WARNING THIS WILL BE THE LAST YEAR YOU WILL GET THIS AMOUNT OF CHOICE OF SEEDS. I just cannot do it any longer...seed collection takes too much time (each day for months), and then there's individual harvests needing cleaning, sorting and putting onto the website. From next year I intend to cut many plants down after flowering, so preventing any seed collection. When harvesting I will tend to combine seed from similar plants. That may be fine for, eg, pink & white pleated doubles.... but these Touchwood Treasures are of VERY differing parentage. So if you wish to choose plants from a certain mother plant....BUY THIS YEAR. If you're not fussy, leave it until next year and it will be very easy to choose 'general mixed lots' of seeds.2015 update: Far less seeds collected and offered this year, however, there is not as much lack as I had expected because I still have some seed choices left from last year to choose from. I expect 2016 list to be much reduced or non-existant due to downy mildew, so do buy now.
UNHAPPY NEWS: DOWNY MILDEW, please read: This may be my last ever aquilegia seedlist . Last year, 2014, I had downy mildew of aquilegias infecting many plants the collections. I have no idea whether the collections will survive next year. Downy mildew is a new disease of aquilegias, and has killed many plants already in 2014. I am doing a webpage about it, please follow this link: DOWNY MILDEW OF AQUILEGIAS. It is not known, but not expected, if downy mildew is transferred by seed, as I don't collect seed from DM infected plants. However, if your germinated seedlings look unusual do let me know and send photos. In particular: yellowy, angular patches on the leaves, lighter, whiter leaves or sickly and/or dying seedlings. I’ve never yet seen a seedling infected from the start, but this year I will be sowing seed that actually does have a strong likelihood of carrying spores if that is possible (harvested from infected plant ‘portrait 3’ shown in my DM case history webpage). My sowing of such seed is an experiment to see if seed transmission is possible. Two other research establishments will also be working in different ways with such potentially contaminated seeds. Please consider whether you still wish to buy my seeds, knowing that there is downy mildew here.
Touchwood Treasures...Very special golden and golden bicoloured doubles. |
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I'm breeding double forms with yellow in, and been granted National Plant Collection status from Plant Heritage to cover these taxa. I don't think you're yet likely to see anything else like them! However, if you DO know of others, please let me know, I want to increase my gene bank as much as possible. Thank you. All seeds are £2.50 a packet, reductions for 6 or more packets. |
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ex HYBRID D |
Yellow double, an f1 from hand-pollination of a large yellow single and a yellow double. One parent is short, the other 'normal' about 90cms/3'. This seed will give you variable f2 generation plants: all should be yellow, some double, some very double, some single, and varying heights. Fun!
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ex 1040 Yellow double Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 1018 Yellow double Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Yellow double. The first year from seed this was only 15" tall …now it's normal size. Why does this happen ….could it be that the pots I re-use had contained plants that had been sprayed with something that keeps them compact? Is that possible …anyone know? |
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ex 1968 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 1546 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Very delicate, the flowers start double (like the above) then later ones are singles (as shown below) double. Big enough (and on tallish plants, about 1m) to make a good impact in the garden, these are also dainty enough for me to use as a beautiful corsage |
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ex 1075 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
One of my earlier yellows that were double, so long-lived. |
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ex 2105 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2300 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets Sold out 2015 |
This has very large flowers, I'm using it in a lot of breeding this year, 2013. |
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ex 2301 |
Slight blushing on a good yellow colour. |
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ex 2310 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a scarlet & yellow double. |
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ex 2330 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Delightful. |
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ex 1969 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 911 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Light yellow double with blushed spurs. |
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ex 2020 Purpley-blushed yellow double Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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ex 2014 Blushed lemon double Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Light lemony yellow that ages to more of a cream. f1 from a large blue & white double x blushed yellow double. |
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ex 1532 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets. |
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ex 1508 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
As seen on TV! S4C Bwy yn yr Ardd, June 2012 LINK TO YOUTUBE VERSION. It's in Welsh, there's a subtitle button to press to get English written captions. |
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ex 1904 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Hybrid of A. chrysantha x pink & yellow double. |
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ex 2672 |
New for 2015 |
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ex 1991 |
Hybrid of A. chrysantha x pink & yellow double. |
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ex 1906 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From A. chysantha x early pink & yellow double. |
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ex 1281 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Lovely pink and creamy yellow double, the cream ages nearly white.'Expect some offspring to be more yellow as this is a hybrid of an apricot-pink & yellow double x a pink and yellow large double. |
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ex 2224 Pink & creamy double New for 2015 |
This beauty may have hidden Barlow-type genes!
