010
£3.00
£7.95
Edinburgh
An old favourite. Purple and white bi-colour. G.C. 1.2m. 1950
£2.75
£6.95
Fire Mountain
Bright red with almost black foliage. Good garden variety. 1.2m. G. 1999
£2.75
–
U
Formby Art
Excellent bi-colour garden variety. Pink tips, with white base. 1.2m. CG.
£3.00
£6.95
£3.00
–
U
Gateshead
Superb peachy-orange with lemon base and classic decorative form. Shows well
Festival
when grown well! 1.1m. EG. 1990
Hillcrest Firecrest Eyecatching bright yellow wiith orange red tips. An excellent garden and cutflower
variety. Compact habit growing to 1.2m. G.C. 2016.
Karenglen
Vibrant orange-scarlet with good form. 1m. CEG. AM/E. AGM. 1990
£3.00
£7.95
£3.00
–
Leopold Chloe
Excellent rich pink. Grow 8 up and feed with extra potash. 1.25m. EG. 2009
£3.00
–
Lismore Robin
Bright reddish orange miniature with good decorative form. 1m. C.E.G. 2001
£2.75
–
Marston George
Very dark burgundy red regularly seen on show benches. 1.2m, CGE. 2012
£3.35
–
Marston Lilac
Superb lilac performing consistently on the benches. 1m. ECG. AM/E. AGM. 2003
£3.00
–
£3.35
–
Classy dusky pink feintly tipped gold with good stems and excellent petal lay. Grow £3.85
14 up. 1.5m. E.C.G
This quality bright yellow was first seen in 2012.Blooms dress right back to ramrod £3.85
stems when grown 6 up. We have found this more weatherproof than some when
grown outside.1.4m. E.C. Raiser Terry Bratcher
–
Raspberry red blending to lemon base. An unusual blend of colours good for cutting £3.00
with strong stems. G.C 1.2m. 2014
£7.95
U
Lavender pink with cream base. Grow 12 up. 1m. E.C.G. 2008
Marston Suzanne Popular bright red good for showing when grown 12-14 up. C.E. 1.5m. 2009
U t Polventon
Kristobel
U t Roger Turrel
U
Rossendale
Flamenco
DARK LEAVED DAHLIA COLLECTION
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.
DAR5
5 Assorted Dark Leaved
DAR10 5 pairs Assorted Dark Leaved
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MINI
PLANT
GARDEN
READY
£21.00
£41.00
£11.75
ABBIE (MIN D)
BARBARRY MELODY
(SD)
BARBARRY PIP (MIN D)
BARBARRY SULTAN (SD)
BARBARRY VULCAN
(MIN D)
BLYTON EVEREST (SD)
BLYTON GOLDEN GIRL
(MIN D)
BLYTON ROMANCE (SD )
BLYTON VALENTINE
(MIN D )
BRIAN'S DREAM (MIN D)
CARSTONE RUBY
(DUAL S / MIN D)
DAVID HOWARD (MIN D)
DIKARA SUPERB (MIN D)
EDINBURGH (SD)
FIRE MOUNTAIN (MIN D)
FORMBY ART (SD)
GATESHEAD
FESTIVAL (SD)
LEOPOLD CHLOE (SD)
LISMORE ROBIN (MIN D)
MARSTON LILAC (MIN D)
MARSTON SUZANNE
(MIN D)
KARENGLEN (MIN D)
–
HILLCREST FIRECREST (SD)
MARSTON GEORGE
(MIN D)
£21.75
For Garden Ready Plants please add £2.00 each to Mini Plant prices - See page 3
POLVENTON KRISTOBEL
(MIN D) (NEW)
ROGER TURREL (SD)
(NEW)
For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk
ROSSENDALE
FLAMENCO (SD)
17
SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVES (Continued)
Rossendale Heide Lovely bright red with strong growth and good stems. 1.5m. E.G.C. 2013
U
U
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
£3.00
£7.95
Rossendale
Mollie
Rossendale
Parkey
Rossendlale Roxy
Weatherproof white with reflexing form. Occasional lavender flush. Grow 10-12 up. £3.00
1.2m. E.C.G. 2014
Lovely delicate pink with excellent stems making this a really good variety for
£3.00
cutting. 1.2m. C.G.E. 2010
Yellow with pinkish flush. Should do well on the benches. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2015
£3.35
–
Rossendale
Stephanie
Ruskin Diane
Full bodied pink with salmon blends. A strong grower with true decorative
formation. 1.2m. EC. 2012
Yellow blooms of full size and superb formation. 1.25m. EG. 1984
£3.35
–
–
–
£3.00
£7.95
Ryecroft Brenda T White with a hint of lavender. 1.4m. E.G. Grow 9 up to avoid going oversize! 2008.
£3.00
£6.95
Ryecroft Claire
Bright yellow of top quality and form. Grow 12up. E.C.G. 1.2m. 2005
£2.75
–
Ryecroft Jan
Excellent ivory white which shows well. 1.2m. C.E.G. AM/E. AGM. 2001
£3.00
–
U t Sarah Bryant
Soft creamy white overlaid blush pink. C.G. 1-1.2m. Raised by Les Jackson, this
was named in memory of the first woman soldier fatality in Afghanistan. A donation
will be made to Help for Heroes for each plant sold.
£3.85
–
U t Sefton Silvertop
£3.85
–
£3.85
–
Tomo
Lovely blush pink raised by John Wood, from Southport. Strong grower up to 1.4m
which makes a good cut flower and garden variety. G.C. 2016.
First class weatherproof unfading vivid red that looks as if it will be as popular this
season as last. 1.4m. E.G.C. Grow 8-9 up for showing. 2016.
Purple heavily tipped white; showy garden dahlia. 1.25m. G. 1999
£2.75
£6.95
Top Totty
Striking violet purple with classic decorative formation. 1.5m. CEG. AM/E. 2002
£3.00
–
Westerton
Southside
White Knight
Pearlescent peach with lemon undertones. Parkinson Perpetual Trophy winner at
Harrogate 2012. E.G. 1.2m
A lovely white miniature which deserves to be shown more. 1m. CEG. 2000
£3.00
–
£2.75
£6.95
Winholme Diane
Top class creamy lemon. A very popular show variety. 1.25m. EG. 2000
£3.00
£7.95
Woodside Finale
Lemon yellow, flushed orangey red at tips. . 1.25m. C.G. 2004
£2.75
–
U
U
U
Sheval Megan
ROSSENDALE HEIDE
(SD)
ROSSENDALE MOLLIE
(MIN D)
ROSSENDALE
STEPHANIE (SD)
RUSKIN DIANE (SD)
ROSSENDALE ROXY
(MIN D)
ROSSENDALE PARKEY
(MIN D)
RYECROFT BRENDA T
(SD)
RYECROFT JAN (MIN D)
SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVE AND CACTUS COLLECTION
These 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.
SMD5
5 Assorted Small/Miniature
Decoratives
SMD10 5 pairs Assorted Small/
Miniature Decoratives
SMC5
5 Assorted Small/Miniature
Cactus
SMC10 5 pairs Assorted Small/
Miniature Cactus
SMDC5 5 Assorted Small/Miniature
Decoratives & Cactus
SMDC10 5 pairs Assorted Small/
Miniature Decoratives &
Cactus
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MINI
PLANT
GARDEN
READY
£11.75 £21.75
RYECROFT CLAIRE
(MIN D)
SARAH BRYANT (SD) (NEW)
SEFTON SILVERTOP (SD) (NEW)
TUBERS
£24.75
£21.00 £41.00
–
£11.75 £21.75
£24.75
£21.00 £41.00
–
£11.75 £21.75
£24.75
£21.00 £41.00
–
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 3
SHEVAL MEGAN (SD)
TOMO (SD)
TOP TOTTY (MIN D)
WHITE KNIGHT (MIN D)
WINHOLME DIANE (SD)
WOODSIDE FINALE
(MIN D)
For abbreviations please see page 3
WESTERTON SOUTHSIDE (SD)
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SMALL AND MINIATURE CACTUS AND SEMI-CACTUS
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.
