Rudbeckia fulgida var sullivantii ‘Goldsturm’
This lavish collection will add a splash of colour to your garden borders. Flowers are specially selected to bloom in succession from late spring to autumn, ensuring that your garden looks its best throughout the growing season. Plant them in
Poppy ‘Victoria Louise’
An incredible, Oriental Poppy boasting large, ruffled, blush-pink blooms with a dark centre. Poppy ?Prinzessin Victoria Louise’ flowers between May and July, appearing from slim stems which are covered in hairs above tidy clumps of velvety foliage. Although this hardy
Pulmonaria ‘Sissinghurst White’
Despite its unattractive common name of Lungwort, Pulmonaria is a very pretty hardy perennial for ground cover in shady corners, or beneath trees and shrubs. The foliage of Pulmonaria ‘Sissinghurst White’ is felted, and mottled in white, and accompanied by
Azalea ‘Geisha Orange’
An evergreen azalea with a spreading growth habit, small dark green leaves set off the striking bright orange-red flowers in May and June. Japanese Azalea make superb features in a rockery or as a spectacle display shrub in a container.
Sarcococca hookeriana var. digyna
Sarcococca hookeriana digyna ? Sweet box Blooming from January until March this Sarcococca is fantastic for adding some garden interest throughout the chilly months. Its fragrant firecracker-like flowers are accompanied by leathery weatherproof foliage in a deep shade of plum.
Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii
Physalis Chinese lantern Physalis Chinese lantern blooms from June until July and produces incredible coral coloured papery Chinese lantern calyces. Commonly known as Cape Gooseberry, Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii is easy to care for and grows best when positioned in
Penstemon ‘Pensham Wedding Day’
Penstemon ‘Pensham Wedding Day’ is a sturdy perennial that brims with its underappreciated beauty. It also blends seamlessly into herbaceous borders. It has large ivory-white bells that crowd the upright stems above a tidy clump of narrow semi-evergreen foliage. It
Penstemon ‘Pensham Laura’
These famous, resilient perennials deserve to be displayed prominently in the garden or on the patio. Their pink bells with satiny white throats dangle above semi-evergreen foliage. Penstemon ‘Laura’ has great stamina and tolerance to rain and drought. This allows
Penstemon ‘Pensham Czar’
Lilac bells of Penstemon ‘Czar’ with satiny white throats are carried above semi-evergreen foliage, creating a captivating effect. It has great stamina and tolerance to rain and drought, allowing it to flower for an amazing five months each year. Pensham
Penstemon ‘Pensham Amelia Jayne’
Penstemon ‘Amelia Jayne’ is a famous, resilient perennial that deserves to be displayed prominently in the garden or on the patio. It has amazing stamina and tolerance to rain and drought, allowing it to flower for an amazing five months
Poppy ‘Beauty of Livermere’
Vibrant red flowers with a large black centre create an animated display which will certainly capture your attention! The fragile, solitary flowers of Poppy ‘Beauty of Livermere’ appear from slim stems which are covered in hairs above tidy clumps of
Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Amber Jubilee’
Physocarpus opulifolius Amber Jubilee is a vigorous deciduous shrub. New growth in spring emerges in shades of orange and gold, maturing to green by late summer. Clusters of small creamy-white flowers appear along the stems in summer followed by deep
Penstemon digitalis ‘Husker Red’
A fantastic long-flowering variety which is undeterred by rain and drought, creating an eye-catching display throughout the summer and into autumn. Penstemon ‘Husker Red’ produces almost-white, trumpet flowers which appear above its deep red, semi-evergreen, slug resistant foliage. This much
Pinus mugo ‘Pumilio Group’
Pinus mugo ‘Pumilo Group’, otherwise known as Dwarf Mountain Pine, is slow growing, compact and neat, making for a fantastic addition to large patio containers. Foliage is made up of dense green needles, forming on spreading branches. Female cones are
Passiflora caerulea
Passiflora caerulea looks exotic, but is actually easy to grow and very versatile for the garden. Explosions of purple and white blooms emerge in late summer, followed by edible orange passion fruits. Tropical climber that booms with big flower power
Lysimachia ephemerum
Lysimachia ephemerum, which earned an RHS AGM for its garden performance, is a lovely cut flower that attracts a lot of butterflies. This elegant perennial thrives in moist borders and bog gardens, or at the edges of ponds and streams.
Lithodora diffusa ‘Heavenly Blue’
Lithodora Plant – Heavenly Blue Flowers from spring to autumn! The Lithodora Plant – Heavenly Blue is a beautifully regal looking plant. This long flowering plant produces a magnificent succession of vibrant royal- blue flowers in blooms shaped like a
Monarda ‘Fireball’
Monarda ‘Fireball’ is a lovely, resilient perennial that blooms profusely. It is simple to grow and attracts bees, butterflies, and other insects. All through the summer, whorls of scarlet flowers are hosted by bunches of fragrant foliage. It has a
Pachysandra terminalis ‘Green Carpet’
This simple to grow variety will provide superb ground cover and looks particularly effective planted under shrubs and trees. The evergreen, mat-forming foliage of Pachysandra terminalis ‘Green Carpet’ is very eye-catching and makes an excellent weed-suppressant. From the beginning of
Lupin ‘The Page’
Lupins are popular in cottage gardens because of their bright, often two-toned flower spikes. Plants are low-maintenance and provide a lengthy flowering period as well as great garden performance in both the sun and the shade. With blooms in two
Lilac ‘Palibin’ (standard)
Dwarf lilac makes the perfect standard plant, with a neatly rounded head of flowers and soft green foliage, perched on a bare 50cm stem. In late spring, Syringa ?Palibin? bears an abundance of sweetly perfumed mauve-pink blooms that fill the
Lupin ‘The Governor’
Lupin ‘The Governor’ has bicolor purple and white blooms that add a touch to traditional planting patterns. From early summer onwards, this resistant, sturdy perennial develops its magnificent, long flower spikes, each spire brimming with lovely pea-like flowers. This cottage