Hosta 'Minor' A mini hosta that is vigorous and easy to grow. Good for containers but happy in the ground too. Unlike most hostas, which are usually grown for their foliage, this is grown for it's wonderful flowers which are Violet-blue and held high on 20cm...Click here for full details... £4.75
Houttuynia cordata 'Chameleon' Beautiful ground cover plant. Red and yellow variegated heart-shaped green leaves. Tolerates both very wet and very dry soils. The leaves develop the brightest colours in Full Sun, but has pretty gold-edged leaves when grown in shade. Pretty white...Click here for full details... £4.75
Inula hookeri A wonderful plant and a magnet for bees and butterflies. Shorter than most Inula, it's perfect for smaller gardens. A profusion of shaggy bright, yellow daisy flowers from August to October. From Sikkim, Burma and China and introduced by John Dalton...Click here for full details... £4.90
Inula oculus-christi Golden-yellow flowers in July and August. Soft hairy foliage Leave the seedheads on to give the birds a treat in winter. Inula oculus-christi is native to Iran, the Caucasus, Turkey, eastern Central Europe, Austria and the Balkan Peninsula and was...Click here for full details... £4.90
Inula orientalis grandiflora A magnet for bees and butterflies. Shorter than most Inula, it's perfect for smaller gardens. Golden-yellow daisy flowers from July to September. Forms a good clump. Showy Inula is found in the Himalayas, from Pakistan to C. Nepal and W. Asia, at...Click here for full details... £4.75
Iris chrysographes 'Black Form' Also known as Iris chrysographes 'Black Knight' and 'Black Coloured'. Deepest Purple which is virtually indistinguishable from black. Beautiful and a real talking point. Iris chysographes comes from the meadows and marshes of the Far East. Happy in...Click here for full details... £4.90
Iris ensata 'Moonlight Waves' Lovely large, pure white form of the Japanese Iris. White with a lime green centre diffusing into the petals, in July and August. Introduced in 1910. Good for cutting. Happy in most soils, including damp. Height: 90cm Iris: Named after the goddess...Click here for full details... £4.90
Iris humilis A rarely offered Iris from Russia. Short at only 10cm, and preferring Well-Drained to dry soil, it's ideal for a container or rockery. Bright yellow flowers in spring. Native to Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine,...Click here for full details... £4.75
Ixia 'Giant' A lovely bulbous plant with tall strong stems topped with claret eyed white flowers in May, June and July. Perfect as a cut flower and also suitable as container plants. Spreads and naturalises well but in a well-behaved way. Prefers a sunny...Click here for full details... £4.75
Jasminum officinale 'Aureovariegatum' (syn: Jasminum officinale 'Aureum') A very striking climber, the leaves being heavily splashed and mottled with gold. White flowers from July to September. Height: 3m Jasmine offinale was brought from the Near East in Tudor times. Common name(s): JasmineClick here for full details... £6.50
Kitaibelia vitifolia This splendid perennial plant from the Lower Danube is not often offered by nurseries in the UK. Related to hollyhocks, it grows 6-8ft high with unusual, vine-like leaves and large, showy cup-shaped white flowers from July to September. It forms a good...Click here for full details... £5.50
Lamium galeobdolon 'Hermann's Pride' An outstanding, clump-forming Lamium which doesn't take over like some other varieties. Striking silver streaked foliage, with yellow flowers in spring. Great for dry shade. The silver in the leaves becomes brighter in the shadiest areas. A very well...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lamium maculatum 'Pink Pewter' A delightful Lamium, with salmon pink flowers and very pale sage green foliage. It really stands out in a dark corner. Lamiums are invaluable as ground cover plants for use in both sun and shade, even in poor soil. Height: 10cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £4.75
Lamium maculatum 'White Nancy' A tough yet showy perennial groundcover. This classy-looking selection forms a spreading patch of small silver leaves with a narrow green edge. Clusters of pure white flowers appear in spring, then continue off and on until autumn. Fairly tolerant of dry...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus chilensis A rare pea found along forest edges in Chile. This perennial sweet pea has deep pink petals fading to white. Quite beautiful. Vigorous and easy to grow. A delightful hardy, perennial climber, with the vigour of Lathyrus latifolius and may be a...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus latifolius 'Rosa Perle' A perennial sweet pea. Looks stunning when flowering. Masses of large, pearly-pink, sweet pea flowers adorn this short climber. Syn: Lathyrus latifolius 'Pink Pearl' Lathyrus latifolius has been grown in cottage gardens since the 1600's, when...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus niger Although actually a native wild flower, this species is now very rare in this country. This short perennial sweet pea has many-flowering stems of flowers which are livid purple at first and then fade to blue. Commonly known as the Black Pea, due to...