Lychnis x arkwrightii ‘Orange Zwerg’
?Orange Zwerg? will turn heads wherever placed, its attractive red-orange flowers and contrasting deep burgundy leaflets make a superb hot display and will add year-round interest. It enjoys full sun and well drained soils to flourish and would sit well
Shasta Daisy ‘Becky’
?Becky? is an eye-catching Shasta Daisy that flowers from June until October, it bears a traditional daisy-like head featuring white petals and a lemon-coloured centre. It produces clumps of fresh green foliage and has an upright, sturdy habit – making
Hypericum olympicum ‘Citrinum’
This buttercup yellow Hypericum features spiky, lemon-coloured stamens and delicate blue leaflets, it has a tidy, mound forming habit and is semi-evergreen. It would sit well in a low maintenance or cottage garden, whilst providing attractive ground cover for those
Heuchera sanguinea
This vibrant hardy perennial blooms from May until July, it generates masses of tiny, ruby red tubular flowers that stand tall on lengthy green stems, towering above contrasting lime green and purple foliage. Enjoying a partially shaded position to grow,
Gypsophila repens ‘White’
This elegant creeping Gypsophila flowers from June until September, it produces heaps of snowy-white blooms that form a blanket over slender, grey-green foliage. Great for filling gaps, overflowing from containers, alpines and borders, ?White? is much loved for creating attractive
Gaillardia ‘Torchlight’
This eye-catching Gaillardia flowers from June until October, it generates masses of daisy-like blooms that are bright yellow in colour, with vibrant roaring red centres. Perched on lengthy stems, these short-lived perennials make excellent cut flowers, pretty patio shrubs and
Euphorbia myrsinites
This vibrant Blue Spurge is a hardy, evergreen perennial that generates scaly blue leaflets amongst neat whorls of sturdy, central stems. From April until June, you will witness a flurry of lime green flowers that make a striking contrast against
Echinacea purpurea ‘Alba’
This pretty Coneflower blooms from July until October, it produces a honey-coloured cone that is surrounded by pearly white petals ? they sit on thick stems that rise above clusters of deep green leaflets. Hugely attractive to bees and butterflies,
Foxglove ‘Dalmatian Cream’
?Dalmatian Cream? is an outstanding Digitalis that makes a bold statement wherever planted. From June until September, you will witness incredible spires of bell-shaped cream blooms that feature maroon speckles and sit above low growing downy leaflets. A must have
Dianthus Starburst
Each frilly-edged petal is a work of art, beautifully patterned with cherry red on a rose-pink background! Dianthus Starburst is a small alpine pink that is perfect for edging sunny borders and walks as well as bringing a pop of
Dianthus ‘Peach Party’
Dianthus ?Peach Party? has been widely popular since its introduction, producing magical peach-pink shaded blooms that flower for long periods of time through summer and autumn. Blooms have a fresh scent that breezes through your borders and beds. Habit is
Dianthus ‘Houndspool Cheryl’
?Houndspool Cheryl? is a vibrant Carnation that generates a flurry of semi-double, cherry red blooms from June until October. They sit amongst a mound of silver-grey, slender leaflets and enjoy full sun to thrive. This Dianthus is ideal for edging
Dianthus ‘Fusilier’
?Fusilier? blooms from May until September, it creates masses of semi-double flowers in a shade of reddish pink, that sit amongst a compact, cushiony mound of grey evergreen foliage. Ideal for adding to rockeries, coastal, cut flower, cottage and scented
Dianthus ‘Cosmopolitan’
?Cosmopolitan? is an eye-catching Carnation that flowers from May until September. It produces bicolored, ruffled blooms that are cerise pink in colour with a contrasting deep red centre. They pop, amongst a mound of silver-green foliage that remains compact and
Dianthus ‘Cherry Daiquiri’
This eye-catching Dianthus blooms from May until October, it generates masses of pale pink flowers that each feature a deep, red ringed centre. They sit amongst mounds of silver-green foliage, that provide year-round interest, texture and colour. Ideal for edging
Dianthus ‘Candy Floss’
?Candy Floss? flowers from May until September, it produces a profusion of double, baby pink blooms that offer a fluffy like appearance and emit a delicious fragrance all year round. They sit amongst a tidy mound of silver-green foliage and
Delosperma aberdeenense ‘Hot Pink’
?Hot Pink? blooms from June until September, it generates masses of daisy-like flowers that are coloured in bright magenta pink – they sit confidently amongst a dense carpet of succulent-like green leaflets. This Delosperma enjoys a sunny spot to grow
Delosperma congestum ‘Yellow’
?Yellow? blooms from June until September, it generates masses of daisy-like flowers that are coloured in bright golden yellow – they sit confidently amongst a dense carpet of succulent-like green leaflets. This Delosperma enjoys a sunny spot to grow and
Dahlia ‘Happy Days Purple’
?Happy Days Purple? flowers from June until October, it produces a flurry of bold, violet blooms that contrast beautifully against its bronze-purple coloured foliage. Its compact dwarf growing habit makes it perfect for adding to window boxes, small flower beds
Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Heliot’
This vibrant Tickseed blooms from June until November, it creates daisy-like flowers that are golden yellow in colour with brown-red ringed centres. They sit proudly amongst lengthy green stems and add lots of architectural height and texture wherever placed in
Chrysanthemum ‘Conella Orange’
?Conella Orange? flowers from August until November and produces a profusion of tango-coloured blooms that measure up to 6cm in width each! They feature warm, golden centres and sit proudly amongst a mound of deep green, aromatic foliage. This Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemum ‘Amiko Violet’
?Amiko Violet? flowers from August until November and produces a profusion of double mauve blooms that measure up to 6cm in width each! They feature tinged deep, maroon-coloured centres and sit proudly amongst a mound of deep green, aromatic foliage.