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| Angels have become more and more popular as new colour breaks are released by the hybridisers each year. I stock many of these exciting newer varieties. Angels have ‘Pansy like’ prolific single flowers on bushy, compact, and often scented leaved, plants. They have a long flowering period from April to October. Some have coloured leaves. Available November to May. |
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Berkswell Blush | (Malcolm Harris, 2005). Lilac Base, top petals have striking velvety dark plum blotch fading out through maroon to the lilac edge. Small leaves but quite vigorous | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Berkswell Bonanza | (Malcolm Harris, 2007). A compact plant with large prolific blooms of deep burgundy on a white base. Unusual lower petals are irregularly cut. Also has deeply cut leaves. |
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Berkswell Calypso | (Malcolm Harris 2006). Compact plant with numerous, very rich coloured flowers with a deep lilac base and a large wine red blotch on the upper petals and smaller blotch on the lower petals. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Berkswell Carnival | (Malcolm Harris, 2004). Large, frilly, flowers with pale mauve base and broad plum feathers on all petals, flowers hold well for show purposes on a good compact plant. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Berkswell Champagne | (Malcolm Harris, 2005). Off white base, lilac blotch on upper petals fading into the throat creates unique colour break. Strong growth adds to its charm. |
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Berkswell Debonair | (Malcolm Harris, 2004). Large flowered, strong growing plant with leaves carrying a light citrus scent. Upper petals maroon, lower petals off white with small lilac feathers. |
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Berkswell Fondant | (Malcolm Harris, 2008). A smashing strong growing compact plant with bright deep pink blooms fading down through mauve to a white throat. All petals have a white edge with a slight notching effect. Has deeply cut leaves. |
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Berkswell Jester | (Malcolm Harris, 2006). Aptly named plant with unusual very deeply cut petals. Upper petals are plum with a white edge, lower petals are pale lilac with light plum feathering. Deeply cut leaves have a slight scent. A medium growing plant. |
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Berkswell Petticoats | (Malcolm Harris, 2007). A very pretty bloom on a compact plant. Upper petals are deep pink with paler edge, narrow lower petals have the deeper pink as a blotch. |
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Berkswell Rosette | (Malcolm Harris, 2006). A stronger growing variety with large blooms of maroon with a white edge. The lower petals are unusually oversized and deeply cut to produce an overlapping effect which gives the impression of a double bloom. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Berkswell Trinkett | (Malcolm Harris. 2008). Striking smaller bright blooms with a bright white base. Upper petals have large deep magenta blotch overlaid with a deep velvet red feather, lower petals have the magenta with a velvet red blotch. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Bernice Ladroot | Jay Kaypac . Angel type plant although has mixed parentage. Has unusual small orange blooms, upper petals have a deeper colour with a burgundy feather | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Cottenham Bliss | (Mervyn Haird, 2005). White flower with broad maroon feathers on each petal. A strong growing plant but remains tight and compact. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Cottenham Cheer | (Mervyn Haird, 2008). Unusual colouring of bright pink feathering on white blooms, medium growing, short jointed plant. |
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Cottenham Cynthia Haird | (Mervyn Haird, 2005). Mauve base with cerise blotches on each petal give flowers a bright, velvet appearance. Has irregular shaped lower petals. |
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Cottenham Harmony | (Mervyn Haird, 2001). A large bright flower with good shaped round blooms. Crimson top petals, feathered lilac blotch on lower petals on a white base. A strong grower. Recommended. |
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Cottenham Jubilee | (Mervyn Haird). Upper petals velvet mauve with light edge, lower petals are pale lilac each having a small blotch of mauve. Great plant that flowers early. |
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Cottenham Triumph | (Mervyn Haird, 2008). Striking deeply coloured blooms of claret based on magenta, medium growth. |
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Danielle Marie | (Albert Henderson). A pretty, rounded flower with pale lilac pink base with white throat, maroon blotch on upper petals. |
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Debbie | (Albert Henderson). Unusual irregular shaped flowers with white base. Upper petals have large maroon blotch, lower petals have pale lilac colouring to the edge. Large plants can look stunning. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Eskay Gold | (Des Glover, 2004). An Angel with gold leaves. Flowers have pale lavender base, upper petals have purple blotch feathering out to the edge. Keep roots moist during the summer. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Eskay Saar | (Des Glover 2007). Causing a bit of a stir this one. Fairly simple Angel shaped flower with a white base but has stunning red veining on the upper petals, lower petals generally white with a hint of the mesh. Prolific flowerer on a strong compact plant. Leaves have a rose scent. |
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Fairy Orchid | (Albert Henderson). White base, upper petals have mauve blotch towards the edge with slight veining, thin lower petals are clear of marks. |
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Gaiety Girl | (Gwen Dodge, 2008). A strong growing plant with unusual coloured blooms, upper petals deep pink, lower petals white. Can be difficult to propagate. | 3.20 | Add to Basket |
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Henry Weller | (Ken Dymond, 2001). Deep crimson upper petals, small crimson blotch on lower petals on a lilac base, white throat throughout. Strong growing plant. |
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