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Bushy perennial it has fragrant, ferny foliage and composite white flowers with yellow centers.Plant it in full sun, or light shade. Is widely used as a medicinal herb which is known to help reduce headaches and inflammation pain.

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aka Maidens wreath

Evergreen perennial with broadly lance-shaped, lobed, mid-green leaves and dark stems bearing spike-like racemes of bright pink flowers that can reach 50 cm tall, from midsummer to early autumn. Good for cut flowers. Prefers partial shade.

aka Maidens wreath

Evergreen perennial with broadly lance-shaped, lobed, mid-green leaves and dark stems bearing spike-like racemes of bright pink star shape flowers that can reach 50 cm tall, from midsummer to early autumn. Good for cut flowers. Prefers partial shade.

aka Maidens wreath

Lovely evergreen perennial with broadly lance-shaped, lobed, mid-green leaves and dark stems bearing spike-like racemes of white flowers that can reach 90 cm tall, from midsummer to early autumn. Good for cut flowers. Prefers partial shade.

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Blazing Sun is a red flower with a yellow rim and is an excellent option if you want a showy plant for a warm weather sunny garden. Easy to grow in containers in full sun or in sunny gardens. Good drainage is key. Perennial

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aka Elephant Garlic

This is slow growing and forms a very large bulb. Individual corms have a mild sweet taste (especially when roasted) and are less intense than regular Garlic. Plant in Jun, harvest Dec. Plant no deeper than 2 cloves depth. Feed well balanced NPK fertiliser.

Garlic loves a sunny, well drained spot in fertile soil. Once harvested, around Christmas time, leave to dry in a warm, sunny spot until the leaves wrinkle and turn brownish. Then take the leaves off and store your bulbs whole in a cool airy place until required. NB Elephant Garlic does not store for as long as regular Garlic but once you get the taste of it that shouldn't be a problem. This is a hard necked variety.

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aka Garlic

A culinary soft neck Garlic with a premium flavour. Forms large, firm, white skinned cloves. Companion plant as aphid deterrent. Plant in a sunny, well drained spot with the 'pointy' end up in Jun, harvest Dec. Feed monthly with a general purpose fertiliser, water regularly.

Once you have dug your Garlic up around Christmas time (6 months after planting). Leave to dry in a warm dry spot until the leaves die down. Then break the leaves off and store whole in the pantry until you are ready to use. Home grown fresh Garlic has an exquisite sweet flavour that is hard to beat. Bon appetit.

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aka Butterfly flower

An early flowering Gaura that flowers all season long. Excellent with heat and drought tolerance conditions. It is compact but with good branching, Pink Bouquet comes in attractive shades of pink, light pink and blush. It looks stunning in the garden or used as a feature specimen in a pot. Evergreen.

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Pure white butterfly shaped flowers smother the stems, a delight in both vase and garden from late spring through to winter. Gaura So White has both a clean, disease free foliage and a compact habit. Attracts butterflies. A very easy-care, rewarding perennial which grows easily in sunny situations.

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A gorgeous compact, free flowering perennial that is hardy and easy to grow. With it pretty pink flowers on tall stems from Spring right through and into Autumn. Likes the sun, good drainage and fairly light soil. Cut back after flowering.