Emily at Cramden Nursery shows how to pot up a Geranium Maderence seedling.
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- Ivy PelargoniumsTrailing varieties of Pelargoniums are suitable for troughs and hanging baskets. They either have single flowers or semi double flowers. The single flowers are smaller than the semi doubles but there are many more of them on a plant. They make up in numbers for what they lack in size. We grow both types here at Cramden with pretty much the same colours available in both flower types.
- Lavenders
- Million Bells & VerbenaSummer colour for your pots and baskets
- Penstemons
- Scented PelargoniumsScented Pelargoniums have fantastic scented leaves bringing another dimension to the pelargonium family. The scents are held on the leaves in sacks of oil, by rubbing the leaves the sacs are ruptured and the oil and scents are released. Some varieties give off their scents easier than others, they just need either to be lightly brushed or sometimes just watering them will release their scents in to the air
- ShrubsThis is a list of the shrubs available from stock here on the nursery. Please call 01604 842365 or email [email protected]co.uk to purchase: Abelia x gran. ‘Fancis Mason’ Abelia x gran. ‘Hopley’s’ Abelia x grandiflora Ceanothus ‘Blue Mountain’ Ceanothus ‘Dark Star’ Ceanothus ‘Puget Blue’ Ceanothus ’Snow Flurries’ Ceanothus thyrs. ‘Repens’ Chamaecyparis law. ‘Fleckellwood’ Chamaecyparis law. ‘Snow White Choisya ter. ‘Sundance’ Choisya x dew. ‘White Dazzler’ Cotoneaster horizontalis Cryptomeria jap. ‘Sekkan-Sugi’ Cupressus mac. ‘Wilma’ Cytisus nig. ‘porlock’ Euonymus alatus Exochordia mac. ‘The Bride’ Gravillea ‘Oylmpic Flame’ Ilex cre. ‘Convexed Gold’ Juniperus squ. ‘Blue Star’ Juniperus squ. ‘Holger’ Kolkwitzia ama. ‘Maradco’ Lophomyrtus x ral. ‘Red Dragon’ Mahonia japonica Nandina domestica Osmanthus delavayi Pieris flor. ‘Forest Flame’ Pieris flor. ‘Forest Flame’ Pieris jap. ‘Mountain Fire’ Pieris jap. ‘Sarabande’ Pittosporum ten. ‘Gold Star’ Pittosporum ten. ‘Golf Ball’ Pittsosporum ten. ‘tom Thumb’ Ribes speciosum Salix int. ‘Hakuro- Nishiki’ Skimmia x con. ‘Kew Green’ Sorbaria sor. ‘Sem’ Syringa hyc. ‘Josee’ Syringa pre. ‘Miss Kim’ Viburnum tin. ‘Eve Price’ Viburnum utile
- TreesThis is a list of the trees available from stock here on the nursery. Please call 01604 842365 or email [email protected] to purchase and arrange delivery if required: Acer pal. ‘Kamagata’ Acer pal. ‘Matsukaze’ Acer pal. ‘Osakazuki’ Acer pal. ‘Wakehurst Pink’ Acer pal. ‘Westonbirt Spreading Star’ Amelanchier x gran. ‘Autumn Brilliance’ Ceanothus arb. ‘Trewithen Blue’ Cotoneaster ‘Exburiensis’ Cotoneater hyb. ‘Pendulus’ Crataegus laev. ‘Crimson Cloud’ Eucalyptus niphophila Fagus syl. ‘Black Swan’ Heptacodium miconioides Ilex x koehneana Laburnum x wat. ‘Vossii’ Magnolia ‘George Henry Kern’ Magnolia fras. ‘Galaxy’ Magnolia gran. ‘Exmouth’ Magnolia kob. ‘Esveld Select’ Magnolia stellata Malus ‘Profusion’ Malus ‘Royalty’ Malus het. ‘Hillieri’ Pruns x sub. ‘Autumnalis’ Prunus ‘Amanogawa’ Prunus ‘Hally Jolivette’ Prunus cer. ‘Pissardii’ Prunus jamasakura Prunus x sub. ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ Salix cap. ‘Pendula’ Sorbus aria ‘Lutescens’ Sorbus int. ‘Joseph Rock’
- Unusual PelargoniumsThis group of Pelargoniums are a little but different & showy. Best grown in pots as they tend to like to be kept pot bound to produce continual flowers. Greedy fellows, requiring regular feeding of a high potash liquid fertiliser every week.
- Zonal PelargoniumsThese are often misnamed as Geraniums but they are actually Pelargoniums. They are our bread and butter at the nursery. We grow over 20,000 a year of these, with 3 stock houses put aside for these alone. They are great plants looking fantastic in borders and pots a like. They will simply flower all summer long and right up until the first frosts if you leave them outside. They are not frost hardy (no Pelargoniums are) so will need winter protection in a frost free environment.
- Blog
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- Home
- Our Nursery
- How to find us
- Reviews
- Shop
- Special OffersSpecial offers avaliable on handpicked varities.
