Common names of plants from B & T World Seeds' price-lists
Try to make your search as simple as possible
the search will find all names including the exact string of letters
(Bluebell)
"Bluebell" currently available from B & T World Seeds
| "Arkansas Bluebell" | Amsonia hubrichtii |
| "Australian Bluebell" | Billardiera heterophylla |
| "Australian Bluebell Creeper" | Sollya heterophylla |
| "Bluebell" | Campanula rotundifolia |
| "Bluebell" | Hyacinthoides non-scripta |
| "Bluebell Creeper" | Billardiera heterophylla |
| "Bluebell of Scotland" | Campanula rotundifolia |
| "Bluebells" | Mertensia virginica |
| "California Bluebells" | Phacelia campanularia |
| "Californian Bluebell" | Nemophila menziesii blue |
| "Cape Bluebell" | Wahlenbergia capensis |
| "Climbing Bluebell" | Sollya heterophylla |
| "Desert Bluebells" | Phacelia campanularia |
| "English Bluebell" | Hyacinthoides non-scripta |
| "Rock Bluebell" | Campanula saxifraga |
| "Scottish Bluebell" | Campanula rotundifolia |
| "Virginia Bluebell" | Mertensia virginica |
| "Virginian Bluebell" | Mertensia virginica |
All the "Bluebell" from our database
including currently available Bluebell, and Bluebell for which we do not have a current source.
Perhaps you found "Bluebell" in a book, another catalogue or among personal communications
B and T World Seeds may be using a different spelling
( there are typos in our database - please tell Matthew if you find any )
Try a more simple search. If you are looking for Purple Jimsonweed Datura
try just Purple weed,
for a broad search, or Purple Jimson
for a narrow search.
Common name search also allows for searches with just bits of the name: Pur Jim Useful if you only have part of the name. Spaces are used as wildcards, so missing parts of words will be filled in..
Herbal Medicinal names frequently refer to the part of the plant used and a version of the Latin name, for example "Belladonnae Radix", are the roots of Atropa belladonna ( the botanical name is sometimes written Atropa bella-donna ).
Some uses for plants are included in our common names, so fuel will find some plants useful for fuel, and aphro will find some plants reputed to have aphrodisiac properties.
Check google, to see whether "Bluebell" is the correct common plant name.
(search opens in a new window/tab)