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus sylvestris This perennial British native sweet pea is now rather rare. Known as the Wood Pea, it throws out enormous numbers of flesh pink flowers on strong stems, being even more vigorous and floriferous than Lathyrus latifolius. This most attractive native wild...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lavatera × clementii 'Rosea' Syn: Lavatera arborea 'Rosea' and Lavatera olbia 'Rosea'. A popular shrub, grown for the masses of dark pink, hollyhock-like flowers that smother its branches from June to September. Very long flowering. Quick growing and vigorous. Good in a large...Click here for full details... £5.50
Leycesteria formosa 'Gold Leaf' A wonderful gold leaved form of this multi-value plant which has bright green bamboo-like stems in winter, along with delicate, white pendent flowers amidst tasselled, ruby-coloured bracts in summer. Finally, in autumn, soft bunches of purple-brown...Click here for full details... £8.50
Liatris spicata An old cottage garden favourite with bottle-brush purplish-pink flower spikes, which add vertical interest to a display. Good for cutting. Flowers in late summer and early autumn. Makes an excellent cut flower. Extremely attractive to bees and...Click here for full details... £4.75
Liatris spicata 'Alba' An old cottage garden favourite with bottlebrush spikes of white, which add vertical interest to a display. Good for cutting. Flowers in August and September. Height: 60-80cm Common name(s): Button snakewort, Kansas gay feather, Blazing StarClick here for full details... £4.75
Liatris spicata 'Kobold' Bright, rosy lavender flower wands open from top to bottom in early summer, appearing to glow at the tips. Narrow, opposite leaves are up to 10 inches long at the base of the plant and decrease in length up the stems. Very good for cutting and adds a...Click here for full details... £4.75
Libertia chilensis A New Zealand's native which has settled down well in the UK. This distant iris relative has sprays of pure white, almost orchid-like, saucer-shaped flowers with yellow stamens atop clumps of non-invasive dark green stems. Its airy habit makes it...Click here for full details... £4.75
Limonium platyphyllum Syn: Limonium latifolium. Frothy clouds of very small, soft lavender-blue, papery flowers above a rosette of big, broad, leathery, deep green, wavy edged leaves which turn red in autumn. An excellent plant for all dry situations. Best grown in sandy...Click here for full details... £4.75
Linaria alpina This is a delightful little plant from the mountains of Europe, where it can be found growing as high as 12,500ft, forming compact mats of blue-green foliage bearing, in summer, numerous clusters of charming blue-violet flowers with a glowing orange...Click here for full details... £4.75
Linaria tristis This unusual plant flowers from February to June and often much later. Not widely available in the UK. Native of the Iberian peninsula, Morocco and Algeria. Easy to grow, this is a great plant for a container or the front of a border. Height: 15cm Common...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria' Bright scarlet spikes in late summer are complemented by the purple foliage and stems. Moist soil preferred and will tolerate it quite wet. Good for pond edges. Lobelia cardinalis is a native of North America and is known to be a garden favourite as far...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lobelia x speciosa 'Sparkling Ruby' A mass of gorgeously rich ruby flowers contrast beautifully with the dark green foliage and attract butterflies throughout summer. Moist soil preferred and will tolerate it quite wet. Good for pond edges. Height: 80cm Click here for full details... £4.75
Lonicera purpusii 'Winter Beauty' The winter flowering, shrubby honeysuckle with very fragrant cream flowers that offer rare interest in the winter garden and bring the scent of midsummer into the coldest of days. A shrub honeysuckle which produces its flowers on the bare wood in from...Click here for full details... £6.50
Lupinus arboreus Blue Form A sub-shrub with highly scented flowers. Still not often seen in gardens in the UK, this is well worth growing and becomes a talking point. Produces branching stems from a stout trunk. Fragrant bi-coloured blue flowers, much loved by bees and butterflies...Click here for full details... £5.50
Lupinus arboreus White Form The white form of the Tree Lupin. A sub-shrub with highly scented flowers. Still not often seen in gardens in the UK, this is well worth growing and becomes a talking point. Produces branching stems with silvery-green foliage from a stout trunk. Fragrant...Click here for full details... £5.50