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ex 1188 |
Very light purply pink and creamy yellow double. |
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ex 1751 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a double pink long spurred. Very special and such unusual shades that I'm putting it here. |
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ex 1039 |
Peachy (yellow with pink) double. Also has some single flowers later. |
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ex 775 |
Dark pink shading to apricot full double …the apricottyness doesn't show well in the photo …sorry. |
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ex 691 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets Sorry, sold out 2015 |
Red shading to apricot double, an absolutely stunning showstopper plant, in glorious flower for weeks (if not months) right outside my front door. 4' tall'so appreciates support. This is a seedling from my amazing red & yellow hybrid (see below). |
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ex 1779
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Whoops no photo, seedling of an orange & yellow long-spurred. |
Rather like the above 691 |
ex 1117 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Smaller flowers, that start as beautifully formed doubles then late flowers are rather nice singles. From a red & yellow double. |
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ex 1365 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2533 pink shading to apricot double New for 2015 Sold out 2015 |
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ex 1192 ruby-apricot (fades to white) double New for 2015 |
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ex 1056 peachy-pink & yellow double New for 2015 |
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ex 1905
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Large. Seedling from A. chrysantha x pink & yellow double. How do the 'pink & yellow' doubles differ from 'blushed yellow doubles'? Some are obvious, with more pink with the yellows. Others more subtle, and may well be whatever my initial thought was as the first flowers opened! YOU judge, from the photos and decide what you'd like..remembering you will get huge variability in the offspring! |
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ex 1781 |
Aren't Aquilegias wonderful! Here's another hybrid of A. 'Elegance' x ?
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ex 1803 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets Sold out 2015 |
Sister to the above, another hybrid of A. 'Elegance' x ? There's bound to be interesting offspring and hopefully some with golden leaves. |
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ex 835 |
Early flowering, and giving similar and other good offspring. Pink and yellow double. Started single the first year …then WOW …when it became double it was an absolute show-stopper. In 2010 it was probably the first double pink/yellow aquilegia in flower …and nearly the last! |
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ex 1596 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Seedling from the above, selfed, so it was both mother and father to this one.
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oh no! no pic, rather like the above |
ex 1440 |
Seedling from 1000, purple striped, so expect some surprises in the offspring! |
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ex 1919 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Seedling from huge blue & white double x pink & yellow double. Should get some great f2 plants! |
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ex 1617 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Hybrid, so expect varying offspring.
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ex 1817 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2767 |
New for 2015 |
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ex 2757 |
New for 2015 |
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ex 1473 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2018 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a pink & white double. |
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ex 1763 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
A smaller double, and with 'Elegant Ruby' as one parent, lets hope for some great offspring. |
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ex 1552 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Later flowers tend to be singles, with longer spurs. |
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ex 2180 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Expect surprise offspring as the father plant was a Barlow type! |
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ex 2214
New for 2015 |
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ex 1739
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New for 2015 |
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ex 2350 |
Like many of these golden doubles, later flowers may be singles.
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ex 1681 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a pink & yellow double, selfed. |
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ex 1988 |
Early birds...
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ex 1989 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Hybrid from A chrysantha x 1061 blushed yellow double.
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ex 1854 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Hybrid from A chrysantha x 1061 blushed yellow double. |
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ex Hybrid E f1 |
Hybrid E is raised from the cross between shorter, early, long spurred x 1061 blushed yellow double. Is it orange-pink? Rose? Red-pink? Anyway, subtly different to most shades of my doubles, expect a range of shades, singles and doubles and varying heights from these desirable f1 hybrids. (I was greedy and kept ALL these plants for myself!) |
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ex 2247 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Green tips more noticeable as flowers start to open ....with later flowers tending to be singles.
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ex 1758 |
Ex 1061 pink & yellow double. |
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ex 1533 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a red & yellow double. I find, on average, that I get at least 20%of the seedlings coming up as 'doubles with yellow in' from the sorts of plants featured in this list. Some may have much larger percentages, and it will vary year-to-year depending on how busy the bumbles have been. |
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ex 1572 |
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ex 2076 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From A chrysantha x pink & yellow double. |
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ex 2434 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a similar parent, sister to the one below.
