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OMPHALODES Boraginaceae
 Omphalodes cappadocica 'Starry Eyes' 9cm...£2.75
 Omphalodes lokjae sold out
Omphalogramma forrestii sold out
A small species making tidy clumps of rich green leaves beneath short stems of gorgeous flat-faced violet-purple flowers.
 Onosma alboroseum 9cm...£2.50
Onosma helvetica 9cm...£3.00
From dry slopes in the European Alps and making a largish clump of bristly grey leaves and attractive yellow trumpets in summer.
 Onosma stellulatum 1ltr...£3.00
Attractive hairy leaves on small congested clumps and stems carrying heads of numerous yellow flowers. From the Southern Alps and a good choice for a large sunny rock garden or raised bed.
Orchis morio 8cm...£9.00
Oreomyrris argentea 1ltr...£3.00
Congested clump of highly dissected, silver-grey leaves amongst which sit dense, intricate flower umbels. A very attractive antipodean enjoying a peaty, gritty soil.
Ornithogolum chionophilum 7cm...£2.50
Ornithogalum magnum £2.50
A species from South-west Russia and made for a sunny perennial border. Two-foot stems with large massed flowers of pure white striped green.
Ornithogalum oligophyllum 7cm...£3.00
At the other end of the spectrum to the above - reaching only four-inches tall in flower. Heads of up-facing, bright white flowers with green midribs make a very pretty small bulb. Sunny spot.
Ornithogalum sintensii 9cm...£4.00
An unusual species from Azerbaijan and another dwarf and compact form with snow-white, green-striped flowers in three-inch rounded heads in late Spring.
Orthrosanthus laxus 1ltr...£2.50
Clump-forming perennial with upright, pale green, narrow leaves and eighteen-inch stems of starry, pale blue flowers.
 Ozothamnus
'County Park Silver' 7cm...£2.50
A prostrate growing, silvery shrub with soft whipcord foliage forming an intricate and congested flat mound of metallic blue-silver.
Ozothamnus hookeri sold out
An airy small shrub of very narrow, pale brown-green whipcord foliage.
 Ozothamnus selago var. tumidum 9cm...£3.00
A curious upright growing little species with, what's best described as silver-striped grey-green, slightly fluffy whipcord branchlets.
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