An old fashioned favourite, lovely flowers of silvery mauve with a creamy centre, makes a marvellous plant. Maggie Mott was born in 1868, and died in 1958 aged 90. The family lived in Scotswood, Sunningdale, which still stands, but the gardens are much reduced. Their gardener, Mr F. Burdett, propagated a new viola which was exhibited at the R.H.S in June 1902, July 1912 and again in July 1922 when it was given an Award of Merit. The viola was named after Maggie who was head of the household after her mother's tragic death in 1901 when she was thrown from her carriage whilst returning from church. Highly scented

2"

Early and late flowers violet coloured. During the summer the flowers are usually white and rayed. Makes a good clump.

1"

Medium sized flowers of creamy white with a hint of blue. Most attractive, makes a good clump.

Deep violet blue flowers with a yellow eye, a neat and compact plant, blooms on long stems. Flowers almost continuously from Spring to Autumn. Martin appeared as a self-sown seedling in the late 1950s, probably from v. Norah Leigh (Norah Leigh was the mother-in-law of Mr Joe Elliott, a well known Gloucestershire nurseryman).

1.25"

Bright yellow flowers, very prolific with good habit. Raised at Stowell Park and named after Lord and Lady Vestey's daughter whose nickname is Mouse. Scented

Blooms of white fading to pale mauve, rayed black, long stems, very prolific, compact growth.

1"

A lovely shade of light violet, yellow eye, neat growth. Scented

1.5"

Ivory-white flowers with upper petals tinged pale blue. Strongly scented

1.25"

A seedling of Maggie Mott. The upper petals are silvery mauveand the lower petals are cream trimmed with pale blue. Scented

1.25"

Yellow, with paler upper petals tinged with lavender. Neat habit. Scented

1"

Rich deep burgundy flowers with darker centre. makes a large clump very striking.

Dark pink purple, yellow eye, very striking and unusual. Compact growth.

2"

Matt black flowers with a yellow eye, neat spreading habit, very popular. Introduced from Northern Ireland.

1.25"

Really beautiful pure white flowers, very hardy neat habit, floriferous. Scented

1.25"

White flowers, neat compact habit. Nancy Lancaster was a well known and keen plantswoman. Scented

1.25"

Most unusual and attractive flowers of very pale mauve with veins of a deeper mauve, neat habit. Scented

1"

Charming neat round flowers, yellow centre edges flushed with pinkish/purple. Raised by Rodney Fuller, author of Pansies, Violas and Violettas. Scented

Pale lavender, black rays, masses of flowers, neat habit. Scented

1.25"