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ex 2435 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
From a similar parent |
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ex 1966 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Note this is a hybrid, so expect variable results, the mother plant was A. chrysantha and the pollen plant a pink & yellow early double. |
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ex 2329 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets SOLD OUT 2015 |
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ex 2299 |
Hard to describe this shade of pink-red (and the others) it's rather rose-like and definitely different to my earlier reds and pink shades. Very floriferous, making a fantastic display in the nursery rows during its first year of flowering. Expecting it to get even better with time. F1 from a black & creamy double x a yellow double. Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 1610 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2187
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From a red & yellow double. Unusual shade of red, and the yellow fades to cream as the flowers mature. |
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ex 2606 New for 2015 |
Has some Barlow genes within this lovely form.
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ex 553 |
Looks like a firework display! |
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ex 2668 |
From Hybrid C x a dark pink & yellow double. New for 2015 |
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ex 1054 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Red and yellow full double |
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ex 2040 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 1755 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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From red and yellow double |
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ex 1314 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 2799 |
From a red & yellow double. New for 2015 |
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ex 1638 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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From a cross between two bicoloured doubles, one had white genes and one had black! The yellow ages to creamy.
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ex 1570 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 2406 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 2390
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 1854 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 1860
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Red and yellow double |
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ex 2312
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Why have I called this crimson? Perhaps it looks that colour in real life.
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ex 2311 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Sister to the above. |
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ex 2676 |
From a dark red & yellow double. New for 2015 Sold out 2015 |
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ex 1682 |
From 'Elegance' x chrysantha Tall (5' / 1.5m) & floriferous. |
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ex 2298 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2313 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
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ex 2777 |
Interestingly mixed heritage! New for 2015 |
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ex 2813 |
From a dark red & yellow double. New for 2015 |
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ex 2219 New for 2015 |
From a dark red & yellow double. |
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I'm chasing after an elusive colour combination: blue and
yellow doubles. This is how close I get, ones that open a creamy yellow, but ages to white. It may be that I am unable to get my dream, results to date suggest that the yellow may actually transfuse through the blue, turning it purple (I know yellow and blue made green at school, can anyone explain this?). |
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ex 821 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Extraordinary, floriferous amazing indigo and white (starts creamy) double. I've listed this above, and 821, but also feature them here as they open a good cream colour before fading to white. |
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ex 1633 MOST AMAZING Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets Blue and white double, starts creamy. |
It was a HUGE plant in it's first flowering year (2012) and wowed everyone who saw it. Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring. |
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ex 1809 |
Indigo and white double, starts creamy. Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring. |
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ex 2229
Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
I believe the slatey shade is caused by a yellow flush throughout the flower that's only apparent inside. Seedling froma black & creamy double. |
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ex 2703
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New for 2015 |
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ex 2017
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Another stunner. May have some golden-leaved offspring.
New for 2015 |
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ex 2223
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Complex hybrid
New for 2015 |
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ex 2678
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New for 2015 |
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ex 2404 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets
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Another stunner. Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring.
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ex 2250 |
Large flowers and floriferous, one of the new stars in 2013. A hybrid 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a yellow double, so expect varied offspring. |
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ex 1688 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double, so expect varied offspring. |
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ex 1727 Whoh-ho, what have we here? From a huge blue & white double x pink & yellow double which had long spurs. Will offspring be the same? No. |
Will offspring be better? Hard to imagine, but, yes some may very well be, that's what makes growing aquilegias so exciting! |
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ex 1699 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Yet another seedling from 821 (indigo & creamy double) x a pink & yellow double. |
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ex 2111 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Unknown parentage ...I lost its label before it flowered! |
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ex 1647 |
From a yellow double! Thank you, Mrs Bumble!! |
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ex 1858 With a choice like these, sometimes you just have to take out a loan or remortgage to buy all that you desire. Cutting back on your order is counterproductive and illogical. Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
Think …buy loads now and not only will they flower and reward you next year and next year and next year …but also these plants will self sow, and cross pollinate and re-combine and produce ever more delightful offspring to keep you happy all your life. |
Mind you, you might need another mortgage again later …to buy a bigger garden (and hope attached house is also worthy) |
ex 1776 |
Starts creamy yellow and ages creamy. A seedling from 'William Guiness' double x ecalcarata. |
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ex 1686 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets Sold out 2015
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From a red & yellow double. |
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ex 1444 |
Almost black with yellow. Awesome.
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ex 855 Last year's seeds, so double-sized packets |
One of my absolutely favourite colour combinations, the yellow colouring is inside on the inner faces of the petals. |
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ex 1998
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May have golden-leaved genes. |
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ex 1358 |
Like many of these sensational colour blends, the depth of the yellow colour as the bud opens is the most dramatic, with a gradual fading to a creamy shade. |
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ex1307 |
Isn't that phenomenal? |
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Now let's have some mixes of these special doubles with yellow …only from Touchwood.
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Shooting Stars Mix Touchwood yellow doubles |
Yellow doubles mix. |
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Dragon's Breath Mix |
From the land of dragons, comes seed from the remarkable collection of red & yellow doubles at Touchwood. To get an idea of the range of flowers included in this mix, see the ones pictured above as red & yellow doubles. Having NOTHING to do with aquilegias, here's a link to WALKING the DRAGON , an article I first wrote for a family newsletter about a special walk here in Wales. |
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VOLCANO! |
'Volcano!' Mix from Touchwood. The photo well shows what my new aquilegia hybrid national plant collection is all about. Spectacular, aren't they? |
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Touchwood 'Sunrise Surprises' |
Seed from all sorts of pink and yellow doubles including the blushed yellow ones. Pink & yellow doubles mixed
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Touchwood 'Sultan's Glory Mix' Purple & yellow doubles mix
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These and the next mix look rather similar. And, yes, it IS difficult to separate some purples from 'blacks', but generally to the eye (rather than camera) in daylight, these are more purple, and 'Night Lights' are darker. |
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Touchwood 'Night Lights'
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Burgundy / black & yellow doubles. Seed from those closest to black that I can get with yellow accompanying it. Sometimes the yellow fades to creamy with maturity of the individual flower. |
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Touchwood 'Black & Bruises!' 'Black' / blue / purple & yellow doubles mixed
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What beautiful colours bruises go after some days, not just 'black & blue' but rich purples, burgundies and yellows. I think that the name of this mix (of the 3 above mixes) captures the striking colour effects of old bruises, without having to undergo the original pain! |
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Dear Carrie, Please could I thank you for the seeds that you sent me last year. The germination rate was exceptional, much better than some of the larger commercial seed merchants.I have been most impressed with the Stellata mix. Although a simple flower, the range of colours has been tremendous. Out of all the aquilegias these seem to arouse the visitors curiosity more than any other, although all the others that you sent me are just as beautiful. What I am finding most interesting is the fact that I am finding two types of flower on many plants i.e Doubles with pom poms, doubles with stellata. Every day is an adventure in the garden, just when you think you have seen them all, you find another one even more striking hidden away. Once again many thanks for the enjoyment you have given me with your seeds. Yours Very Sincerely, Jim Forshaw, Lancashire May 2008 Such an appealing flower. I remember the first time I noticed a columbine when I started gardening. I was enchanted with this mystery plant. I didn't want to know it's name because I was afraid it would lose it's allure. It has lost the mystery but I love it even more. Valerie Gillman Michigan USA They are normally thought of being short-lived I can assure you of this: there's one old, propably a Vulgaris cultivar growing in my garden in the same place, and it's the same root, not off-sets, for about 45 years! Planted by my late mother, I have a picture of me with mother beside the Aquilegia when I was about 4-5 years old and it's still there, same place flowering each year. Reijo Sodergren, Finland How will you know if you've arrived in Heaven? You will suddenly be walking through endless fields of Aquilegias! :-) Aidan Tagg, Worcs |
Leave the choice to me and get 10 packets of aquilegia seeds for £12 INCLUDING UK POST & PACKING (overseas: usual shipping minus £1)
Your selection will include at least one packet
of: mix, a stellata form and several different doubles. 10 packets of
YOUR OWN CHOICE would normally be £21 including postage. Also available for non-aquilegias.
Get 10 packets of aquilegia seeds for £10
plus postage/shipping
Your selection will be from the seeds left over from the Aquilegiachatlist seed exchange. Fresh seed from all over the world! Get something that is a bit different.
Let me choose from all my left over last year's seeds, and go for:
LUCKY FIVE £3.50 A lucky dip of 5 packs of last year's seeds TERRIFIC TWENTY £10 or FANTASTIC FORTY £15
Strictly my choice, but I won't include anything that you order at the same time, & you can choose categories you want/don't want from: annuals, biennials, perennials, trees and shrubs, alpines, bulbs, vegetables, climbers, herbs, Aquilegias, Geraniums YES, you can have JUST AQUILEGIAS if you ask. There's postage costs, and you can order this years seeds at the same time.
