Tanacetum coccineum ‘Single Mixed’
A much-loved and handy hardy perennial that produces an abundance of vibrant single daisy flowers from May to July to provide a splash of colour in the garden when spring blooms have faded. Perfect for sunny cottage gardens and wildlife
Tanacetum coccineum ‘Semi-double Mix’
A wonderful selection of long-lasting, daisy-like, semi-double flowers which create a magnificent display throughout the summer. Better known as the Painted Daisy, Tanacetum coccineum ‘Semi-double Mix? has a sturdy, upright habit which will look very effective planted in groups in
Pyrethrum coccineum ‘James Kelway’
Add a splash of colour to your garden in May and June with this magnificent coloured perennial! Pyrethrum coccineum ?James Kelway? boasts vibrant scarlet daisy blooms held upon upright stems above clump-forming, ferny foliage. These painted daisies are loved by
Prunella vulgaris
Long, compact clusters of violet-blue blooms appear upon vertical stems throughout the summer, above semi-evergreen foliage. Prunella vulgaris is from the mint family and has long been used as a medicinal plant for treating a sore throat and helping to
Prunella grandiflora ‘White’
?White? is a showy Prunella, that flowers from May until September. It generates bundles of pure white blooms, that form in neat trumpet shapes, amongst a full mound of fresh green foliage. A magnet for pollinating insects, be sure to
Prunella grandiflora ?Violet-Flowered?
This low-growing, spreading perennial is ideal for the front of the border, where it will provide excellent ground cover. In the summer, Prunella grandiflora ‘Violet-Flowered’ has purple blossoms that pollinating insects adore. The semi-evergreen foliage retains many of its leaves
Primula veris
A beautiful, award winning hardy perennial which is a well known meadow and hedgerow plant. Commonly known as the Cowslip, Primula veris bears sunshine yellow flowers from March to May which carry a wonderful perfume. Simple to grow and perfect
Primula denticulata ‘White’
An award winning and extremely versatile hardy perennial which will create a wonderful display in your spring garden. Primula denticulata ‘White’ produces compact spheres of pure white blooms with a bright yellow eye upon vertical stems from April to June.
Primula denticulata ‘Red’
An award winning and extremely versatile hardy perennial which will create a wonderful display in your spring garden. Primula denticulata ‘Red’ produces compact spheres of vibrant magenta blooms with a bright yellow eye upon vertical stems from April to June.
Primula denticulata ‘Mixed’
This dainty little perennial produces clusters of pom-pom like flowers in pink, purple and white, held on sturdy stems above tidy rosettes of semi-evergreen foliage. Primula denticulata ?Mixed? is ideal for the front of borders where it will create a
Primula denticulata ‘Lilac’
An award winning and extremely versatile hardy perennial which will create a wonderful display in your spring garden. Primula denticulata produces compact spheres of lilac blooms with a bright yellow eye upon vertical stems from April to June. This drumstick
Primula denticulata ‘Blue’
?Blue? is a vibrant Drumstick Primrose, that flowers from April until July. It produces an abundance of dome shaped, purple blooms, that sit neatly upon slender green stems, amongst a bushy mound of fresh green foliage. A fabulous perennial to
Polemonium yezoense ‘Purple Rain’
An elegant-looking perennial with attractive ferny foliage in deep purple-bronze which will transform to dark green later in the year. Polemonium yezoense ?Purple Rain? boasts clusters of light blue-purple blooms upon vertical stems in June. This Jacob’s ladder will thrive
Polemonium caeruleum
This elegant perennial will readily seed about amongst other plants to provide a harmonious, cottage-garden feel. Polemonium caeruleum produces clumps of sparse, ladder-like foliage, earning its name ?Jacob’s Ladder?. In May and June, tall, erect stems holding clusters of nodding,
Polemonium caeruleum ‘Album’
This elegant perennial will readily seed about amongst other plants to provide a harmonious, cottage-garden feel. Polemonium caeruleum produces clumps of sparse, ladder-like foliage, earning its name ?Jacob’s Ladder?. In May and June, tall, erect stems holding clusters of nodding,
Penstemon ‘White Bedder’
A low maintenance hardy perennial with fantastic garden performance, flowering for up to 6 months! Penstemon ?White Bedder? produces spires of tube-shaped, white blooms blushed with light pink throughout summer into autumn. An ideal addition for cottage and wildlife gardens
Physalis alkekengi
Commonly known as the ‘Chinese Lantern,’ Physalis alkekengi produces delicate creamy-white flowers in midsummer, which sit atop its oval green leaves. These subtle blooms later transform into striking red, papery lanterns that encase small, edible berries. This stunning autumn display
Phlomis tuberosa ‘Bronze Flamingo’
?Bronze Flamingo? is a striking perennial, that blooms from June until September. It generates masses of fluffy lilac flowers, that sit in neat intervals upon rhubarb coloured, upright slender stems. As Autumn approaches each bloom will transform into an attractive
Penstemon ‘Sour Grapes’
Penstemon ‘Sour Grapes’ is one of the most easily recognisable varieties around, with intriguing bell-shaped blooms in pink and blue tones, that aren?t pure or clear in tone. Hardy, semi-evergreen perennial that will return year after year in herbaceous borders
Penstemon smallii
Penstemon smallii is an earlier flowering variety compared to border hybrid penstemons and has much larger, wider leaves that become blushed with red-bronze during winter. In May and June, the stunning dark purple-bronze stems boast eye-catching, bright purple flowers with
Penstemon ‘Raven’
For months on end, sumptuous, tubular blackcurrant blossoms emerge in exquisite spikes above clumps of narrow leaves. Penstemon ‘Raven’ is an eye-catching cultivar, especially when combined with pale-flowered perennials like anthemis and gypsophila. It, like all penstemons, attracts pollinating insects,
Penstemon pinifolius ‘Mersea Yellow’
Penstemon pinifolius ?Mersea Yellow? is more compact compared to border hybrid penstemons and much prefers rockeries, gravel areas and patio pots. This beard tongue has a spreading habit and produces fine, evergreen, pine needle-like foliage with upward-facing, yellow, tube-shaped blooms
