Solitude (field ID code NOBL 3/4/70/2) At last a ‘fixed’ lavender derived from the most outstanding seedling NOBL 3/4, therefore a very consistently well-shaped exhibition lavender with plenty of frill and sweet perfume.  One of two top scorers in the 2009 Glasgow trials which experienced drastically wet weather, resulting the award of its First Class Certificate.

Frillyfella (field ID code KABL unk1) A pale violet colour flushed on a white ground, with uncommon very pale venation.  Frillyfella is derived from a 1993 cross between maroon Karen Reeve and a long-stemmed light blue selection from the PACE cross.  With its reliable shape, placement and vigour, it was commended for wonderful scent and (as Frilifela) awarded a PC (for exhibition) in 2001.

Second Honeymoon (field ID code PACE 7/12/8) A heavily scented light lavender with a white eye, excellent shape and very long stems, this pea has done well in Dublin shows but the exhibitor must delay cutting until the top flower has developed its colour.   Eight years after its C of M in 1993, it won a Bronze Award for Garden Decoration.  Although adopted by Suttons Seeds in 1993, it was not marketed by them, but is now available from ourselves.

Zillah Harrod (field ID code NOBL 3/5/1) Our first attempt to challenge the many excellent self-coloured lavenders has received favourable comments wherever it has been seen.  PCs for exhibition from Harlow Carr in 2004 and Wisley in 2005 have been topped by Scotland’s First Class Certificate in 2005.