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
£2.75
£6.95
£3.00
£6.95
£3.00
£7.95
£2.75
£6.95
Doris Day
Lovely peach orange with lighter tips. A strong grower with well formed blooms.
ECG. 1.2m. 2002
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
Full sized quality flowers of golden yellow with hint of apricot. Compact grower.
Often a late starter from tubers! 0.9m. CEG. 1996
Superb lavender pink sport from ‘Kiwi Gloria’. Same excellent form. 1.1m. E. Needs
stopping about 10 days earlier than most. 1996
Deep cardinal-red flowers. Very free and early flowering. AM/G. 1.1m. CG. 1952
£2.75
£6.95
Embrace
Pale orange well formed blooms. Needs an early stop. 1.25m. CEG. 1999
£3.00
£6.95
Gracie S
Bright reddish purple. Free flowering for garden or showing. 1.2m C.E.G. 2003
£3.00
–
Golden yellow blends, good form. Grow 10-12 up for show. CEM. 1.2m. E.G.C
£3.35
–
Hayley Jane
Re-introduction of this creamy white with lilac purple tips. 1.2m. C.G. 1977
£2.75
–
Hillcrest Jersie
Apricot and yellow blends with weather resistant blooms. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2014
£3.00
–
Indian Summer
Vivid scarlet red colour and excellent habit. 1.1m. CEG. AGM. 1979
£3.00
–
£4.35
–
£4.35
–
Kilmorie
Well formed dusky pink, free flowering and weatherproof. Silver Medal winner at
NDS trials, Leeds. Raised by Peter Greenway, royalties from this variety will be
donated to the Cornwall Air Ambulance at his request. 1.2m. E.G.C. 2016
Lovely pink and yellow blends with well formed blooms. A share of proceeds from
the sale of this variety will be donated to the Cornwall Air Ambulance at the raiser,
Peter Greenway’s request. 1m. E G.C. 2016
Neat salmon apricot blooms with lemon base. 1.25m. CEG. 2002
£3.00
–
Kiwi Gloria
Top quality pale lavender pink. Benefits from an early stop. 1.1m. E. 1988
£2.75
–
Lavender Line
Clear lavender blooms. An easy and reliable grower. 1.2m. CEG. 1999
£2.75
£6.95
Lemon Elegans
Quality pale yellow blooms with good depth. 1.2m. ECG. AM/E. AGM. 1988
£3.00
£7.95
Oakwood
Goldcrest
Oreti Bliss
Yellow with occassional orange red central flush. One of the best for showing in this £3.00
section. Regular winner. Compact habit. E. 1.1m. 2006
Superb clean white blooms with excellent form on strong stems. 1.2m. EG. 2003
£3.00
£7.95
Avoca
Commanche
Carol’s Spanish
Dancer
Cherwell
Goldcrest
Deborah’s Kiwi
U t Greenway’s Zoe
U
U t Josudi Hercules
U t Josudi Telstar
U
Lovely free flowering lilac pink giving a superb garden show. 1.2m . C.G. 2005
£3.00
U t Pearsons Ben
Reliable free flowering bright red form the USA. 1.2m C.G. 1996
£2.75
–
Bright candy pink with white base. Grow 8-10up. 1.2m. EGC. 2004
£2.75
£6.95
Ruskin Marigold An early flowering reliable vivid orange for garden and cutting. 1m. CG. 1999
£2.75
–
Ruskin Myra
Light orange with yellow base. Reliable and free flowering. 1.2m. CEG. 2001
£2.75
£6.95
Ryecroft Pixie
Well formed blooms of strawberry pink. Compact habit. 1m. GEC. 2011
£3.00
£6.95
Ryecroft Zoe
CHERWELL
GOLDCREST (SSC)
DEBORAH'S KIWI
(SC)
DORIS DAY (SC)
EMBRACE (SC)
GRACIE S (MIN C)
GREENWAY'S ZOE
(SSC) (NEW)
HAYLEY JANE
(SSC) (NEW)
HILLCREST JERSIE
(SC)
INDIAN SUMMER
(SC)
JOSUDI TELSTAR
(MIN C) (NEW)
KILMORIE (SSC)
KIWI GLORIA (SSC)
LAVENDER LINE
(SC)
LEMON ELEGANS
(SSC)
OAKWOOD
GOLDCREST (SSC)
ORETI BLISS (SC)
PARKLAND RAVE
(SC) (NEW)
PEARSONS BEN
(SSC) (NEW)
RUSKIN MYRA
(SSC)
RYECROFT PIXIE
(MIN C)
TOM McCLELLAND
(MIN C)
TRELYN KIWI (SC)
WESTON
BUCCANEER
(MIN C)
WESTON PIRATE
(MIN C)
JOSUDI HERCULES (MIN C) (NEW)
–
£7.95
U
Sue’s Kilmorie
U
Tom McClelland
Peach/orange with a lemon centre. Best when grown 9-10 up. Full size blooms with £3.00
plenty of depth and excellent form. ECG. 1.2m. 2006
Lovely light lemon with pale apricot shadings, more intense when covered. Early
£3.00
flowering doing well outside. Grow 8 up. 1.25m E.C.G 2012
Orange bronze with excellent form when grown in pots. 1.4m E.G.C. 2010
£3.35
Trelyn Kiwi
White with a faint lavender flush. Needs an early stop. 1.2m E.G. 1996
£2.75
£6.95
Weston
Buccaneer
Weston Pirate
Free flowering rich purple. 1.2m. E.G.C.
£3.00
£6.95
Deep blood red of excellent form. A regular winner. 1.2m. CEG. AGM. 1998
£3.00
–
£3.00
£6.95
£2.75
–
Weston Spanish Outstanding bi-colour of bright scarlet with yellow base. Needs double stop if
Dancer
showing as a miniature. 1.2m. CEG. AGM. 2000
White Swallow
The best white in this section for garden and cutting. 1.2m CG. 1966
CAROL'S SPANISH
DANCER (MIN C)
£7.95
U t Parkland Rave
Ruskin Andrea
AVOCA
COMMANCHE (SSC)
RUSKIN ANDREA
(SSC)
RUSKIN MARIGOLD
(SSC)
£7.95
£7.95
SUE'S KILMORIE (SSC)
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For Garden Ready Plants please add £2.00 each to Mini Plant prices - See page 3
RYECROFT ZOE (SSC)
WESTON SPANISH
DANCER
(DUAL SC/MIN C)
For more information and to order online please visit www.hallsofheddon.co.uk
WHITE SWALLOW
(SSC)
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SMALL AND MINIATURE BALL
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.
MINI
PLANT
Amy Cave
Superb blooms of purple maroon. Equal to any in section. 1.1m. E.C.G. 2007
£3.00
–
Aurora’s Kiss
Deepest wine crimson almost black. 1.1m. C.E.G. 1997
£2.75
£6.95
Blyton Lady In
Red
Blyton Softer
Gleam
Carstone Valliant
Bright red blooms which hold colour well. Erect vigorous habit with good stems for
cutting. E.C.G. 1.4m 2005
Lovely soft orange with paler base. Excellent form and good strong stems. ECG.
1.2m. AGM. AM/E. 2003.
