Chaenorhinum origanifolium Blue Dream
This semi-evergreen alpine perennial is native to mountainous regions in the Iberian Peninsula and Balearic Islands. Chaenorhinum origanifolium ‘Blue Dream’ forms gentle, cascading cushions of very small, round foliage with a spreading habit and boasts a profusion of small, purple,
Centaurea montana
An exquisite woodland and meadow hardy perennial boasting vibrant blue, spider-like blooms above green-grey foliage in May. Centaurea montana are ideal for gravelled areas and sunny garden borders where its nectar rich flowers will attract pollinating insects. To prolong the
Catananche caerulea
Because of its long-lasting blooms, this cheerful little perennial is an excellent addition to cut flower arrangements! In the summer, ragged-edged lavender-blue flowers burst from straw-like buds. The flowers are replaced by papery seed heads, which can also be used
Campanula pyramidalis ‘Alba’
?Alba? is a striking hardy perennial that blooms from May until August. It is much loved for its pyramidalis form and generates an abundance of white, star-shaped flowers, that sit neatly upon its deep green foliage. Ideal for adding into
Campanula glomerata ‘Superba’
Winner of the Chelsea Flower show, Superba is a strong perennial which forms erect stems to 60cm, with oblong to ovate leaves and deep violet-purple flowers 3cm in length. Enjoys full sun or partial shade. Height: 50cm Spread: 100cm
Campanula glomerata Alba
A simple to grow and quick growing perennial which will swiftly spread to create low-growing clumps of heart-like leaves. During the summer months, vertical stems boast rounded clusters of upward facing, dazzling white bell-like blooms. Ideal for the front of
Campanula punctata
A delightful perennial perfect for cottage gardens, this plant features long, slender bell-shaped flowers in shades of purple-pink, delicately hanging from bronze stems throughout the summer. Its clump-forming growth makes it an ideal choice for the front of borders, where
Campanula poscharskyana
Campanula poscharskyana is a low growing variety with a spreading habit which makes fantastic groundcover in alpines and rockeries or flowing over low walls. Better known as the Serbian Bellflower, this hardy perennial produces an abundance of lilac-blue, star shaped
Campanula persicifolia ‘Telham Beauty’
This beautiful Fairy Bellflower makes an ideal addition to cottage gardens and wildlife areas. The lilac-blue, bell shaped blooms of Campanula persicifolia ‘Telham Beauty’ will flower in early summer where their nectar rich blooms will attract pollinating insects to your
Campanula persicifolia ‘Caerulea’
This clump forming hardy perennial has vertical stems which produce blue, bell-shaped blooms throughout the summer and are loved by garden pollinators. Commonly known as Canterbury Bells, Campanula persicifolia ?Caerulea? will create an effortless display at the front of garden
Campanula persicifolia var. alba
Campanula persicifolia var. alba is a must-have for the cottage garden, illuminating borders with its clean and elegant display. It’s a great choice for lightly shaded borders. It is because its flowers last longer and help to brighten the gloom.
Campanula medium White
Also known as Canterbury Bells, Campanula medium ?White? is a clump-forming biennial with vertical stems of dainty, white bell-like blooms in summer. It will blend perfectly with summer perennials and will seed about to mingle with other plants and fill
Campanula medium ‘Rose’
?Rose? is a Campanula that flowers from May until September. It generates an abundance of bright pink blooms, that perch neatly upon a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage. Ideal for growing in gravel gardens and rockeries, its stunning
Campanula medium ‘Blue’
Campanula medium ‘Blue’ is better known as Canterbury Bells. It is a blue-flowered variety of this variable species. Along with that, it has upright stems of bell-shaped flowers in summer. This cluster-forming biennial integrates seamlessly with summer perennials at the
Campanula collina
Not often seen in gardens, this alpine campanula creates small mounds of fuzzy, sage-like, basal foliage which produce several short spikes of purple-blue, bell-like blooms in the summer. Campanula collina is an ideal choice for alpines and rockeries or for
Calamintha nepeta
This striking hardy perennial is a must have this season. From July until October, you will witness an array of baby pink flowers, that smother an elegant, compact growing habit of aromatic, fresh green foliage. Each bloom is borne upon
Bellis perennis ‘White’
This bright and colourful daisy is excellent for planting amongst pansies, forget-me-nots and spring bulbs to create a cheerful display in containers, window boxes and at the front of borders. Bellis perennis ?White? boasts an abundance of dazzling white, pom
Campanula garganica
A beautiful little perennial which provides excellent groundcover, slowly creating a blanket of small, evergreen, heart-like foliage. Campanula garganica will colonise rockeries, walls, path edges pavement crevices with very little effort, helping to suppress those pesky weeds! A profusion of
Briza Media
A wonderful perennial grass which creates compact mounds of semi-evergreen, blue-green foliage. Purple tinged, miniature hop-like flowerheads dangle from its slender stems and move in the breeze to create a shimmering haze. Briza Media has lots of appropriate nicknames such
Campanula carpatica ‘Alba’
?Alba? is a Campanula that flowers from May until September. It generates an abundance of pearly white blooms, that perch neatly upon a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage. Ideal for growing in gravel gardens and rockeries, its stunning
Calamagrostis brachytricha
Our Feather Reed Grass is just what you need to create some structure, privacy and texture in your garden this season! An all-year-round ornamental grass, boasting arching green leaflets and feathery pink plumes from July until October, this superb hardy
Buphthalmum salicifolium
This beautiful Yellow Ox Eye will instantly lift your outdoor space and create some elegance, colour and form. Flowering from March to August, this Buphthalmum generates an abundance of citrus yellow blooms, that are borne upon upright stems, amongst a