Armeria ‘Ballerina White’
?Ballerina White? is a variety of Armeria that is compact, strong and produces masses of pretty white blooms through rockeries, borders and beds, packing out the space with its stiff clusters of white balls. Hard-wearing as it can tolerate and
Armeria ‘Ballerina Lilac’
This beautiful hardy perennial is a well-loved choice for coastal areas and rockeries due to its excellent drought and salt tolerant flowers and foliage which will cope well in windy conditions. Armeria ‘Ballerina Lilac’ is a sturdy variety which produces
Anthemis Tinctoria ‘Sauce Hollandaise’
Fine, green basal foliage with a mounding habit produces a mass of cream-yellow daisies with sunshine yellow centres, which will appear upon long stems throughout June. Anthemis Tinctoria ‘Sauce Hollandaise’ is ideal for drought-prone areas in Mediterranean gardens, on dry
Anthemis tinctoria ‘Kelwayi’
A must have for wildlife gardens, gravel areas and sunny cottage garden borders where its mass of sunshine-yellow flowers create a glorious display from May to July. From a dense mound of fine, feathery foliage rise slender stems that hold
Anthemis tinctoria ‘E.C. Buxton’
Enjoy a sunny display in your borders throughout the summer! Anthemis tinctoria ‘E.C. Buxton’ is a free-flowering perennial with a clump-forming habit of branching stems that hold an abundance of sunshine-yellow daisy flowers which cloak the plants during summer. The
Anthemis sancti-johannis
Anthemis sancti-johannis has been named due to it flowering around St John?s Day, 24 June, and will bloom in abundance for at least a month, creating a standout display of 2 inch orange daisies upon vertical stems. An ideal choice
Allium christophii
Also known as Star of Persia, this striking Allium boasts giant spheres, measuring up to 20cm in diameter, made up of an abundance of star-shaped, metallic looking, violet blooms. The flowers of Allium christophii will burst into colour upon sturdy,
Hollyhock ‘Blacknight’
Tall, dark and handsome! Hollyhock ‘Blacknight’ is a classic variety, universally admired for its sultry, near-black flowers with pale yellow eyes. The large, single, saucer-shaped flowers with silky petals glisten in the sunshine, brooding over borders on sturdy stems that
Agastache ‘Bolero’
Agastache ?Bolero? forms a low mound of aromatic, bronze-green foliage, topped with loose, whorled spikes of tubular, two-lipped, vivid rose-purple fragrant flowers throughout summer and into autumn. The blooms attract butterflies and bees making this an excellent choice for wildlife
Achillea ‘Summer Fruits Salmon’
?Summer Fruits Salmon? is a exciting Achillea, that flowers from July until October. It produces masses of pastel pink flowers, that smother a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage. A great addition to cottage, urban and wildlife themed gardens,
Achillea ‘Summer Fruits Lemon’
?Summer Fruits Lemon? is a exciting Achillea, that flowers from July until October. It produces masses of citrus yellow flowers, that smother a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage. A great addition to cottage, urban and wildlife themed gardens,
Achillea sibirica camschatica ‘Love Parade’
?Love Parade? is a eye-catching Achillea, that flowers from July until October. It produces masses of dusky lilac flowers, that smother a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage. A great addition to cottage, urban and wildlife themed gardens, this
Achillea millefolium ‘Pink Grapefruit’ (Tutti Frutti Series)
?Pink Grapefruit? is a popping pink Achillea, that flowers from July until October. It produces masses of tropical coloured flowers, that smother a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage. A great addition to cottage, urban and wildlife themed gardens,
Acanthus mollis ‘Hollards Gold’
This stunning Acanthus flowers from April until September. It produces large, lime-coloured leaflets, that soon become borne with architectural white and purple bracts. A staple shrub for a spacious border, cottage or cut flower garden, this hardy perennial will instantly
Potentilla atrosanguinea var. argyrophylla ‘Scarlet Starlit’
A compact hardy perennial with branching stems of saucer-like, dark red blooms throughout the summer. Potentilla atrosanguinea var. argyrophylla ‘Scarlet Starlit’ produces tidy clumps of three-lobed, deep green, hairy leaves very much like those of a strawberry. This dwarf cinquefoil
Phygelius x rectus ‘Funfare Wine’
?Funfare Wine? is a striking Phygelius that blooms from June until October. It generates bundles of trumpet shaped flowers in a shade of fuchsia, that each feature a unique maroon throat. They sit happily against a backdrop of fresh green
Ligularia dentata ‘Midnight Lady’
If you want a show-stopping plant for your border, your wait stops here! The best option is Ligularia dentata ‘Midnight Lady’. It has massive, rich bronze structural foliage with golden-orange daisy flowers on dark stems. Bees and butterflies love Ligularia.
Hemerocallis ‘Bonanza’
?Bonanza? is a striking Daylily that flowers from June until October. It produces a flurry of large, lemon-coloured blooms, that each feature warm maroon centres. Fabulous for cottage and exotic themed landscapes, its showy trumpet shaped flowers will instantly add
Hosta ‘Francee’
Hosta ‘Francee’ is a hardy, weather-resistant type with a highly ribbed leaf and jagged, cream edges. This resilient plant will swiftly grow clumps of foliage that can brighten up a dark place if it is protected from slugs. This RHS
Hosta ‘Blue Angel’
The largest of the blue Hostas, this slow growing hardy perennial forms large clumps of glaucous grey-blue leaves that can each grow up to 40cm (16) long. The enormous leaves provide an ideal backdrop for its bell shaped, white flowers
Euphorbia amygdaloides ‘Purpurea’
A compact evergreen perennial that produces eye-catching maroon leaves which compliment the bright yellow blooms that appear from April to June to create a cheerful display. Euphorbia amygdaloides ‘Purpurea’ is ideal for those difficult, shady spots beneath deciduous trees or
Echinacea purpurea ‘Primadonna Deep Pink’
Like all Echinaceas Nectar Pink flowers throughout summer, attracting pollinating insects to the garden. This variety is free flowering with a compact, branching habit. Like all Echinacea, the daisy-like flowers are good for cutting and using fresh or dried. Height: