Category Archives: Plants & Seeds
Coreopsis Verticillata Moonbeam
Coreopsis ‘Moonbeam’ is an excellent dual purpose hardy perennial, which can be used in cottage garden borders or mixed into bedding schemes.
Campanula Pink Octopus
Japanese lantern buds swell out to burst forth as striking pink-tentacled flowers on this truly unusual variety.
Campanula collina
This rarely seen alpine campanula produces small mounds of downy, sage-like, basal leaves which bear multiple short spikes of violet-blue, bell-shaped flowers
Campanula garganica
This pretty little groundcover plant will slowly creep to form evergreen carpets of small heart-shaped leaves.
Campanula glomerata Alba
This fast growing and easy perennial will quickly spread to form low clumps of heart-shaped foliage.
Carex Buchanii
This ornamental grass produces narrow, upright foliage that forms an arching mound over time. The evergreen leaves are copper-bronze making a colourful feature all year round.
Catananche Caerulea Alba
This bright little perennial makes a superb addition to cut flower arrangements for its long-lasting blooms!
Centaurea Montana Amethyst Dream
Centaurea montana ‘Amethyst Dream’ is a real garden gem! The grey-green foliage forms a spreading mound, bejewelled with spidery, royal purple flowers from late spring through to midsummer. This eye-catching variety makes a fine choice for filling gaps towards the front of borders.
Centaurea Montana Amethyst In Snow
Centaurea montana ‘Amethyst in Snow’ is the first bicolour of its species! This showy variety of Perennial Cornflower boasts mauve-purple flower heads, surrounded by a ring of dazzling white petals. The grey green foliage has a low spreading habit that forms a wide mound.
Coreopsis Grandiflora Mayfield Giant
This large-flowered tickseed bears long, leafless stems, making it especially suitable for cut flowers.
Chaenorhinum origanifolium Blue Dream
A native of mountainous regions in the Iberian Peninsula and Balearic Islands, this semi-evergreen alpine perennial is an ideal choice for a rockery, scree or slope
Delphinium Astolat
Named after the ?lily maid of Astolat? who, according to Arthurian legend, died of unrequited love, you are sure to fall head over heels for the dreamy pink spires of this romantic delphinium.
Dahlia Gallery Riviera
This petite dahlia is perfectly proportioned for container growing or positioned at the front of borders
Lobelia cardinalis ‘Queen Victoria’
Tall spikes of deep maroon foliage topped by glowing scarlet blooms bring a welcome splash of late summer colour, when many flowers have already faded
