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| Eclipse | Ethel Grace | ||
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One of the most reliable sweetpeas in circulation. There is a continuation of perfect blooms throughout the season.
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A strong lavender. Superb established exhibition variety. Vigorous grower.
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| George Priestley | Happy Birthday | ||
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Very large flowers of outstanding exhibition quality. Named after a well respected former vice-president of the National Sweetpea society. Superbly scented.
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This variety is an unusual shade of cerise. Very strong growing plants. Award of Merit for exhibition at Wisley 1997. First class certificate, Scottish Trails, 1997. A 'must' for the exhibitor. Find out more...
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| Harrogate Gem | Jilly | ||
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Arguably the best cream ever. The young flowers are so intense in colour they appear to be yellow. They develop into good blooms with excellent stems. Find out more...
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| Lilac Ripple | Marion | ||
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There is just a hint of a dark vein on the blooms of this vigorous plant. Very long stems and its resistance to bud-drop make it a must to any exhibitor.
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| Milly | Misty Mountain | ||
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Proudly we accepted the invitation to name our vivid magenta sweetpea after Milly Dowler. This strong grower has excellent placement and will be a 'must' for exhibitor and enthusiast alike.
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This introduces a new shade of lavender. It has a very strong lavender flush but it is the clarity of the colour which enhances the bloom.
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| Mollie Rilstone | Mrs. Bernard Jones | ||
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Very consistent colouration for picotee variety. Exhibition quality.
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This plant has stood the test of time. Consistent winner. Very large flowers with ideal form and placement.
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