- Agapanthus
- Climbers
- Garden essentialsAll your plant needs.
- Hardy Perennials
- Heuchera
- Ivy PelargoniumsTrailing varieties of Pelargoniums are suitable for troughs and hanging baskets. They either have single flowers or semi double flowers. The single flowers are smaller than the semi doubles but there are many more of them on a plant. They make up in numbers for what they lack in size. We grow both types here at Cramden with pretty much the same colours available in both flower types.
- Lavenders
- Million Bells & VerbenaSummer colour for your pots and baskets
- Penstemons
- Scented PelargoniumsScented Pelargoniums have fantastic scented leaves bringing another dimension to the pelargonium family. The scents are held on the leaves in sacks of oil, by rubbing the leaves the sacs are ruptured and the oil and scents are released. Some varieties give off their scents easier than others, they just need either to be lightly brushed or sometimes just watering them will release their scents in to the air
- ShrubsThis is a list of the shrubs available from stock here on the nursery. Please call 01604 842365 or email [email protected] to purchase: Abelia x gran. ‘Fancis Mason’ Abelia x gran. ‘Hopley’s’ Abelia x grandiflora Ceanothus ‘Blue Mountain’ Ceanothus ‘Dark Star’ Ceanothus ‘Puget Blue’ Ceanothus ’Snow Flurries’ Ceanothus thyrs. ‘Repens’ Chamaecyparis law. ‘Fleckellwood’ Chamaecyparis law. ‘Snow White Choisya ter. ‘Sundance’ Choisya x dew. ‘White Dazzler’ Cotoneaster horizontalis Cryptomeria jap. ‘Sekkan-Sugi’ Cupressus mac. ‘Wilma’ Cytisus nig. ‘porlock’ Euonymus alatus Exochordia mac. ‘The Bride’ Gravillea ‘Oylmpic Flame’ Ilex cre. ‘Convexed Gold’ Juniperus squ. ‘Blue Star’ Juniperus squ. ‘Holger’ Kolkwitzia ama. ‘Maradco’ Lophomyrtus x ral. ‘Red Dragon’ Mahonia japonica Nandina domestica Osmanthus delavayi Pieris flor. ‘Forest Flame’ Pieris flor. ‘Forest Flame’ Pieris jap. ‘Mountain Fire’ Pieris jap. ‘Sarabande’ Pittosporum ten. ‘Gold Star’ Pittosporum ten. ‘Golf Ball’ Pittsosporum ten. ‘tom Thumb’ Ribes speciosum Salix int. ‘Hakuro- Nishiki’ Skimmia x con. ‘Kew Green’ Sorbaria sor. ‘Sem’ Syringa hyc. ‘Josee’ Syringa pre. ‘Miss Kim’ Viburnum tin. ‘Eve Price’ Viburnum utile
- TreesThis is a list of the trees available from stock here on the nursery. Please call 01604 842365 or email [email protected] to purchase and arrange delivery if required: Acer pal. ‘Kamagata’ Acer pal. ‘Matsukaze’ Acer pal. ‘Osakazuki’ Acer pal. ‘Wakehurst Pink’ Acer pal. ‘Westonbirt Spreading Star’ Amelanchier x gran. ‘Autumn Brilliance’ Ceanothus arb. ‘Trewithen Blue’ Cotoneaster ‘Exburiensis’ Cotoneater hyb. ‘Pendulus’ Crataegus laev. ‘Crimson Cloud’ Eucalyptus niphophila Fagus syl. ‘Black Swan’ Heptacodium miconioides Ilex x koehneana Laburnum x wat. ‘Vossii’ Magnolia ‘George Henry Kern’ Magnolia fras. ‘Galaxy’ Magnolia gran. ‘Exmouth’ Magnolia kob. ‘Esveld Select’ Magnolia stellata Malus ‘Profusion’ Malus ‘Royalty’ Malus het. ‘Hillieri’ Pruns x sub. ‘Autumnalis’ Prunus ‘Amanogawa’ Prunus ‘Hally Jolivette’ Prunus cer. ‘Pissardii’ Prunus jamasakura Prunus x sub. ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ Salix cap. ‘Pendula’ Sorbus aria ‘Lutescens’ Sorbus int. ‘Joseph Rock’
- Unusual PelargoniumsThis group of Pelargoniums are a little but different & showy. Best grown in pots as they tend to like to be kept pot bound to produce continual flowers. Greedy fellows, requiring regular feeding of a high potash liquid fertiliser every week.
- Zonal PelargoniumsThese are often misnamed as Geraniums but they are actually Pelargoniums. They are our bread and butter at the nursery. We grow over 20,000 a year of these, with 3 stock houses put aside for these alone. They are great plants looking fantastic in borders and pots a like. They will simply flower all summer long and right up until the first frosts if you leave them outside. They are not frost hardy (no Pelargoniums are) so will need winter protection in a frost free environment.
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