Luzula nivea An invaluable shade plant. The white flower heads contrast well with the dark green leaves which are edged with white hairs. Luzula is evergreen and dry shade tolerant once established and native to the UK. It often appears in Chelsea...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lychnis coronaria 'Angel's Blush' So named because of the pure white flowers, flushed with a pink centre. A bullet-proof plant which will grow anywhere except permanently boggy. Useful silvery-grey foliage. A long lived cottage garden favourite. The pink centre varies according to...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lychnis flos-cuculi 'White Robin' The white form of our native Ragged Robin, a wildflower of damp meadows and ditches. Ideal for naturalising in wild flower meadows or as a beautiful stand-alone plant in a border. Slightly shorter and more refined than the ordinary Ragged Robin. Numerous...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lysimachia atropurpurea 'Beaujolais' Striking, burgundy flower spikes on long slender stems flower continuously from May to September. The attractive, crinkled, rosettes of silver-green foliage are an excellent foil for the flowers, which are also highly attractive to butterflies. Its...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lysimachia ciliata 'Firecracker' Starry yellow flowers contrast dramatically with the rich mahogany stems and leaves. Works well in sun or shade. Lysimachia ciliata Firecracker bears tall stems of pointed, dark purple leaves, which contrast beautifully with pale lemon flowers in...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lythrum virgatum 'Rosy Gem' Striking rosy-pink spikes of flowers throughout the summer. Very easy to grow and very self-sufficient. Loved by bees and butterflies. Works well in pond or stream margins as it enjoys moist soil but it really will grow anywhere, hence one of it's common...Click here for full details... £4.75
Malva moschata alba Pure white flowers contrast beautifully with the ferny foliage. The petals are textured like crepe, with a soft sheen resembling vinyl silk emulsion and the foliage is finely lobed and possesses the elegance of some ferns. In the centre of...Click here for full details... £4.75
Malva sylvestris 'Windsor Castle' A cottage garden classic. A wonderful, large perennial which adds stature to the back of a border. Simply covered in lovely flowers all summer long. Velvety purple flowers with black veining contrast well with dark green leaves. Flowers:...Click here for full details... £4.75
Malva sylvestris var. mauritiana 'Zebrina' An old Cottage-garden favourite, this cousin to the Hollyhock has similar satiny flowers in a soft lavender-purple shade, exotically striped with deep maroon veins. A magnificent display. Flowers all summer. Flowers: June-Sept Height and...Click here for full details... £4.75
Melica transsilvanica 'Red Spire' An excellent specimen grass which will grow up to 6' tall. Long, satiny spires of red plumes appear in early summer, above foliage which emerges light green, turning bronze with age. Excellent at the back of a border, with other grasses, or as a...Click here for full details... £4.75
Mentha suaveolens 'Variegata' Strongly scented of pineapple with brilliantly variegated foliage, in ivory-white and green. Mauve flowers in late summer. A useful foliage plant for a damp dark corner but will also grow in sun in good soil. Member of the Apple Mint family that is...Click here for full details... £4.75
Mimulus 'Orange Glow' Lovely orange flowers all summer long above compact, neat foliage, this plant is great for a rockery (provided it's not too dry), front of border or pond edge. This is one of the older varieties of Mimulus which has stood the test of time and is robust...Click here for full details... £4.75
Mimulus cupreus 'Whitecroft Scarlet' Awarded the RHS Award for Garden Merit and it certainly is a 'dooer'. With red flowers all summer long above compact, neat foliage, this plant is great for a rockery (provided it's not too dry), front of border or pond edge. Happy in sun or shade as...Click here for full details... £4.75
Mimulus naianadanus A lovely mimulus that makes large clumps of hairy, sparsely-toothed, pale to mid-green leaves, above which open most unusually-coloured trumpet-shaped flowers. White to cream-coloured flowers are overlaid with a pink to purple flush, fading to cream at...Click here for full details... £4.75
Monarda 'Cambridge Scarlet' Large bright scarlet flowers look perfect in a cottage garden situation. Monardas are from North America in the 16th Century and are named after Nicholas Monardes, a Spaniard who discovered it. The whole plant smells of bergamot, the fragrance of Earl...Click here for full details... £4.75
Monarda 'Desert Jewel' An uncommon bergamot with electric blue-mauve flowers. Shorter than some Monardas. Monardas are from North America in the 16th Century and are named after Nicholas Monardes, a Spaniard who discovered it. The whole plant smells of bergamot, the fragrance...Click here for full details... £4.75
