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aka Coneflower

With prolific, long, sturdy stem flowers starting from Summer and continuing well into Autumn, these make a stunning statement in the garden, pots and containers or even Prairie gardens. Flowers are large, double and deepest fuchsia pink. Deciduous, hardy perennial.

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aka Cone flower

A prolific flower starting from Summer and continuing into Autumn. With rich orange petals that are doubled and a prominent cone that are carried on a sturdy, dark stem. Great for in a picking garden and very good for attract bees and butterflies and lovely in a pot or container. Deciduous.

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aka Coneflower

With prolific, long, sturdy stem flowers starting from Summer and continuing well into Autumn, these make a stunning statement in the garden, pots and containers or even Prairie gardens. Flowers are y large, double, intense orange to yellow. Deciduous, hardy perennial.

A big attractant for bees and butterflies.

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aka Coneflower

Bringing colour to your garden from Summer through to Autumn. The brilliant white, double flowers are borne on tall, sturdy stems which will become a talking point to admirers viewing your garden. Lovely for picking for bouquets and are compact with a uniform habit. Deciduous, hardy perennial.

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aka Bishop's Hat

Heart shaped leaves with bright red stems on a clump forming perennial. Flowers are pink or white with long spurs and displayed in groups above the leaves in spring. New foliage has a bronze appearance and turns green over the season. Prefers moist woodland situation. Native of Japan.

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aka Barrenwort

Compact growing ground cover which thrives in shade or semi shade. Small apricot flowers produced on thin stems in spring. Spreads slowly by underground rhizomes. New foliage is bronze turning green later in season. Tolerant of dry but thrives in moist woodland situation.

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aka Barrenwort

Pretty spreading ground cover with small bright yellow flowers in spring. Leaves are heart shaped and dark green. Drought tolerant and hardy prefers shady position ideal in woodland areas. Semi deciduous with light green leaves with a red webbing.

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aka Sea Holly

This perennial commonly called sea holly has cool prickly like flowers in steel blue shades that look fab in the garden. These unusual blooms are suitable for drying and using in floral arrangements. Loves a sunny well drained spot at the front of the garden.

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aka Milkweek or Spurge

A striking variegated Euphorbia bred by our Australian cousins. The foliage has tones of cream and green with a red blush topped with cream and lime flowers in spring. So hardy and easy to grow in a sunny well drained position. Happy in a container too. Perennial.

Euphorbias are great perennials to add texture and colour to flower beds and planting schemes. They are so easy to grow however it pays to take care when dead heading or trimming as their milky sap can sometimes irritate the skin.

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Unusual and striking perennial with dark green to yellow to red leaves set on burgundy red stems. During the cooler months the leaves become especially ornamental. The spikes of blooms have clusters of green bracts with a glimpse of red in the spring. Plant in the sun or semi-shade in well drained soil. Evergreen.

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aka Marsh Spurge

A large, bushy, upright, clump forming herbaceous perennial that will create a stunning display when in full bright yellow flowers throughout Spring through to Autumn. Its fast and easy to grow in all soil conditions. Its green foliage will also be showy with its Autumn tones as the weather changes.

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aka Milkweed or Cushion Spurge

An easy to grow and showy Euphorbia that will quickly form a nice mound of dark green foliage. The flower bracts are a bright lime-yellow and put on a display for months from spring through summer. Will grow in sun but does best in part shade. Likes good drainage. Hardy. Perennial.

Euphorbias are great perennials to add texture and colour to flower beds and planting schemes. They are so easy to grow however it pays to take care when dead heading or trimming as their milky sap can sometimes irritate the skin.

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aka Bush Daisy

Flowers most of the year with extended flowering during the winter months. Once established this gorgeous yellow daisy is very hardy and thrives well in windy gardens with poor soil. Can be planted as a flowering hedge or just as a shrub to give some color in a mixed border. Evergreen.

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aka Kingfisher Daisy

Kingfisher daisy. Another winner from our South African friends, this superb true-blue daisy is more compact and free-flowering than older varieties. Yellow centres and blue petals make this a spirited addition to containers or beds. Heat tolerant and sun loving. Perennial

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aka Kingfisher Daisy

Kingfisher daisy. Another winner from our South African friends, this superb white daisy is more compact and free-flowering than older varieties. Yellow centres and white petals make this a spirited addition to containers or beds. Heat tolerant and sun loving. Perennial

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aka Kingfisher Daisy

This lovely daisy simply flowers it head off! The beautiful bright blue shade of the flowers contrasts well with the golden centre. Plant in a well drained sunny position and protect from harsh frost. Ideal container plant. Dead head regularly to encourage more flowers.

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aka Kingfisher Daisy

Pretty lavender blue flowers with yellow centres on a compact and neat plant with fresh green leaves. This new form is tighter and makes a great addition to pots, planters and gardens with its display of many flowers over the season

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aka Kingfisher daisy

A lovely white variety of the kingfisher daisy, a low growing compact grower that makes an excellent ground cover. Gorgeous white daisy flowers smother the plant from summer through autumn. Evergreen. Perennial.

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aka Fennel

A gourmet bulb Fennel with big white bulbs that are not too fibrous and have a delicious, mild, aniseed flavour. The bulb can be eaten raw or cooked and the foliage can be finely chopped and used as a garnish. Likes the sun and fertile, well drained soil. Perennial.