George Priestley | Happy Birthday | ||
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 | ||
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 | ||
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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Newby Blue | Night Sky | ||
We are proud to present Newby Blue, our new variety for 2021/22.
This sweet pea, named for the first Harrogate Autumn Show to be held at the prestigious Newby Hall in North Yorkshire, is truly magnificent. |
An absolute stunner bred by David Matthewman in Yorkshire.
Highly scented, almost shimmering florets set on long stems. Gardeners will be delighted with this unusually coloured, dazzling new sweetpea. Find out more... |
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