Monarda 'Fishes' 'Fishes' produces delicate, pale pink, tufty flower-heads on strong, straight stems with spear-shaped, fresh green leaves, their fragrance reminiscent of earl grey tea. Perfect for attracting bees all summer long into autumn, it is a mildew resistant...Click here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' Catmints add a lovely, soft, floppy, gentle touch to cottage gardens. Nepeta gigantea 'Six Hills Giant' has grey-green foliage, which is covered all summer in masses of short spikes of lavender-like flowers which attract lots of bees. Once...Click here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta 'Six Hills Gold' An interesting sport from N. Six Hills Giant and has the same characteristics except that with Six Hills Gold, the new leaves are variegated in spring, turning green as the season develops. Loved by bees. Height: 60cm Common name(s): CatmintClick here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta govaniana This variety is not often seen but deserves to be better known, this creamy yellow catmint is tidy and graceful. Flowers all summer. Syn: Dracocephalum Virginianum. Attractive to bees. Height: 60cm Common name(s): Catmint.Click here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta nervosa 'Blue Moon' A lovely compact Nepeta, shorter than many, with a long flowering season. Large lavender-blue spikes of flowers. Beloved by bees and butterflies. Height: 30cm Common name(s): CatmintClick here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta nuda A different and very upright form of Catmint, bearing attractive flowers of a rich violet-blue colour. Good for cutting. Attractive to bees. Goes well in a traditional cottage garden scheme, or with grasses or Asters etc. Height: 1m (but self-supporting)...Click here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta racemosa 'Little Titch' Probably the smallest Nepeta. A lovely low growing, compact plant with blue, white lipped flowers and aromatic foliage. Height: 15cm Common name(s): CatmintClick here for full details... £4.75
Nepeta racemosa 'Walker's Low' Walker's Low' has attractive colouring, the flowers being quite a deep blue-mauve, the leaves silvery and aromatic, and the stems dark. Comes into flower in early summer, and will continue into autumn if flushes are deadheaded. It is variable in habit...Click here for full details... £4.75
Ornithogalum nutans A tough and easy spring-flowering bulbous plant which naturalises well. Very pretty soft silvery grey-green flowers in May, bluebell-like in stature. Sweetly scented. Originally from Bulgaria and SW Turkey. Good for cutting and last very well...Click here for full details... £4.75
Osteospermum 'Shire Pink' This hardy African Daisy has been growing in our garden for many years and we have now propagated it and given it a name. It has come through many winters, including the 'Beast from the East' 2017/18 winter so appears to be fully hardy. It has very pale...Click here for full details... £4.75
Oxalis brasiliensis Abundant compact dainty pink flowers in spring and early summer, above neat shamrock foliage. Originates from Brazil. Good for a trough, container or rock garden. Height: 8cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £4.75
Oxalis depressa Nothing depressing about this lovely plant! A very short plant with large pink flowers with yellow centres in summer over shamrock-like foliage. Spreads by unusual little pea-sized 'bulbs', for all the world like tiny, dark brown onions. These remain...Click here for full details... £4.75
Ozothamnus 'County Park Silver' Syn. Helichrysum. A rarely offered evergreen alpine with stunning silver foliage. Fantastic plant which forms a slowly spreading matt of sliver foliage. It rarely flowers, but this is really grown for the evergreen, bright silver foliage. Good drought...Click here for full details... £4.75
Pachysandra terminalis An invaluable plant for dry shade. Forms a good evergreen ground-cover of attractive glossy-green leaves with small white scented flowers in spring. Said to need acidic soil, but we have found it quite happy in our neutral PH soil. Very drought tolerant...Click here for full details... £4.75
Papaver orientale 'Choir Boy' (syn: 'Royal Wedding') Beautiful huge, white tissue-paper petals, deepening black eyes and very dwarf. Papaver orientale was brought from Armenia in 1714. The broad, slightly hoary, deeply cut leaves form luxurient clumps of foliage and, in May and June, they produce huge...Click here for full details... £4.75
Papaver rupifragum A lovely perennial poppy that is useful for introducing orange to the border. Produces many bowl-shaped, light orange, semi-double flowers up to 8cm across. May self-seed. Papaver rupifragum will grow in almost any soil in a sunny position, but doesn't...Click here for full details... £4.75
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Black Beauty' A well-behaved clump forming deciduous grass with narrow upright strap like foliage and very striking bottle brush like black flowers. Produces impressive dark, cigar shaped seed heads in late summer. Originating from East Asia. Height: 1m Common name(s):Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Apple Blossom' A very attractive penstemon, for the border and containers. Tall stems carry slender soft pink flowers all the way up with slender, mid-green leaves. Flowers from mid-summer well into autumn. Equally at home in traditional cottage garden or...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Blackbird' A very long flowering border Penstemon with elegant and slender dark purple flowers. Flowers from mid-summer well into autumn. Equally at home in traditional cottage garden or contemporary displays, an ideal plant for the middle of the border. ...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Hidcote Pink' A lovely Penstemon with rose-pink flowers, streaked with purple on the creamy-white throat. It seems to flower all summer and into autumn. Equally at home in traditional cottage garden or contemporary displays, an ideal plant for the middle of the border...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Raven' Sumptuous dark purple flowers with white throats between June and October. Penstemon ‘Raven’ has been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society’s prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM). Equally at home in traditional cottage garden...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Snowstorm' (syn: 'White Bedder') Large pristine white flowers with dark anthers. Free and long flowering. Flowers may be tinged with pink at certain times of the year. Equally at home in traditional cottage garden or contemporary displays, an ideal plant for the middle of the border...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Sour Grapes' A tall and vigorous border penstemon with flowers of soft purple for a long period in summer and autumn. Thought to have been introduced by Margery Fish. This is the rare, correct 'Sour Grapes'. Many nurseries wrongly sell as 'Stapleford Gem' as Sour...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon 'Stapleford Gem' One of the best border Penstemons. A smoky mixture of pink and blue with an almost metallic silver sheen on the back of the purple-streaked slender trumpets over much of the summer and into autumn. This plant is wrongly sold as 'Sour Grapes' by many...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon barbatus 'Pinacolada White' A compact, upright, semi-evergreen penstemon with wide, lance-shaped deep-green leaves and tubular bright white flowers. Very long flowering, from late spring throughout summer. Equally at home in traditional cottage garden or contemporary displays,...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' Clustered heads of green buds opening to white flowers contrast well with foliage stained beetroot purple. Young foliage starts out very purple, turning greener with age. Equally at home in traditional cottage garden or contemporary displays, an...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon glaber A wonderful, short lilac-blue penstemon that flowers from May to October. Flowers are occasionally pinky-blue early in the season. Penstemons really are fantastic plants for any garden. They don't seem to suffer from any pest or disease and even the...Click here for full details... £4.90
Penstemon heterophyllus 'Heavenly Blue' A woody dwarf Penstemon which forms a low mound absolutely smothered in summer in rich blue flowers. The flower colour is predominantly blue, but overlaid with tints of pink. Ideal for front of border or rockery situation. Penstemons really are fantastic...Click here for full details... £4.90
Penstemon pinifolius Fiery red flowers above neat foliage make this a most desirable alpine. Ideal for rockeries, gravel gardens and pots. Height: 20cm Penstemons can be divided into roughly two types. Border hybrids, which grow to between 60 and 80cm and are very colourful,...Click here for full details... £4.75
Penstemon pinifolius 'Mersea Yellow' The yellow version of the more usual red flowered Penstemon. The foliage is a lighter green too. Ideal for rockeries, gravel gardens and pots. Height: 20cm Penstemons can be divided into roughly two types. Border hybrids, which grow to between 60 and...Click here for full details... £4.75
Persicaria campanulata Syn. Polygonum campanulata. An excellent ground cover, which will smother weeds quite happily. Attractive, deeply veined leaves with paler undersides and clusters of small pink bell flowers from July to September. Good for cutting. Tall branching stems...Click here for full details... £4.75
Persicaria virginiana 'Painter's Palette' A striking plant with most unusual markings on the leaves. Each leaf is splashed variously with pink, cream, black and red, just like a painter's palette. A real talking point. Beautiful when massed as a groundcover, used as a specimen plant, or...Click here for full details... £4.75
Phlox maculata 'Omega' Long lasting, very fragrant, single, flat pure white flowers with a lilac eye on tall, upright stems. July to September. Resistant to mildew Common name(s): Meadow phlox Phlox maculata was introduced in 1640, from Eastern North America,...Click here for full details... £4.75
Phlox subulata 'McDaniel's Cushion' Superb plant for sunny border edge or rock garden. Vigorous prostrate shoots closely-set with narrow green leaves form fresh live ground-cover all the year round. Smothered with large rose-pink flowers for weeks in early summer, from May to July. The...Click here for full details... £4.75
Phlox subulata 'Snowflake' This phlox has masses of starry, pristine white flowers bloom in early spring over carpet-like evergreen foliage.'Snowflake' is an excellent choice on dry banks and tumbling over rock walls or gravel gardens or containers. Drought tolerant when...Click here for full details... £4.75
Physostegia virginiana Two-lipped, snapdragon-like, pink to pale lilac flowers in upright spikes from June to September. Called obedient plants because each individual flower will, upon being pushed in any one direction, temporarily remain in the new position as if it were...Click here for full details... £4.75
Phytolacca americana Originating in Florida, Phytolacca americana is a robust and vigorous plant with long spikes of small, white flowers from May until autumn, followed by glossy black berries which are loved by birds. A seriously underrated plant for a large space. Height:...Click here for full details... £4.75
Pilosella aurantiaca Called 'Fox and cubs' because of the appearance of the open flowers (the fox) alongside the flower buds (the cubs). Lovely, deep-orange flowers held in clusters on slender stems that emerge from a rosette of hairy foliage from June to September...Click here for full details... £4.75
Polemonium carneum 'Apricot Delight' A cottage garden favourite and this variety is one of the best. It produces attractive, fern-like foliage which gives rise to stems bearing clusters of pinkish-apricot flowers, each with a golden-yellow throat. Flowers in early spring - early summer and...Click here for full details... £4.75
Polygonatum x hybridum 'Striatum' (Variegated Solomon's Seal) This much sought-after, delightful and tough plant has creamily variegated leaves with pure white, pendant flowers underneath the stem. It definitely adds a different dimension to the garden. The common name Solomon's seal relates...Click here for full details... £4.75
Potentilla 'Esta Ann' Beautiful yellow flowers with red centres carried over dark green trailing strawberry-like foliage. Very easy to grow and brightens up the front of a border or rockery. Flowers throughout mid-summer. Height and Spread: 25cm x 45cm Common name(s):...Click here for full details... £4.75
Potentilla alba Three-lobed leaves of sea-green and clusters of snow white flowers. The flowers can be orange-eyed in spring and autumn. Useful ground-cover. Loved by bees. Flowers from May to September. Height: 10cm Common name(s): White cinquefoilClick here for full details... £4.75
Potentilla atrosanguinea Intense-red, velvety flowers above strawberry-like foliage. An excellent border Potentilla. Loved by bees. Flowers from June to September. Height: 30cm Common name(s): Himalayan cinquefoilClick here for full details... £4.75
Potentilla nepalensis 'Miss Willmott' Soft pink flowers with raspberry red eyes above lush green foliage. Very easy to grow and brightens up the front of a border or rockery. Flowers throughout mid-summer. Height: 35cm Common name(s): CinquefoilClick here for full details... £4.75
Potentilla thurberi 'Monarch's Velvet' Velvety deep red, saucer-shaped flowers their dark red centres fading to scarlet-red as the summer progresses. The flowers of this clump forming plant contrast wonderfully with its bright green strawberry-like palmate leaves. Flowers throughout...Click here for full details... £4.75
Potentilla x tonguei A dwarf Potentilla having soft apricot flowers with scarlet centres and dark, low foliage. An old hybrid, grown for over a hundred years and still valued today. Good for front of border or rockery etc. Height: 10cm Common name(s): Staghorn cinquefoilClick here for full details... £4.75
Primula 'Bon Accord Cerise' An old double primula. This is a recent acquisition for us and we'll post a photograph as soon as it flowers. Happy at the front of a border or in pots and containers. Height: 15cm Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Corporal Baxter' Fully double scarlet flowers, shading to a a good crimson – a prolific flowerer. Flowers in March and April. Prefers a moist, shady or party shady spot, with free-draining soil. A reliable and strong grower. Height: 15cm Common name:...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Gold Lace Jack in the Green' A real jewel of a plant. Lovely gold-laced flowers and they are also a jack-in-the-green form. This means the flowers are surrounded by an attractive ruff of green leaves. (i.e. the calix has turned into leaves). A sought after form by plant enthusiasts...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Guinevere' An old named variety, sometimes known as 'Garryard Guinevere'. Unusual brown-bronzy-green leaves set off pale pink flowers nicely. Happy at the front of a border or in pots and containers. RHS Award for Garden Merit. Height: 15cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Lady Greer' Dainty ivory primrose flowers above neat green foliage. Height: 9cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Old Port' Deep red flowers in from March to May. Height: 8cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £5.50
