What is this? Why, a plant handpicked for a monarch, of course.
Plants handpicked for a monarch
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Queen's Day Daffodil
T. Clusiana Lady Jane
Lady Jane Grey was the Nine Day Queen of England. She reigned July 10, 1553 to July 19, 1553.
Lady Jane Grey was the Nine Day Queen of England. She reigned July 10, 1553 to July 19, 1553.
Chrysanthemum Emperor of China
Perfect Pink Princess Daylily
Spitsbergen Tulip is named for the crown jewels of Norway.
Prince Philip Clematis
Harkness Roses has a brand new rose variety to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
The Queen Elizabeth II Rose
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The Queen Elizabeth II Rose
Harkness Roses launch The Queen Elizabeth II Rose to celebrate Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee
Harkness Roses launch The Queen Elizabeth II Rose to celebrate Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee - from HortWeek
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Koningin Wilhelmina Peony is named after Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands.
Prince of Orange Crocosmia
The King Alfred Daffodil (Narcissus x 'King Alfred') was named after Alfred the Great, King of Wessex, who ruled in the late 9th Century. The King Alfred Daffodil was bred by John Kendall in the late 19th Century. This is a famous daffodil cultivar, but it is no longer common in general cultivation, being found only in special collections and in in some old gardens. However, several similar cultivars, such as Narcissus x 'Dutch Master', are still commonly labelled and sold as such.
Alexander's Great Brunnera
Little Princess Tulip
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose of England were known as The Little Princesses when they were little girls.
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose of England were known as The Little Princesses when they were little girls.
Dahlia Diana's Memory is named after Princess Diana of England.
Baron de Wassenaer Rose originated in 1854 in Verdier, Rose.
Moosrose 'Baron de Wassenaer'
Moosrose 'Baron de Wassenaer', intensiv rosa & violett, ca. 180cm
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