Phlox paniculata ‘Eva Cullum’
A stunning, award winning variety producing panicles of vibrant pink blooms with a darker centre, upon tall stems from July to September. Phlox paniculata ‘Eva Cullum’ has a clump-forming habit and shows great resistance to mildew. Ideal for cottage and
Phlox douglasii ‘Rosea’
A low-growing alpine with a spreading habit which creates excellent groundcover and is perfect for rockeries as well as tumbling over walls and spilling over the edge of patio pots. Phlox douglasii ‘Rosea’ produces an abundance of elegant blooms in
Persicaria affinis ‘Darjeeling Red’
Persicaria affinis ‘Darjeeling Red’ is a resilient, mat-forming perennial that captivates gardeners with its stunning foliage and enduring flower spikes. This particular variety excels in providing robust ground cover, making it an excellent choice for those looking to enhance their
Penstemon ‘Rich Ruby’
The jewel coloured flowers of this award-winning penstemon will glisten in containers and borders. Penstemon ?Rich Ruby? boasts trumpet-shaped, ruby-red blooms with burgundy throats, that stand out above semi-evergreen foliage. With regular deadheading you will be rewarded with a continuous
Penstemon ‘Appleblossom’
Penstemon ‘Appleblossom’ is a semi-evergreen perennial with a tidy, shrubby habit that looks great at the front of perennial borders. This famous variety is simple to grow and has earned an RHS AGM for its outstanding garden effectiveness. This lovely
Penstemon ‘Osprey’
An award winning hardy perennial which is low maintenance and has fantastic garden performance, flowering for up to 6 months! Penstemon ?Osprey? produces tall spires of tube-shaped, white blooms with blushed pink edges throughout summer into autumn. An ideal addition
Penstemon ‘Mother Of Pearl’
A low maintenance hardy perennial with fantastic garden performance, flowering for up to 6 months! Penstemon ?Mother of Pearl? produces spires of tube-shaped, pearlescent-mauve blooms with eye-catching, dark magenta throats throughout summer into autumn. An ideal addition for cottage and
Monarda ‘Elsies Lavender’
Monarda ‘Elsies Lavender’ is a classic cottage garden perennial bearing shaggy whorls of soft lavender flowers, each flower made up of multiple tubular florets. The unusual flowers are held on stiff, upright stems above clumps of soft, aromatic foliage. Monarda
Lupin ‘Gallery Red’
These vibrant cottage garden favourites will brighten your garden year after year, becoming stronger with more flower spikes each season. The Lupin Gallery Series offers intense colours that bring both vibrancy and structure to your outdoor displays. These remarkable dwarf
Lupin ‘Mini Gallery Bi-colour Pink’
Compact, bushy plants with a basal branching growth habit that ensures they produce a profusion of impressive flower spikes of bi-colour pink. It boasts a long flowering period for a lupin and will flower in its first year if sown
Lupin ‘Gallery Blue’
The Lupin Gallery Series is a collection of vibrantly coloured varieties that will add liveliness and structure to your garden displays. There are three varieties in the collection: Gallery Red, Gallery White, and Gallery Blue. These incredible dwarf lupins are
Lobelia ‘Compliment Scarlet’
This lobelia really is a study in scarlet, its large, velvety blooms are positively glowing and will be sure to draw a gasp from onlookers! An RHS AGM winner, it is renowned for its long flowering period, producing upright spikes
Leucanthemum x Superbum Lacrosse
Shasta daisies are a staple for any sunny border! Throughout the summer a mass of single daisy blooms with spoon-like white petals and a yellow centre will burst into colour upon sturdy stems which emerge above deep green, toothed leaves.
Chrysanthemum ‘Silver Princess’
With their timeless elegance, the pure white single blooms of this compact Shasta Daisy create a continuous display throughout the summer. Closely related to the chrysanthemum, Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Silver Princess’ shines brightest when planted in groups, making a bold
Leucanthemum ‘Victorian Secret’
Leucanthemum ?Victorian Secret? is a handy, compact variety that only grows to around knee-height, making it ideal for the front of borders. A classic, daisy-like combination of white petals surrounding a yellow eye but the flowers vary from doubles to
Leucanthemum ‘Superbum Real Charmer’
The masses of blooms from June to September certainly helps make this Leucanthemum a ?Real Charmer?! Leucanthemum superbum ?Real Charmer? forms a bushy, clump-forming perennial with improved disease resistance and is very easy to grow – thriving in even tricky
Lavender stoechas ‘Ruffles Mulberry’
Not all Lavenders are purple! Lavender stoechas ‘Ruffles Mulberry’ is the prettiest shade of berry-red topped with a cluster of rose-pink bracts that are so distinctive of French Lavenders. This bushy little shrub is perfect for sunny, free-draining borders, but
Lavandula × intermedia ‘Dutch Group’
English Lavender, a cottage garden staple, is stronger and more sturdy than its French counterparts. Lavandula angustifolia grows into a spreading mound that is ideal for edging pathways. It attracts bees and pollinating insects to a vast array of purple
Knautia macedonica
Knautia macedonica is a spectacular border perennial with a long flowering season, where its deep red, pin cushion, scabious-like blooms will create a colourful display throughout summer, through to first frosts. An easy-to-grow bushy plant with a neat rounded habit,
Heuchera ‘Firefly’
Although the majority of heucheras are not grown for their blooms, Heuchera ?Firefly? is certainly an exception! In May and June panicles of vibrant red flowers float on airy stems above a tidy, green mounds of gently marbled, scalloped foliage.
Helianthemum Henfield Brilliant
A simple to grow evergreen shrub with a low spreading habit which is perfect for hot, dry conditions. Helianthemum ?Henfield Brilliant? creates tidy clumps of small, grey-green, linear foliage which will tumble over steps, rockeries or border edges and offers
Helenium Tip Top
Helenium ‘Tip Top’ is a shorter and more compact variety which will flower from June to September and boasts an abundance of rich yellow, daisy-like blooms with a brown central cone. Contrasts wonderfully with late-flowering perennials such as violet asters