Pillarbox red with excellent stems. A true ball! 1.1m. E.C.G. 2008
£3.00
–
£3.00
–
£3.00
£7.95
Charlie Briggs
Brightest orange/bronze with good full sized blooms. 1.2m. ECG. 2001
£3.00
–
Eyecatching bright orange with burnt orange reverse. 1.4m. C.E.G. 2006
£3.00
–
t Cherwell Linnet
U t Clearview Daniel Bright yellow with good form. 1.2m. E.C.G
U
U
U
TUBER
£3.00
–
Cornel
A classic ball Dahlia! Superb unfading red. Weather resistant. 1.1m. CEG. 1994
£2.75
£6.95
Dorothy Rose
Stunning rich purple, lighter undertones. Good for cutting. 1.2m. G.C. 2011
£3.00
£6.95
Hamari Rose
Rose pink with classic ball form. 1m. EG. AGM. 1993
£2.75
£6.95
Ivanetti
Superb dark maroon purple. Excellent form and habit. 1.1m. CEG. 1999
£2.75
£6.95
Jomanda
Excellent terracotta orange. A show bench favourite. 1.4m. CEG. AGM. 1996
£2.75
–
L’Ancresse
Immaculate white blooms with faint lavender flush. 1.2m. EG. 1982
£2.75
£6.95
L.A.T.E.
Orange and peach blends. Wonderful dahlia for all purposes. 1.5m. CEG. 1999
£2.75
£6.95
Lemon Zing
Lemon yellow with excellent form. 1.25m. CEG. 1999
£2.75
£6.95
Mary’s Jomanda Rich magenta pink. A show bench favourite. 1.4m. CEG. AGM. 2002
£2.75
–
Megan Dean
Lavender pink with white base of excellent form. E.C.G. 1.5m. 2006
£3.00
£6.95
Raspberry
Valliant
Rossendale
Natasha
Ruskin Tangerine
Rich raspberry red sport from Carstone Valliant. Same good form with strong
£3.00
stems. 1.1m C.E.G. 2013
Pure white blooms of neatest form. A reliable grower with good strong stems E.C.G. £3.00
1.2m. 2005
Reliable bright orange for garden and cutting. Needs an early stop. 1m. CG. 1994
£2.75
£7.95
Ruth Ann
Lovely free flowering orange, good stems for cutting. 1.5m CG. CEM 2016
£3.00
–
Ryecroft Laura
Excellent yellow with show winning form. 1.2m. CEG. 2008
£2.75
£6.95
Ryecroft Yellow
Orb
Westerton Folly
True miniature ball. Yellow flowers held well above the foliage. Grow 8 up. CGE.
1.2m. 2011
Full bodied bright pink. Weatherproof. AGM. 1.2m. EG. 2010
£3.00
£7.95
£3.00
–
AMY CAVE (SB)
AURORA'S KISS (MIN B)
BLYTON LADY IN RED
(MIN B)
BLYTON SOFTER GLEAM
(SB)
CARSTONE VALLIANT
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
CHARLIE BRIGGS (SB)
CHERWELL LINNET
(SB) (NEW)
CLEARVIEW DANIEL
(MIN B) (NEW)
CORNEL
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
DOROTHY ROSE (SB)
HAMARI ROSE
(MIN B)
IVANETTI
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
JOMANDA
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
L'ANCRESSE
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
L.A.T.E. (MIN B)
LEMON ZING
(MIN B)
MARY'S JOMANDA
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
ROSSENDALE NATASHA
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
RUSKIN TANGERINE
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
£6.95
£6.95
RASPBERRY VALLIANT
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
POMPOM AND BALL DAHLIA COLLECTION
Pompons 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.
SMB5
5 Assorted Small/Miniature Balls
SMB10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Balls
POM5
5 Assorted Small/Miniature Poms
£11.75
GARDEN
READY TUBERS
£21.75
£24.75
£21.00
£41.00
–
£24.75
£11.75
£21.75
POM10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Poms
£21.00
£41.00
–
SMP5
£11.75
£21.75
£24.75
£21.00
£41.00
–
5 Assorted Small/Miniature Poms & Balls
SMP10 5 pairs Assorted Small/Miniature Poms
& Balls
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MINI
PLANT
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 3
MEGAN DEAN
(DUAL SB / MIN B)
RUTH ANN (MIN B)
GROWING TIP
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.
RYECROFT LAURA (MIN B)
RYECROFT YELLOW
ORB (MIN B)
WESTERTON FOLLY (SB)
For abbreviations please see page 3
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POMPOM
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.
U
U
MINI
PLANT
TUBER
Aurwen’s Violet
Rich dark purple. 1.1m. EG. 1998
£2.75
£6.95
Franz Kafka
Free flowering with masses of lilac pink flowers. 1.2m. G.E.C. 1974
£3.00
£6.95
Gurtla Twilight
A pompon of precise form; white base with pink blush. 1.1m. E. 1996
£3.00
–
Irish Glow
Lovely bright orange from America. Should do well. CEM. 1.2m G.E.
£3.35
–
Jodie Wilkinson
Lovely apricot with lemon tones. CEM. 1.2m. C.E.G. 2012
£3.00
£7.95
Johann
Nicely formed blooms of glowing red. 1m. EG. 1971
£2.75
£6.95
Lakeland Polly
Vibrant magenta pink fading to a white base. Very neat flowers. 1.2m E.G. 2001
£3.00
£6.95
Lismore Carol
Vibrant orange-red sport from “Minley Carol”. Identical good form. 1.1m. EG. 2000
£2.75
£6.95
Lismore Moonlight True yellow pom of quality. 1.1m. EG. 1998
£3.00
–
Martin’s Yellow
From New Zealand, a pure clear yellow. 1m. EG. 1980
£3.00
–
Minley Carol
Excellent light orange with yellow blends to base. AGM. 1.1m. EG. 1983
£2.75
£6.95
Moor Place
Deep maroon purple. Reliable. HC. 1.1m. EG. AM/E. 1957
£2.75
–
Ms. Kennedy
Rich flame orange. Medaled at Golden Acre Park 2014 1.5m E.G.C. (USA 2011)
£3.00
£7.95
Noreen
Pink fading to base of petals. 1.1m. EG. 1962
£2.75
£6.95
Nuland’s Josephine
Rhonda
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
Perfect pale lilac. 1m. EG. 1947
£3.00
–
£3.00
–
Small World
Still the best white pompon occasionally with purple fleck 1.1m. EG. AGM. 1967
£2.75
–
Willo’s Borealis
Superb lavender blooms of exhibition quality. 1.1m. E. 1978
£2.75
–
Willo’s Surprise
Intense wine red. 1.1m. EG. 1964
£2.75
–
Willo’s Violet
Violet with white base and superb form. 1.1m. EG. 1937
2.75
£6.95
£3.00
–
Winkie Lambrusco Outstanding orange red from Australia. Strong growing habit. 1.5m. G.E.C. 2013
AURWEN'S VIOLET
(POM)
FRANZ KAFKA
(L POM)
GURTLA TWILIGHT
(POM)
IRISH GLOW (POM)
JODIE WILKINSON
(L POM)
JOHANN (POM)
LAKELAND POLLY
(POM)
LISMORE CAROL
(POM)
LISMORE
MOONLIGHT (POM)
MARTIN'S
YELLOW (POM)
MINLEY CAROL
(POM)
MOOR PLACE
(POM)
MS. KENNEDY
(L POM)
NOREEN (POM)
NULAND'S
JOSEPHINE (L POM)
RHONDA (POM)
SMALL WORLD
(POM)
WILLO'S BOREALIS
(POM)
WILLO'S SURPRISE
(POM)
WILLO'S VIOLET
(POM)
WINKIE
LAMBRUSCO (POM)
ART DECO PP
(DOUBLE ORCHID)
ART NOUVEAU PP
(DOUBLE ORCHID)
(PAEONY) BISHOP
OF CANTERBURY
ELLEN HUSTON
PP (MISC)
HEATHER LINFORD
PP (SSC FIM)
MAGENTA
MAGIC (SINGLE)
MOONFIRE
(SINGLE)
PARK PRINCESS
(SC)
PRESTON PARK
(SINGLE)
BEDDING
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.
U
Art Deco
Burnished bronze with copper reverse. 30-40cms. AGM. PBR. PP.
