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AMSTERDAM (J & P Snoek)
A towering early white and a regular winner at the shows. Opens 9 in formal placement on 32" flower heads and a bud count of 27. The florets are nicely ruffled with good substance and make perfect spikes. Flowers early and a first rate choice for a novice or experienced showman. Grand Champion and winner of many awards.
5 for 1.85 - 10 for 2.85 - 20 for 5.20
50 for 11.80
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BONFIRE (Osseleton 2005)
Based on the vase shown at the BGS National show at Hartlepool we thought this would be a good addition to the 500 section. Post Office red in colour opens 7-8 buds in formal placement out of 25-26 buds on a 27" flower head.
5 for 1.85 - 10 for 2.85 - 20 for 5.20
50 for 11.80
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ELEGANCE (Mackenzie 1996)
This giant has deep pink florets with a white throat. A cross between two highly rated parents. Margaret Lyall and Royal Wedding. Opens 9-10 in formal placement on 30" flower heads. Good substance. Bud count 24-26. Easy to grow as it is a self-dresser.
1.00 each
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ESTA BONITA (A J Preyde)
Always worth growing this giant pale apricot. Opens 8 in perfect placement on 30-33" flower heads. Bud count 23-25. A powerful and tall grower with many Grand Champions to its name. A 500 size that will impress the judges.
5 for 1.85 - 10 for 2.85 - 20 for 5.20
50 for 11.80
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JIM S (Peters 2001)
First listed by us in our 2001 catalogue and winner of the G & A Taylor Bulbs trophy at the 2002 BGS national show at Bristol and the best Commonwealth at the BGS Northern in its year of introduction. Jim S is a giant smoky rose with velvet substance. Opens with 8 formal placement on 30" flower heads. Bud Count 25-27. An impressive flower with 5½" ruffled florets that are slightly needle pointed.
1.20 each
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