A strongly architectural herbaceous perennial with tall white and purple floxglove-like flowers above large glossy green leaves
A late summer herbaceous perennial with delicate papery white flowers.
- Mound forming shrub with silvery-grey foliage and bright yellow daisy-like flowers. Often mis-labelled as Scenecio greyi.
- A large deciduous shrub flowering mid to late summer and loved by bees and butterflies.
- One of the very best low level shrubs providing long lasting colour in flower and fruit.
- Robust herbaceous perennial with large lily like flowers usually in the hotter colours of the spectrum.
- Large sweet scented twining climber producing masses of white flowers but requires a little shelter.
- The fragrant Honey Suckle, a woody scrambling climber typical of British hedge rows.
- A short lived perennial with silver leaves and the brightest of cerise flowers.
- Frost tender evergreen with fragrant white flowers produced in late summer.
- A charming Primula with an unusual cone shaped flower head. Flowers are brightly coloured with a red tip and purple skirts in mid to late summer. Height approximately 1ft
- A small compact deciduous shrub with orange-red young leaves becoming yellow with age and dark reddish-pink flowers.
- A delicate perennial climber best grown through a hedge or large shrub. Bright red flowers are followed by blue berries and complemented by crisp green foliage.