£2.75
–
Art Nouveau
Striking pink with purple reverse. 30-40cms. AGM. PBR. PP.
£2.75
–
Bishop of
Canterbury
City of Leiden
Single cerise purple flowers with contrasting beetroot coloured foliage which makes £2.75
a very attractive garden plant. Also good in pots. 75cms. 2004
Unusual coral pink with dark foliage. 50cms. G. PP. 2004
£2.75
–
U t Crème de Cassis Stunning pale lilac flowers with purple reverse and same coloured centre. Good
choice for pots. 60cms. G. 2014
Ellen Huston
Double orange-scarlet with dark purple foliage. 35cms. AGM. PP. 1975
–
£3.00
–
£2.75
–
U
Heather Linford
Soft yellow double flowers on compact plants. Ideal for pots. G. PP. 2013
£2.75
–
U
Magenta Magic
Dark magenta petals, edged light pink. Purplish/black foliage. 50cms.
£2.75
–
U
Matilda Huston
Vivid cerise red; will become very popular. (NZ). 60cms. 1978
£2.75
–
Moonfire
Eye-catching deep gold with vermillion centre. Dark Foliage. 60cms. AGM. 1998
£2.75
–
Park Princess
Flowers bright pink with white base. 60 cms. 1959
£2.75
–
Preston Park
Scarlet flowers and almost black foliage. 30cms. AGM. 1969
£2.75
–
U
Rosamunde
Lilac pink flowers with dark eye and almost black foliage. C.G. 1997
£2.75
–
U
Spanish
Conquest
Tudor 1
Yellow Hammer
Very free flowering orange with bronze reverse. Good in the garden for the front of
the border and in pots. Raiser Ken Stock. 45cm. PP. 2008
Creamy-primrose flowers with chocolate centre and dark foliage. 30cms. PP. 2003
Yellow flowers with contrasting black foliage. 45cms. AGM. 1966
£2.75
–
£2.75
£2.75
–
–
U
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For Garden Ready Plants please add £2.00 each to Mini Plant prices - See page 3
CITY OF LEIDEN
(DOUBLE MIN SC)
MATILDA HUSTON
(DOUBLE) (SSC)
CRÉME DE CASSIS (DOUBLE) (NEW)
FOR DETAILS OF THE
BEDDING AND PATIO DAHLIA
COLLECTIONS WE OFFER
PLEASE SEE PAGE 10
ROSAMUNDE
(MISC)
SPANISH
CONQUEST PP
TUDOR 1
PP (SEMI-DOUBLE)
YELLOW HAMMER
(SINGLE)
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GENERAL TERMS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
THIS CATALOGUE CANCELS ALL PREVIOUS CATALOGUES. PRICES QUOTED APPLY UNTIL 30th JUNE 2017.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ORDERING.
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 Early June. Orders for other than our special collections must be received before April 1st.
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
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 North
NO PROTECTION - not before end April in the South and early May in the North.
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, 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 Post
Garden Ready Dahlias: £6.95 regardless of the number of plants ordered. Sent 1st Class Post
Please 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.
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 CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Apply only when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered.
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.
EACH RATE
£2.60 each
£3.00 each
£4.00 each
3-4 plants
£2.40 each
£2.80 each
£3.70 each
5-9 plants
£2.20 each
£2.60 each
£3.40 each
10 + plants
£1.95 each
£2.35 each
£3.00 each
ABBREVIATIONS
NCS Classification Details:-
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).
C
Cutting
3a - Large November Incurve
3b - Medium November Incurve
E
Exhibition Variety
5a - Large November Intermediate
5b - Medium November Intermediate
AM Award of Garden Merit
13a- Large October Incurve
13b - Medium October Incurve
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.
PC Preliminary
Commendation
14a - Large October Reflex
14b - Medium October Reflex
15a - Large October Intermediate
15b - Medium October Intermediate
PD Preliminary Diploma
23a - Large September Incurve
23b- Medium September Incurve
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.
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*
Ability to flower outside 24a - Large September Reflex
without protection.
25a - Large September Intermediate
24b - Medium September Reflex
♦
First appearance in
catalogue.
29c(19c) - September (October) Reflexing Spray
29a - September Anenome Spray
25b - Medium September Intermediate
29d(19d) - September (October) Single Spray 29e - September Intermediate Spray
CHRYSANTHEMUM CULTURAL INFORMATION
Halls 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.
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EARLY FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOOMS
SEPTEMBER FLOWERING
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
EARLY INCURVE BLOOMS
BRONZE MAX RILEY
EGRET
MUSIC
PETER ROWE
STEVE PACKHAM
BRONZE MATLOCK
CHRISTOPHER LAWSON
COURTIER
DORRIDGE CRYSTAL
GAMBIT
GEORGE GRIFFITHS
GOLDEN COURTIER
HERBIE McCAULEY
JOHN LOWRY
JOYCE FOUNTAIN
MAXINE CHARLTON
MEMBURY
PEACH COURTIER
THOROUGHBRED
VENICE
YELLOW COURTIER
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 reasonably
weather proof.
23b * Bronze Max Riley
23b
Egret
Striking bronze of tightly incurving form. AGM. CE. (15/4) 1.2m 1993
Classic white incurve which is a regular winner. E. PC/E. (1/5) 1.4m. 1985
23b * Max Riley
Hard petalled true incurve of deepest yellow. PCE. AGM. (15/4) 1.2m. 1988
23b
Music
Excellent true incurve of an attractive bright pink. CE. (15/4) 1.4m. 1991
23b
Peter Rowe
Tightly incurved deep yellow. AMC/E. (25/4) 1.2m. 1974
23b
Steve Packham
Outstanding white incurve. Raised by Harry Lawson. (28/3). 2013
MAX RILEY
APRICOT COURTIER
EARLY REFLEX BLOOMS
Blooms have dropping 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 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 reasonably weather proof.
24a
Apricot Courtier
24b * Bronze Matlock
Fine apricot sport from ‘Courtier’. E. (11/5) 1.2m. 1985
Rich bronze sport from ‘Matlock’ with same superb form. CE. (15/5) 1.2m. 1992
24b
Christopher Lawson
Superb bright crimson reflex for exhibition. E. AME. DE. (1/4) 1.5m. 1994
24a
Courtier
Deeply reflexing blooms of bright pink. Superb form. PCE. AME. E. (1/5) 1.2m. 1982
24a
Dorridge Crystal
Immaculate shining white reflex. E. (15/4) 1.2m. 1988
24a
Gambit
Enormous cerise pink reflex. AME. E.(15/5) 1.2m. 1979
24b * George Griffiths
Dark red fully reflexed blooms for exhibition. E. AGM. (25/4) 1.4m. 1979
24a
Golden Courtier
Deep gold sport of ‘Apricot Courtier’. E. PC/E. (1/5) 1.2m. 1990
24b
Herbie McCauley
Very neat pure white exhibition reflex. Grow 2 up. PCE. PDE. (1/5) 1.2m. 2007
24a
John Lowry
Light purple reflex. Much admired. (14/4) 1.2m. 2007
24a
Joyce Fountain
Burgundy red with pink tones on maturity and good exhibition form. AME. (1/4) 1.2m. 2003
24b * Matlock
24b
Glowing vermillion red. Neat form and good depth. CE. (15/5) 1.2m. 1986
Maxine Charlton
24b * Membury
Lovely clear shell pink. E.C. (10/4) 1.2m. 2009.
Bright flame scarlet of ideal habit. PCC. C. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 1978
24a
Peach Courtier
Beautiful pure peach sport from ‘Courtier’. E. (1/5) 1.2m. 1993
24b
Thoroughbred
Very large dark purple blooms of deep reflexing form E. PC/E. (25/4) 1.3m. 1994
24b
Venice
An extremely neat reflex of vivid pink. Outstanding. AME. E. (25/4) 1.2m. 1978
24a
Yellow Courtier
Distinct light yellow sport from ‘Courtier’.PCE. E. (1/5) 1.2m. 1991
PERMANENT MARKER PENS £2.25 each P&P free
Available as Fine and Medium tip. Please specify
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MATLOCK
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EARLY INTERMEDIATE BLOOMS
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 reasonably weather proof.