As you may be aware there is great confusion in the names of Aquilegia cultivars, and as a collection holder I certainly don't wish to add to the problem! One major reason is that Aquilegias from seed may not come 'true'; due both to promiscuous bees but also due to recessive genes (so a plant 'looks' right (eg double blue & white) but has hidden genes (eg for singles, pink, white and 'not bicoloured'!).
Therefore, PLEASE do not name the plant until it has flowered and looks 'true' to its description.
MIXES: Resulting plants should not be labelled, for example, 'Touchwood Eventide' or even 'Eventide' as they will be a total mix, of some recognisable named cultivars together with un-named forms.
Good quality white labels | 30 for £1 | 65 for £2 | |
'Invisible' green labels | 20 for £1 | 45 for £2 | |
'Highly visible' yellow | 20 for £1 | 45 for £2 | |
or mix yellow and green | 20 for £1 | 45 for £2 | |
Label postage: They are relatively heavy, so, for UK, an extra 50p per 65 (or part thereof) |
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Stabilo Write-4-all permanent marker …£1.50 plus 50p postage (free postage with seed or plant order) |
A Guide to Aquilegias: Sowing, growing & breeding
Unique DVD / video-guide
to Granny's Bonnets
£14.99 + £2.00 UK p&p
+ free packet of Aquilegia seeds:
you can choose!
I loved your DVD makes me think like I almost KNOW you!! It was very good and informative and your yard is beautiful. Lorna, California
Yes …if you buy 4 packets, you may as well buy 6; and for anything over 10-12 packets, you will find 20 will offer very good value indeed!. Don't forget to add any postage costs.
I always get proof of posting so that you can claim in the event of non-delivery.
If you want signed-for delivery, it will cost whatever the rate is. I may insist that large orders have extra insurance for our peace of mind.
PLEASE order in the order that the seeds appear in these lists, if possible, as it halves the time in preparing your order, and means I can find the seeds! Thanks. To make it easy for you, you can just put the acquisition number if you want, eg 608, although the failsafe way (in case you or I get it wrong) would be to put eg 608 pink feather duster.
*Trouble emailing? Some systems aren't compatible with this link. If so, send in your email system by putting carrie.thomas in front of @ntlworld.com to get my email address, else ring 01792-522443.
PAYMENT can be by cheque, payable to 'Touchwood Plants'. You may also choose to pay by card,which can ONLY be done through email invoicing and the Paypal secure site. Email me which seeds you want, I'll check availability, let you know total cost, and send an electronic invoice. And, yes, of course you may also use Paypal if you have an account.
OVERSEAS I am pleased to post ANYWHERE in the world. However, please will you check (online search for your customs) that what you order is ALLOWED by your customs, otherwise the seeds may be seized & destroyed. I cannot check each and every nation's rules myself, so I must leave it as your responsibility, as you will be the one who loses out if anything doesn't get through. It is easy to check that you comply rather than shed tears at any losses. For my part, I am willing to do any extra work necessary for your customs' requirements, and not charge you anything extra. eg, Norway ONLY allows 50 packets of seeds in at a time. Info about US is really good at NARGS
GUARANTEE I fully expect you to enjoy a good germination from my seeds. If that is not the case, please let me know, for either information and advice, replacement seed or a credit note. But when you do get good results …please tell your friends and let them benefit from good seed of cottage garden, rare and unusual plants at a brilliant price!!
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Stop Press November 2011:
training sessions of the next generation of machines commence
Most of Touchwood's seed is grown,
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Seeds arrived quickly and in good condition. Thank you
The aquilegia seeds I bought from you at Gardeners' World Live last year are now coming up in seed trays in my green house, and as I am relatively new to gardening it's very exciting!
Everything is looking amazing, plants out and growing madly, seeds up and on the go--just fabulous thank you
Congratulations on an outstanding catalogue - your seeds have superb germination. I find only Plant World comes near to you! This year my seeds germinated so well that I may end up digging up part of my lawn! Ian Miller, Galashiels
Venditrice precisa e veloce. Ottima transazione!!!
Immer wieder gerne. Super gelaufen!
Alles super gelaufen. Danke
Bin sehr zufrieden! Danke f'r die Zugabe
The seeds you sent me earlier have all germinated. I shall have some to give away. Thanks, I shall recommend you to all my friends. Jan Etchells
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