Knautia macedonica ‘Mars Midget’
Knautia Macedonica ‘Mars Midget’ is a more compact version of its relative and produces an abundance of deep red pincushion blooms from July to October, upon slender stems which sway in the breeze. The low, mounded habit of foliage is
Lamium maculatum Roseum
A very handy hardy perennial, this dead-nettle is sturdy and resilient and will be happy in a shaded spot in almost any soil type. Lamium maculatum ?Roseum? has a low spreading habit of green, sharply-toothed foliage with an eye-catching white
Lamium maculatum Ghost
A very handy hardy perennial, this dead-nettle is sturdy and resilient and will be happy in a shaded spot in almost any soil type. Lamium maculatum ?Ghost? has a clump-forming habit of silver, sharply-toothed foliage with a deep green margin.
Lamium maculatum ‘Beacon Silver’
A very handy hardy perennial, this dead-nettle is sturdy and resilient and will be happy in a shaded spot in almost any soil type. Lamium maculatum ?Beacon Silver? has a low spreading habit of purple and green, sharply-toothed foliage with
Lamium galeobdolon ‘Hermann’s Pride’
A very handy hardy perennial, this dead-nettle is sturdy and resilient and will be happy in a shaded spot in almost any soil type. Lamium galeobdolon ‘Hermann’s Pride’ has a clump-forming habit of sharply-toothed foliage with an attractive snakeskin-looking silver
Koeleria Glauca
The beautiful blue-green, semi-evergreen foliage of Koeleria Glauca looks very effective grown in a patio pot or as an edging plant, as well as forming tidy, weed-suppressant groundcover when planted en masse in gravel gardens and rockeries. Throughout the summer,
Kniphofia uvaria ‘Mixed Hybrids’
This exciting Red Hot Poker, blooms from July until October. It generates an abundance of spiky, warm orange and yellow flowers, that are borne upon slender green, upright stems. They stand proudly above a compact growing habit of fresh green,
Knautia macedonica ‘Red Knight’
Knautia Macedonica ‘Red Knight’ produces an abundance of deep red pincushion blooms from July to October, upon tall, slender stems where appear above clump forming foliage. Ideal for cottage and wildlife gardens where it will attract plenty of pollinating insects
Jasione laevis ‘Blue Light’
Throughout the summer this striking perennial produces fluffy-looking, spherical flowerheads of pin-cushion, blue blooms which burst into colour upon tough stems, above basal rosettes of slender foliage. Jasione laevis ‘Blue Light’ is ideal for rockeries, cottage gardens and wildlife areas
Iberis gibraltarica
A showstopping hardy perennial which copes well in poor soils and coastal areas. Iberis gibraltarica is a vigorous free-flowering variety which boasts clusters of pastel purple flowers throughout May and June. Candytuft has a low-growing habit and produces clumps of
Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Chestnut Brown’
The exceptional coloured blooms of Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Chestnut Brown’ ensure this hardy perennial creates an eye-catching display all summer long! Towering, vertical flower spikes boast ruffled, mahogany flowers that slowly open from the bottom of each stem upwards. This majestic
Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Yellow’
With towering spires of fully double blooms, Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Yellow’ makes a striking statement in the garden, reaching up to 180cm (6′)! These hardy perennials are a guaranteed showstopper, adding drama and height, and they also make fantastic cut flowers
Hollyhock ‘Chater’s White’
With towering spires of fully double blooms, Hollyhock ‘Chater’s White’ creates a breathtaking display, reaching up to 180cm (6′) in height! These hardy perennials are sure to impress, adding dramatic vertical interest to your garden and making stunning cut flowers
Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Double Rose’
?Chater?s Double Rose? is a one-of-a-kind hardy perennial. It flowers from June until October and produces an abundance of huge, double, rose-pink blooms. They smother its lengthy, upright flower spikes and stand proudly above a clump forming habit of fresh
Hypericum perforatum
This hardy perennial makes an excellent addition to wild flower gardens. The golden star shaped flowers appear at the tips of upright stems throughout summer. Commonly known as St. John’s Wort, Hypericum perforatum is best known for its use as
Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Scarlet’
No perennial border is complete without the grandeur and majesty of this hardy perennial. Hollyhocks are classic cottage garden plants, towering to the heavens, and bringing height and structure to the back of borders. Each upright flower spike is crowded
Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Salmon Pink’
The exceptional coloured blooms of Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Salmon Pink’ ensure this hardy perennial creates an eye-catching display all summer long! Towering, vertical flower spikes boast ruffled, salmon-pink flowers that slowly open from the bottom of each stem upwards. This majestic
Hesperis matronalis var. albiflora
Hesperis matronalis var. albiflora produces pure white fragrant blooms that bees and other pollinators will be fighting over in the warm summer months. A great choice for wildlife gardens or spaces, where Hesperis matronalis var. albiflora can be grown as
Hesperis Matronalis
Hesperis matronalis is quite the spectacle when planted in large groups, as the pale-lilac and purple, scented blooms dazzle in May to July. Otherwise known as sweet rocket, blooms attract pollinators like bees, creating a wildlife garden in your borders
Helianthemum ‘The Bride’
A simple to grow evergreen shrub with a low spreading habit which is perfect for hot, dry conditions. Helianthemum ?The Bride? creates tidy clumps of small, grey-green, linear foliage which will tumble over steps, rockeries or border edges and offers
Helianthemum ‘Fire Dragon’
?Fire Dragon? is a showy Rock Rose, that flowers from May until August. It produces masses of hot orange blooms, with vibrant yellow centres, that neatly top its clump forming habit of grey-green foliage. Perfect for planting in rockeries, alpine,
Helianthemum ‘Cerise Queen’
A simple to grow evergreen shrub with a low spreading habit which is perfect for hot, dry conditions. Helianthemum ?Cerise Queen? creates tidy clumps of small, grey-green, linear foliage which will tumble over steps, rockeries or border edges and offers