25b * Alec Bedser
Large incurving blooms of light yellow. (5/5) 1m. 1960
25b * Allouise
Delightful clear pink, broad petalled incurving blooms. C. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 1976
25b * Astro
Slightly incurving bloom of rich orange. C. (20/4) 1.5m.
ALEC BEDSER
25a
Bill Wade
White intermediate of immense size and excellent form. PCE. E. (1/4) 1.2m. 1980
25b
Clapham Delight
Very large cream incurve of superb form. E. PD/E. PC/E. (25/3) 1.1m. 1997
25b
Cornetto
Excellent chrome yellow which produces real quality flowers. PCC/E.(10/5) 1.1m. 1988
25b * Dana
Light yellow incurve which is excellent for cutting. C. AGM. (1/5) 1.1m. 1990
25a * Deva Glow
Bright yellow for exhibition or garden. C.E. (25/4) 1.2m. 1980
25a
Doris Ozall
Crisp, hard petalled white intermediate E. PC/C. PC/E. (25/4) 1.2m. 1990
25b * 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. 1993
25a
Malcolm Perkins
Bright yellow. Grown 2 up. E. (1/4) 1.5m. 1987
25b
Millennium
Light yellow of excellent form. CD. PD/E. PC/E. AGM. (25/4) 1.5m. 1999
25b * Orange Allouise
Bright orange bronze. C. (10/5) 1.2m.
25b * Primrose Allouise
A delightful creamy-primrose sport. C. AMG. (10/5)1.2m. 1993
25b * Promise
Deep rose pink intermediate with silver reverse. (5/5) 1.1m. 1963
25b * Red Regal Mist
Very weatherproof deep red. C.G. (15/4) 1.2m. 1979
25b * Regal Mist
Weatherproof, incurving rich purple. PCC. (15/4) 1.2m. 1974
25b * Salmon Allouise
Finest Salmon colour for cutting and the garden. C. (10/5) 1.2m. 1982
Savanah Charlton
25b * White Allouise
25b
BILL WADE
CLAPHAM DELIGHT
DEVA GLOW
DORIS OZALL
HANENBURG
JOHN HARRISON
ORANGE ALLOUISE
PRIMROSE ALLOUISE
PROMISE
REGAL MIST
SALMON ALLOUISE
SAVANAH CHARLTON
CORNETTO
DOROTHY STONE
DANA
Lovely pink with good size and form for exhibition. E. PC/E. (1/5) 1.5m. 2008
Lovely incurving white for cutting. C. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 1981
Yellow Clapham Delight Lovely yellow sport with the same good form as its parent. (25/3) 1.1m. 2006
EXHIBITION EARLY BLOOM
COLLECTION
• 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.
OUTDOOR BLOOMS FOR GARDEN
AND CUTTING COLLECTION
MALCOLM PERKINS
MILLENNIUM
• 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
E10 5 Pairs (10 Plants)
£19.50
G10 5 Pairs (10 Plants)
£19.50
E21 21 Pairs in 7 varieties (3 of each)
£37.75
G21 21 Pairs in 7 varieties (3 of each)
£37.75
E35 35 Pairs in 7 varieties (5 of each)
£57.75
G35 35 Pairs in 7 varieties (5 of each)
£57.75
E50 50 plants in at least 10 varieties
£77.50
G50 50 plants in at least 10 varieties
£77.50
RED REGAL MIST
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ASTRO
An unusual blend of amber and cream. PCE. (1/5) 1.2m. 2008
25b * Dorothy Stone
25a
ALLOUISE
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
WHITE ALLOUISE
YELLOW CLAPHAM DELIGHT
For abbreviations and NCS Classification details please see page 29
If you can why
not visit us in
September and
see the fields in
full flower. Over
15000 plants
in almost 500
varieties.
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MID-SEASON FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOOMS
OCTOBER FLOWERING
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
BRYONY WADE
JOHN HUGHES
JOYCE FRIEDA
KAY WOOLMAN
LAKELANDERS
MICHELLE PRESTON
PRIMROSE JOHN
HUGHES
YELLOW JOHN HUGHES
ALLYSON PEACE
BILL HOLDEN
CREAM PATRICIA
MILLAR
MID-SEASON INCURVE BLOOMS
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.
13b
Bryony Wade
Tightly formed light purple (15/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 2004
13b
John Hughes
First class pure white incurve. PCE. AME. 1/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 1974
13b
Joyce Frieda
Superb tightly incurved bloom of bright yellow. PC/E. 10/4 (20/6) 1.4m. 2001
13b
Kay Woolman
Pure white incurve of the highest quality. PD/E.(1/4 and 1/6) 1.2m. 1995
13b
Lakelanders
Refined pink incurve of excellent form. PCE. (10/4 and 10/6) 1.5m. 1987
13b
Lorna Wood
Hard petalled white PCE. CH 1/4 and (1/6) 1.4m. 1989
13b
Michelle Preston
Immaculate yellow incurve with perfect finish. PC/E.(5/4 and 25/5) 1.1m. 1994
13b
Primrose John Hughes Primrose sport from ‘John Hughes’. PCE. 1/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 1983
13b
Yellow John Hughes
Yellow. AMG. 1/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 1978
LORNA WOOD
MID-SEASON REFLEX BLOOMS
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.
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. 2007
14b
Cream Patricia Millar
Lovely cream sport. AME. 5/4 and (20/6). 1.2m. 1996
14b
Doreen Statham
Immaculate blooms of deep crimson. PCE. AME. (20/4 and 20/6) 1.5m. 1993
14b
Harry Lawson
Very well formed deep velvet red. 1.5m 20/3 and (5/6). 2015
14b
Jimmy Tranter
Reddish bronze with good depth. E. PDE. PCE. 10/4 and (20/6). 1.2m. 2007
14b
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. 1987
14b
Patricia Millar
Beautiful salmon pink reflex of excellent form. (5/4 and 20/6). 1.2m. 1985
14b
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. 1994
14b
Rose Patricia Millar
Superb reflex of lively rose pink. (5/4 and 20/6). 1.2m. 1993
4b
Woolman’s Venture
Rich purple reflex of neatest form. PD/E. (15/4 and 15/6) 1.6m. 1995.
DOREEN STATHAM
HARRY LAWSON
JOHN WINGFIELD
PATRICIA MILLAR
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
JIMMY TRANTER
PEACH JOHN WINGFIELD
GROWING TIP
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.
PINK JOHN WINGFIELD
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JOHN RILEY
ROSE PATRICIA MILLAR
WOOLMAN'S VENTURE
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MID-SEASON INTERMEDIATE BLOOMS
Useful 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.
BILLY BELL
CLARKSDALE
DOREEN HALL
GEOFF BRADY
HAROLD LAWSON
HELEN LOUISE
KIMBERLEY MARIE
SARAH LOUISE
WILLIAM FLORENTINE
YELLOW BILLY BELL
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
15a
Billy Bell
Immense and popular white. E. 1/4 and (5/6) 1.2m. 1999
15b
Clarksdale
Glowing light bronze with good form. PCE. PDE.E 10/4 and (10/6) 1.2m. 2008
15a
Doreen Hall
Large light pink. Grow 2 up for exhibition. PCE. 25/3 1.1m. 1979
15b
Geoff Brady
Superb large intermediate of red with gold reverse. AM/E. 5/4 and (5/6) 1.2m. 1995
15b
Harold Lawson
Light bronze of exceptional quality. PCE. AM/E. (25/5) 1.6m. 1993
15b
Helen Louise
Light yellow with excellent form. PCE. PDE. E.C. 25/3 and (10/6) 1.4m. 2008
15b
Kimberley Marie
Vibrant orange. C.E. PCC/E 5/4 and (5/6) 1.5m.1987
15b
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. 1985
15a
Yellow Billy Bell
Yellow sport with striking form. E 1/4 and (5/6) 1.2m
COLD GREENHOUSE
COLLECTION
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, £19.50
REFLEXED DECORATIVE
COLLECTION
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,
£19.50
WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL CHRSANTHEMUM
SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS:UNDERSTANDING CHYRYSANTHEMUMS
An insight into why Chrysanthemums flower when they do and how we 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 GUIDE
An essential cultural reference full of useful information in a basic, easy
to read format, published by the National Chrysanthemum Society.
