Erodium reichardii ‘White’
A beautiful, free-flowering alpine which creates excellent groundcover due to its low-growing habit. Erodium reichardii ‘White’ originates from Corsica and Majorca and produces dainty white flowers with bright purple veining above a mound of scallop-edged foliage throughout the summer. An
Erodium × variabile ‘Roseum’
This resilient alpine plant is ideal for filling gaps in walls, patios, and rockeries. Spreading cushions of scalloped, grey-green foliage support a plethora of pink flowers with deeper veining resembling miniature Geraniums. The low spreading habit of Erodium variable ‘Roseum’
Echium russicum
This stunning Vipers Gloss blooms from May until November and generates masses of cherry red flowers, that cloak its bundles of upright flower spikes. They tower upon a compact growing habit of fresh green leaflets, that are elegantly shaped like
Erodium manescavii
Erodium manescavii produces striking pink flowers with intricate veining and white markings in the centre, which appear upon slender stems above a tidy mound of deeply-divided foliage. An elegant variety which will add a wonderful splash of colour to your
Eriophyllum lanatum
Eriophyllum lanatum is a resilient variety which provides excellent groundcover to create a colourful carpet of yellow blooms from May to October. Commonly known as ?the sunshine flower,? this beautiful perennial produces quick-growing clumps of silver-green, drought-tolerant foliage. A pest
Erigeron speciosus Azure Fairy
This low maintenance, free-flowering perennial produces a profusion of semi-double, lilac-blue daisies upon sturdy stems from May to October. Erigeron speciosus ?Azure Fairy? will grow happily in poor, dry soils and is adored by bees and other pollinating insects. The
Erigeron seciosus ‘Pink Jewel’
Erigeron seciosus ‘Pink Jewel’ daisies are tough little daisies that are dependable and low-maintenance. However, they consistently deliver excellent results year after year, even in difficult coastal locations where they thrive. Pollinating insects adore the early summer blooms, which also
Erigeron karvinskianus
Erigeron karvinskianus is a long-flowering variety which provides excellent groundcover as well as looking very effective in rockeries, border edges and filling wall crevices and pavement cracks. This pretty perennial produces an abundance of small, white daisy flowers from May
Erigeron aurantiacus
This vibrant Erigeron is fabulous for drought prone areas and remains happy in direct sunlight. Blooming from June until September, this showy hardy perennial will produce an abundance of hot orange flowers, that are borne upon slender stems and a
Echinops spaerocephalus ‘Arctic Glow’
?Arctic Glow? is a showy perennial, that flowers from August to September. It produces bundles of dome shaped blooms, that are a white lilac in colour, held sturdily upon olive green stems. Much loved for its fresh green mound of
Dracocephalum rupestre
A unique-looking perennial which is a relative of Catmint and native to mountain meadows in China where it grows happily in rocky, free-draining conditions. Dracocephalum rupestre is adored for its vibrant blue, tubular blooms which burst into colour upon vertical,
Foxglove ‘Sutton’s Apricot’
This upstanding perennial, like all Digitalis, flourishes in light shade, making it ideal for planting among deciduous trees. This beautiful variety’s muted apricot tones enable it to mix in with almost any colour scheme. In early summer, Foxglove purpurea ‘Apricot’
Foxglove lanata
A unique variety that is seen in UK gardens very often! Foxglove lantana produces biscuit coloured blooms which are boldly decorated with deep brown veining. The stems and leaves of this Grecian Foxglove are coated in fine, downy hairs, giving
Foxglove grandiflora Carillon
An award winning perennial boasting vertical flower spikes of pastel-yellow, tube-shaped blooms with a brown spotted throat. Foxglove grandiflora ‘Carillon’ produces rosettes of deep green, evergreen foliage and is ideal for cottage and woodland borders, looking particularly effective planted alongside
Foxglove ‘Mixed’
Foxglove Mixed is a perfect addition to shady areas of the garden, they are delightful when planted amongst deciduous trees and wildlife areas or at the back of the border. With a beautiful range of colours they can be cut
Foxglove ‘Foxy’
Foxglove Foxy is a hardy biennial, known for its compact growth. This decorous variety flowers in the first year from being sown unlike many of the traditional Digitalis and will re-seed in your borders. Stunning pink and white colours blend
Foxglove ‘Milk Chocolate’
Milk Chocolate Digitalis parviflora is a very seldom seen variety with shiny foliage that perfectly matches the unique blooms. This Foxglove, native to Spain, is surprisingly hardy and thrives in a lightly shaded spot in the garden. Rich chocolate-coloured flowers
Foxglove x mertonensis
Towering spikes of dusky, strawberry-pink blooms rise from neat rosettes of glossy, dark green foliage. Commonly known as the Strawberry Foxglove, this beautiful hybrid combines the bell shaped flowers of D. grandiflora with the pretty colouring of D. purpurea. Foxglove
Foxglove ‘Dalmatian White’
Allow this short-lived perennial seed to spread to form striking drifts and attract wildlife to its nectar-rich flowers. Foxglove ‘Dalmatian White’ has graceful white trumpets with gorgeous spotted throats that crowd the vertical stems. This statuary foxglove has a strong,
Foxglove ‘Dalmatian Purple’
This hardy biennial produces striking purple blooms with inner dark speckles which are adored by garden pollinators! Foxglove ‘Dalmatian Purple’ is a dwarf variety that will flower quickly after planting, with the flowers appearing from its sturdy vertical stems, above
Delphinium ‘Astolat’
Delphinium ‘Astolat’ is part of the Pacific Giant series and is an ideal choice for adding height and colour to sunny borders from June to July. This perennial produces a mass of oversized, semi-double, blush-pink blooms from towering stems. A
Foxglove ‘Camelot Cream’
Foxglove ‘Camelot Cream’ is a variety which looks like a traditional wild Foxglove but the flowers appear all around the stem, creating an even more striking display. Digitalis are easy to grow and will make a wonderful addition to any