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I want to find a plant with a particular name

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LetUsPrey · 18/05/2012 08:27

I know absolutely nothing about gardening, plants, flowers, etc so I really need your help with this please.

My friend is a very keen gardener. It's her birthday next month and I want to get something different than the usual garden centre gift vouchers, although that's what she generally asks for.

I'd like to buy her a plant or flower called Jessica or Jessie or Jess. It's not her name but is special to her. Any ideas please?

If anyone responds, I won't be ignoring you - I just can't get back to MN before this evening.

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echt · 18/05/2012 09:20

Just google plants called jessica - there are quite a few.

Ponders · 18/05/2012 14:34

\link{http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=711\Pretty Jessica} (a rose)

Ponders · 18/05/2012 14:48

\link{http://www.dibleys.com/dibleys-shop/Streptocarpus_J.html\streptocarpus Jessica}

\link{http://www.dejager.co.uk/-Lilium_Pearl_Jessica-pack_of_3-/product/?pid=55257\Pearl Jessica} pink/red lily

\link{http://www.gardensandplants.com/uk/plant.aspx?plant_id=3597\red dahlia Jessica}

apparently there is a chrysanthemum called Mini Jessie but I think it's only in America

\link{http://www.landscapegardeningplants.co.uk/little-jess.html\Little Jess} Dianella Caerulea

\link{http://www.fibrex.co.uk/pelargoniums/rosebud/sweet-jess-2/\Sweet Jess} pelargonium

LetUsPrey · 18/05/2012 18:23

Thanks for all your suggestions. Lots for me to think about. I particularly like the rose.

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Ponders · 18/05/2012 19:21

yes, I do too, Letus - it sounds gorgeous

'It has compact, very short growth, and flowers repeatedly.
There is a strong Old Rose fragrance.'

yum

And it's available now, which some of them aren't Smile

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