£3.95
(Inc. postage)
GROWING CHRYSANTHEMUMS WITH ALAN & TREVOR
This 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 Watson of Norfolk
Chrysanthemum Association.
Running time approx. 1hr 40 mins
£7.95 (Inc. postage)
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For abbreviations and NCS Classification details please see page 29
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LATE SEASON FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUM BLOOMS
NOVEMBER FLOWERING
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
LATE INCURVE BLOOMS
DARREN PUGH
GLADYS EMERSON
HEATHER JAMES
POLAR GEM
RED SHIRLEY MODEL
WHITE FAIRWEATHER
WOOLMAN'S STAR
BALCOME PERFECTION
BEACON
BRONZE CASSANDRA
CASSANDRA
ELIZABETH LAWSON
GOLDEN CASSANDRA
MAY SHOESMITH
RED BALCOMBE
PERFECTION
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.
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. 1972
3a
Polar Gem
Excellent true incurved white with green centre. AM/E. (5/4 and 20/6) 1.1m. 1967
3a
Red Shirley Model
Lovely wine-red with copper-bronze reverse. PCE. (10/4 and 20/6) 1.4m. 1967
3b
White Fairweather
Top class white E.C. (15/5) 1m. 1978
3a
Woolman’s Star
Large light yellow of perfect form. PCE (5/4 and 10/6) 1.5m. 1988
LATE INTERMEDIATE BLOOMS
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.
5b
Balcombe Perfection
Large full blooms of amber-bronze for December. AM. (20/5) 1/7.1.2m. 1950
5b
Beacon
A superior bloom of very bright red with gold reverse. AGM. (20/5). 1/7.1.2m. 1956
5b
Bronze Cassandra
Large semi-incurving bronze for December. AGM. (20/5) 5/7.1.2m. 1973
5b
Cassandra
Large semi-incurving pink for December. AGM. (20/5) 5/7. 1.2m. 1972
5b
Elizabeth Lawson
Top class yellow for exhibition. AME. PDE. (10/4 and 5/6) 1.5m. 1994
5b
Golden Cassandra
Large semi-incurving deep gold (20/5) 5/7.1.2m. 1979
5a
May Shoesmith
Large incurving white for Christmas. AGM. (15/5). 25/6. 1.5m. 1949.
5b
Red sport from this well-known variety.December. (20/5) 1/7. 1.2m. 1951
5b
Red Balcombe
Perfection
Sam Vinter
5b
White Cassandra
Large semi-incurving creamy white for December. (20/5) 5/7. 1.5m. 1978
5b
Yellow May Shoesmith Fine incurving yellow for December and Christmas. (15/5) 25/6. 1.5m.
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Pure white intermediate of very large size. PCE. (20/5) 1.5m. 1972
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
GROWING TIP
As with Dahlias, whether growing
indoors or out, it is important to support
the flowering stems with canes or
stakes, regularly tying them in as the
plants grow.
SAM VINTER
WHITE CASSANDRA
YELLOW MAY
SHOESMITH
INCURVE AND INTERMEDIATE
DECORATIVE COLLECTION
DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS
FLOWERING COLLECTION
N10 - The most popular of the greenhouse
D10 - Specially selected from the later flowering
10 plants of our choice in 5 varieties for
flowering in the greenhouse from October to
November £19.50
10 plants of our choice in 5 varieties for
flowering end of November to December
£19.50
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.
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.
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LARGE AND MEDIUM EXHIBITION BLOOMS
These 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
The following varieties all £3.00 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.80 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.60 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £2.35 each.
1
Amber Gigantic
1
Elizabeth Shoesmith Rich purple blooms with silvery reverse. 1.8m. PCE Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 1973
1
Gigantic
Old but still popular variety. Salmon bronze. 1.8m Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 1962
1
Harry Gee
Good quality rich pink blooms. 1.8m . PCE. AME. Stop 10/4 and again 10/6. 1967
2
Lundy
One of the best whites. PCE. 1.8m. Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 1971
1
Ralph Lambert
Lovely amber bronze. Stop 10/4 and again 10/6. 1987. PCE
1
Shirley Primrose
Outstanding primrose blooms. Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 1940
AMBER GIGANTIC
ELIZABETH SHOESMITH
GIGANTIC
HARRY GEE
LUNDY
RALPH LAMBERT
SHIRLEY PRIMROSE
CHESAPEAKE
CORAL REEF
GOLDEN RAIN
GOLDEN SPLENDOUR
KIYOMI NO MEISUI
SALHOUSE JOY
SENKYO KENSHIN
SYMPHONY
BRIERTON VIOLET
GOLDEN WOOLMAN'S
GLORY
KATHERINE
STEPHENSON
ROSE KATHERINE
STEPHENSON
SHEILA COLES
WOOLMAN'S GLORY
Immense amber blooms of good depth. 1.8m Stop 21/3 and again 20/5. 1987
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
GREENHOUSE FANTASY CHRYSANTHEMUMS
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.
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. top (10/4 and 5/7) 1.5m. 2004
10b
Golden Rain
Lovely yellow, petals curl at the tips like raindrops! (Stop 20/3 and 10/6) AGM. 1.5m. 1999
10a
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. 2005
10a
Salhouse Joy
Light purple thread like petals. PCE. PDE. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 2000
10a
Senkyo Kenshin
Light orange bronze with deeper centre. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.6m. 2005
10a
Symphony
A lovely light orange bronze. (Stop 25/4 and 25/6) 1.5m. 1999
GREENHOUSE SINGLE BLOOM CHRYSANTHEMUMS
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: 17 - October, 7 - November, a- Large Flowered, b - Medium Flowered
17b
Brierton Violet
7a
Golden Woolman’s
Rich golden sport with flowers 8-10” across. Stop 1/4 and again 25/5. AME. 1.6m 1962
Glory
Katherine Stephenson Oyster pink with an excellent exhibition form. Stop 15/4 and 1/6. AME. 1.2m. 1985
7b
Creamy white with excellent form. Stop 15/3 and again 10/6. PCE. PDE. (2002). 1.5m.
Primrose Katherine
Stephenson
Red Woolman’s Glory
Primrose sport with the same attributes. Stop 15/4 and 1/6. 1.2m 1995
Bright rose pink sport. Stop 15/4 and 1/6. 1.2m. 2001
7b
Rose Katherine
Stephenson
Sheila Coles
7a
Woolman’s Glory
Amber bronze with flowers 8-10” across. Stop 1/4 and again 25/5. AME. 1.6m.
7b
7b
7b
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Large flowers of reddish bronze. Stop 1/4 and again 25/5. AME. 1.6m.
Excellent dark red. Stop 15/4 and again 1/6. PCE. PDE. 1.4m. 1999.
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
PRIMROSE KATHERINE
RED WOOLMAN'S
STEPHENSON
GLORY
GROWING TIP
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.
ASSORTED GREENHOUSE CHRYSANTHEMUM COLLECTION
These collections of our choice will include Incurved, Intermediate
and Reflexed Chrysanthemums for flowering October-December
Collection A21 21 Plants in 7 distinct varieties
£37.75
Collection A35 35 Plants in 7 distinct varieties
£57.75
For abbreviations and NCS Classification details please see page 29
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SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUM - GENERAL INFORMATION
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.
