Menu	Plant List 2003
Our Details The Plant Nursery The Garden Opening Times Catalogue Mail Order How to Find Us		Our catalogue software is currently under review. The following is our recently updated plant list showing plants that are currently available or scheduled for propagation at some point during the current season. Our full list complete with descriptions may be obtained by sending 4 x 1st class stamps to: Moorland Cottage Plants Rhyd y Groes Brynberian Crymych Pembrokeshire . Please browse through the list to see if we have the plants you require. Our plants are sold as large, well established specimens in round pots of 150mm (6 inches) or larger. They are competatively priced and Herbaceous Perennials generally cost £2.50 to £2.90 for a 150mm pot.

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Herbaceous Perennials

Perennial Plants for all situations are our main speciality. We offer a wide range of flowering and foliage plants to suit all conditions. The vast majority of plants are slug proof and are grown in the garden without the use of slug pellets.

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Shrubs

We use shrubs as a backbone to our mixed borders where they provide a permanent framework and some shelter in our exposed hillside garden. Generous planting bays are left for our herbaceous plants. The shrubs are chosen for their evergreen leaves, attractive foliage in a variety of colours or for their long season of flowering.

Trees

Our tree list is not huge but all the trees listed are tough and grow well on our exposed hillside. Please note that the varieties marked * will not be available until late summer.

Ornamental Grasses

We have an extensive list of grasses suitable for all conditions. We grow many varieties in a terraced grass garden which allows the contrasting forms, habits, heights and leaf colours to be appreciated. Grasses are also incorporated into borders, mixed with other plants where they provide a contrast of form and texture: for example the broad, strappy leaves of Luzula sylvatica contrasting with ferns and the lacey foliage of Dicentra.

Bamboo

Bamboos are really part of the grass family but I have listed them separately as they have a unique character of their own. Their tropical appearance makes them ideal subjects for hardy exotic planting schemes. They produce woody canes, some of them reaching 6 metres in height and many of which are attractively coloured and marked. The leaves are grassy, in all shades of green, some with attractive variegation. Some varieties are available in limited quantities. If travelling a long distance for a particular variety please telephone first to confirm availablilty. Note that the smaller pot sizes only are available mail order unless by special arrangement.

Ferns

Ferns are ideal plants for moist shady positions, many having evergreen fronds that provide structure in the winter garden. The diversity and patterning of the fronds is quite diverse as is the height range. Please note that some ferns are available in limited quantities.