Blue, green, white and the paler purples. The cool end of the colour spectrum.
A strongly architectural herbaceous perennial with tall white and purple floxglove-like flowers above large glossy green leaves
- Pinkish purple early summer flowering bulbous perenial with enormous long lasting architectural flower heads.
- A heavily fragrant, broad leaved wild Spring bulb which will quickly colonise damp woodland and river banks.
- Large stately ornamental onion with tiny deep purple flowers in a large 10cm spherical flower head produced during mid summer.
A late summer herbaceous perennial with delicate papery white flowers.
- A large deciduous shrub flowering mid to late summer and loved by bees and butterflies.
- A favourite early summer flowering bulb in shades of blue and white.
- A small early Spring flowering bulb with large, pink, star shaped flowers
- Scented evergreen climber with simple creamy white flowers usually appearing in April and early may.
- Vigourous woody climber producing masses of simple pink or white flowers in late spring and early summer.
- Small purple, white and yellow Spring bulbs which signal the arrival of Easter.
Winter & early spring flowering tuberous perennial with white or purple flowers.
- A late summer flowering herbaceous perennial that enjoys partial shade and mpist soil.
- Self clinging deciduous climber suitable for growing up large trees and dark north facing walls.
- Large sweet scented twining climber producing masses of white flowers but requires a little shelter.
- A delicate yet tough spring flowering bulb with pale blue star shaped flowers with a distinctive deeper blue vein.
- An intensely blue flowering spring bulb which will grow happily in a wide range of habitats
- An attractive late spring or early summer flowering shrub with delicate arching branches and masses of tiny white flowers
Large shrub or small tree bearing large clusters of purple, pink, lilac or white strongly scented flowers in early summer.
- Easy care winter flowering shrub suitable for most gardens.