BRONZE DEE GEM
CHATSWORTH
DEE GEM
HEIDE
KAREN TAYLOR
LINDA
MYSS DEBBIE
MYSS DOROTHY
MYSS RIHANNA
MYSS SAFFRON
PAT BAHN
PENNINE BULLION
PENNINE POINT
PENNINE SWAN
PURPLE DEE GEM
RED PENNINE GIFT
ROEN SARAH
ROSIE LYTTLE (NEW)
TERRY BROOK
YELLOW HEIDE
NEW AND RECENT RELEASES pictured on pages 41 & 43
♦Rosie Lyttle (29c)
(NEW) Mid pink reflexing double spray from Rod Fox is named after his granddaughter. Destined to
do well this will carry 5-6 good sized flowers from a mid May stop. Slender plants grow to 1.2m.
♦Cerisa (29d)
(NEW) A very promising rich cerise pink raised by Rod Fox. Evenly spaced flowers on good length
pedicels have good even sized central discs. This will do well inside or out, but growing under cover
does help keep the disc clean. Suggested stopping date is early May.1.2m. E.G.C. 2016.
The above varieties all £4.00 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £3.70 each, 5-9 plants of the
same variety £3.40 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £3.00 each.
Alyece Shaw (29d)
Large petalled bright red. Flowers have good even pedicels. Needs an early stop. 1.4m (25/4)
♦Pacific Lady (29d)
(NEW) Bright yellow single spray from Rod Fox. Growing to about 1.2m this lovely variety has clear bright yellow flowers with nice form and capable of producing a level, well-spaced flower head that will withstand the weather well. It was registered 2015 at Harrogate. Requires a mid-May stop.
The above varieties all £3.00 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.80 each, 5-9 plants of the
same variety £2.60 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £2.35 each.
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
EARLY DOUBLE FLOWERED SPRAYS
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.
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. 1949
29c
Dee Gem
Eye-catching lilac with purple centres. E. Sept/Oct. AGM. (5/5) 1m. 1978
29c
Heide
Reliable sparkling white for garden and cutting. AGM. 1m (1/6). 1973
29c
Karen Taylor
Strong growing non-fading red double. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 1998
22c
Linda
Heather pink with attractive dark centre. AGM. (1/5) 1.2m. 1994
29e
Myss Debbie
Bright shiny buttercup yellow. PCE. (15/5) 1.2m. 2006
29c
Myss Dorothy
Reflexing creamy white, excellent form and good flower placement. E. PCE. (10/5) 1.2m
29c
Myss Rihanna
Lovely deep red exhibition ECG. (7/5) 1.2m. 2008
29c
Myss Saffron
Bright yellow with good sprays. Early Sept. PCE. PDE. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m
29c
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.
19c
Pennine Point
Purple double with an incurving form. Good for cutting. (10/5) 1.1m. 1998
29c
Pennine Swan
White with cream centre. E. Sept-Oct. (15/5) 1.3m. 1992
M10
5 Pairs (10 Plants)
£19.50
DOUBLE FLOWERED SPRAY
COLLECTION
• 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.
Purple Dee Gem
Rich purple sport of Dee Gem. (5/5). 1m. 2013
M21
21 Pairs in 7 varieties (3 of each)
£37.75
29c
Red Pennine Gift
Excellent red sport from ‘Pennine Gift’. Sept/Oct. (1/5) 1.2m.
29e
Roen Sarah
Bright bronze double of unusual intermediate form. PC/E. PD/E. (10/5) 1.1m. 2002
M35
35 Pairs in 7 varieties (5 of each)
£57.75
29e
Terry Brook
Light purple intermediate double. ECG (7/5) 1.1m. 2008
M50
50 plants in at least 10 varieties
£77.50
29c
Yellow Heide
Deep sparkling yellow of ideal habit. AGM. (1/5) 1m. 1995
40
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
SINGLE FLOWERED SPRAY
COLLECTION
• 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.
• Highly attractive to Butterflies and Bees.
SGL10 5 Pairs (10 Plants)
£19.50
SGL21 21 Pairs in 7 varieties (3 of each) £37.75
SGL35 35 Pairs in 7 varieties (5 of each) £57.75
SGL50 50 plants in at least 10 varieties
£77.50
For details of the varieties that may be
included please see pages 42-43
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EARLY SINGLE FLOWERED SPRAYS
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.
29d
Bronze Enbee Wedding Glowing light bronze sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 1990
29d
29d
Bronze Southway
Sheeba
Edina
29d
Enbee Wedding
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
A really delightful clear pink; excellent habit. AGM. PCC/E. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 1985
29d
Hoagy
An excellent bronze with large flowers on strong pedicels. D/ME. (10/5) 1.2m. 2010
29d
Honey Enbee Wedding Beautiful honey coloured sport. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 1991
29d
Natalie Sarah
29d
Orange Enbee Wedding Bright orange sport. E. (15/5) 1.2m.
29d
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. 2010
29d
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. 1990
29d
Peach Southway
Sheeba
Pennine Polo
Peach sport of this popular show variety. E.G.C. 1.2m. 2013
Glorious clear primrose sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 1994
29d
Primrose Enbee
Wedding
Rita McMahon
29d
Rose Enbee Wedding
Distinct rosy-purple sport. PC/E. E. (15/5) 1.2m. 1990
29d
Ruby Enbee Wedding
Rich ruby sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.2m. 1992
29d
Salmon Enbee Wedding Superb distinct salmon coloured sport. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 1992
29d
Southway Sheeba
Good reliable and easy to grow pink. PCC. PDC. AGM. (10/5) 1.2m. 1999
29d
Southway Shimmer
Excellent yellow for exhibition. PDC. (15/5) 1.2m. 2003
29d
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. 1995
29d
White Enbee Wedding
Purest white spray of beautiful form. (15/5) 1.2m. 1992
29d
Yellow Enbee Wedding Beautiful clear yellow sport. Excellent. (15/5) 1.2m. 1990
29d
29d
Rich bronze with the same qualities as its parent. (10/5) 1.2m. 2008
ALYECE SHAW
BRONZE ENBEE
WEDDING
BRONZE SOUTHWAY
SHEEBA
CERISA (NEW)
EDINA
ENBEE WEDDING
HOAGY
HONEY ENBEE WEDDING
NATALIE SARAH
ORANGE ENBEE
WEDDING
PACIFIC LADY (NEW)
PALOMA REDEYE
PALOMA REGENT
PALOMA SANDS
PEACH ENBEE WEDDING
PEACH SOUTHWAY
SHEEBA
PENNINE POLO
PRIMROSE ENBEE
WEDDING
RITA McMAHON
ROSE ENBEE WEDDING
RUBY ENBEE WEDDING
SALMON ENBEE
WEDDING
SOUTHWAY SHEEBA
SOUTHWAY SHIMMER
SOUTHWAY SLOE
Proven clear white. PCE. PDE. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 2006
A first class fresh coloured white with a green eye. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 1990
Rich yellow single for exhibition or cutting. E. PD/E. PD/C. (10/5) 1.2m. 1999
GARDEN SPRAY COLLECTION
• Our choice of double and single flowered varieties in a
good 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.
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S10
5 Pairs (10 Plants)
£19.50
S21
21 Pairs in 7 varieties (3 of each)
£37.75
S35
35 Pairs in 7 varieties (5 of each)
£57.75
S50
50 plants in at least 10 varieties
£77.50
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
GROWING TIP
A more even head of flowers on
each stem can be achieved on all
Spray varieties by removing the
terminal flower bud.
SOUTHWAY STRONTIUM
WHITE ENBEE WEDDING
YELLOW ENBEE WEDDING
For abbreviations and NCS Classification details please see page 29
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EARLY ANEMONE CENTRED SPARYS
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.
29a
Lucy
Gorgeous rich pink for exhibition and cutting. E. PC/E. AM.E. (10/5) 1.2m. 1994
29a
Mancetta Comet
Lovely red anemone spray of stylish form. (20/5) 1m. 1993
29a
Pennine Oriel
Beautiful silvery oyster, lemon centre. C.E. G. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 1982
29a
Yellow Pennine Oriel
Excellent yellow sport from ‘Pennine Oriel’. E. AGM. (15/5) 1.1m. 1986
LUCY
MANCETTA COMET
PENNINE ORIEL
YELLOW PENNINE ORIEL
CREAM ELEGANCE
(DOUBLE)
CRIMSON DELTA
(SINGLE)
CRIMSON NAURU
(DOUBLE)
DELTA
(SINGLE)
ELEGANCE
(DOUBLE)
FONDANT
(DOUBLE)
NAURU
(DOUBLE)
VIBRANT
(DOUBLE)
WIN
(DOUBLE)
YELLOW DELTA
(SINGLE)
BARBARA
BRAVO
CASSABLANCA
GLADYS
GOLDEN CHALICE
HOLLY
JENNY WREN
LIGHTHOUSE
LYNN
MORNING STAR
NICOLE
TRIUMPH
FOR DETAILS OF
THE GREENHOUSE
SPRAY
CRHYSANTHEMUM
COLLECTIONS
AND CHARM AND
CUSHION MUM
COLLECTIONS WE
OFFER PLEASE SEE
PAGES 46 AND 47.
GREENHOUSE SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS
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.
Cream Elegance
Dainty cream flowers, December. (20/6) 1.2m. 1984
Crimson Delta
Rosy crimson. mid-November. (1/7) 1.5m. 1989
9c
Crimson Nauru
Tight heads of crimson/rose. mid November. (1/7) 1.5m. 1994
9d
Delta
Bright pink, mid November (1/7) 1.5m. 1977
9c
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. 1953
9c
Win
Attractive bronze. Tall grower, November. (15/7) 1.6m. 1988
9d
Yellow Delta
Bright yellow, mid November. (1/7) 1.5m
9c
CHARM CHRYSANTHEMUMS including CUSHION MUMS
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.)
22
Barbara
Pompon type flowers of deep pink. 30-40cm. 1993
22
Bravo
Brightest crimson/red. 30-40cm. AGM.1995
12
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. 1982
22
Holly
Bright yellow of pompon form. 30-40cm. AGM. 1991
12
Jenny Wren
Orange buds opening salmon pink and fading to cream. 45cm. 1985
12
Lighthouse
Dainty white single flowers. October 45cm.
22
Lynn
Finest pink, compact habit. 30-40cm. AGM. 1992
12
Morning Star
Single creamy yellow flowers from mid October. Height 45cm. 1982
22
Nicole
White with creamy-yellow centre. 30-40cm. AGM. 1991
12
Redbreast
Bright red single flowers showing from end October. Height 45cm. 1982
12
Ringdove
Single light purple flowers up to 3cm across from mid October. Height 40cm. 1982
22
Robin
Flowers of attractive orange bronze. 30-40cm. 1995
22
Triumph
Yellow with bronze centre. 30-40cm.
The above varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of the
same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
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Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
REDBREAST
RINGDOVE
ROBIN
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KOREAN, RUBELLUMS AND HARDY GARDEN SPRAYS
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.
AUNT MILLICENT (K)
DAPHNE DAVIES
EMPEROR OF CHINA (R)
GRANDCHILD (K)
MARY (K)
MAUVE GEM (K)
NELL GWYNN (K)
PERCY SALTER
PERRY'S PEACH (K)
RUBY MOUND (K)
RUBY RAYNOR
The following varieties all £2.60 each. 3-4 plants of the same variety £2.40 each, 5-9 plants of
the same variety £2.20 each, 10 or more plants of the same variety £1.95 each.
21d
Aunt Millicent (K)
Bright silver pink single, very prolific and bushy. Flowers Oct-Nov. 60 cm. AGM.
29d
Daphne Davies
Ivory white to pale peach with flowers ageing to pink. AGM. 90cms. C.G. Aug-Sept.
21d
Emperor of China (R)
Silvery pink double with leaves turning beetroot red with age. 90cm. Oct-Nov.
21c
Grandchild (K)
Bright mauve pink double. Flowers mid August to September. Height 45cm. AGM. 1973
21f
Mary (K)
Single cream partly quilled flowers. Height 65cm. Hardy upright grower. Sept.
21d
Mary Stoker (R)
Apricot yellow single flowers. Height 90cm flowering Sept- Nov.
21f
Mauve Gem (K)
Double purple semi quilled petals. Height 65cm. AGM. Sept.-Oct.
21d
Nell Gwynn (K)
Semi double pink. Very attractive. 45cm. Sept.-Oct.
24b
Percy Salter
Pale biscuit to light salmon. Very weatherproof. 90cms. C.G. Sept-Oct. 1956
21a
Perry’s Peach (K)
Peach single, strong grower forming nice rounded plants Sept-Oct. AGM. 60cm.
21c
Ruby Mound (K)
Profuse flowering deep maroon-red double. Sept-Oct. 60cm. AGM. 1996
21c
Ruby Raynor (K)
Double flowers of a rich gold with bronze tints. AGM. Sept-Oct. AGM. 60cm.
21f
Sea Urchin (K)
A cushion of lovely lemon spider flowers. Flowering mid Aug-Sept. AGM. 35cm. 1996
21f
Starlet (K)
Light bronze single spoon with several layers of petals. Aug-Sept. 55cm. AGM. 1996
21d
Venus 1 (K)
Unusual cerise pink flowering well into November outside. Very hardy. 60cm.
21f
White Gem (K)
Lovely white with ‘spoon’ petals. Sept-Oct. 50cm.
MARY STOKER (R)
KOREAN, RUBELLUM AND HARDY SPRAY COLLECTION
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
COLLECTION
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
£19.50
KR21 21 Plants in 7 varieties
£37.75
SEA URCHIN (K)
STARLET (K)
VENUS 1 (K)
WHITE GEM (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 double
flowered. November/December flowering.
GM10 10 Plants in 5 varieties
£19.50
GS10 10 Plants in 5 varieties
£19.50
GM21 21 Plants in 7 varieties
£37.75
GS21 21 Plants in 7 varieties
£37.75
For details of the varieties that may be
included please see pages 44-45
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KR10 10 Plants in 5 varieties
Don't forget both
Dahlias and
Chysanthemums
can be used to
create stunning
border displays.
The picture below
is of our own
mixed border.
For details of the varieties that may be
included please see pages 44-45
Quantity Discounts apply when 3 or more of the SAME variety are ordered - See page 29
For abbreviations and NCS Classification details please see page 29
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A FEW MORE NEW ADDITIONS FOR 2017
MIDNIGHT STAR
(uMisc) page 12-13
SEFTON SILVERTOP
(uSD) page 18-19
CERISA
(29d) page 40-41
AN INVITATION
PACIFIC LADY
(29d) page 40-41
Our Sales Area in the Autumn
Each 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.
Thank you to everyone that came to our NGS Open Day
in Sebtember where we raised £1500, our best total yet.
Although our fields will be open throughout the flowering
season we currently do not have a date for an open day next
year.
BUSINESS HOURS
N U R S E R Y O P E N : M O N D AY - S AT U R D AY 9 A M - 5 P M , S U N D AY 1 0 A M - 5 P M
O F F I C E H O U R S : M O N D AY - F R I D AY 9 A M - 4 . 3 0 P M
NURSERY AND OFFICE CLOSED BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
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.
W E S T H E D D O N N U R S E RY C E N T R E
H E D D O N O N T H E WA L L , N O R T H U M B E R L A N D , N E 1 5 0 J S
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