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£10.50
Crocosmia “George Davidson”
Long, arching stems carry small, soft apricot yellow, lily-like flowers above a clump of grassy leaves. A...
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£6.50
Crocosmia Coleton Fishacre
Apricot-yellow, tubular flowers appear in profusion on branching stems above the bronze-flushed, olive green...
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£8.50
Crocosmia Emily Mckenzie
Arching spikes of crimson- splashed, bright orange, freesia like flowers appear in August to October among sword...
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£4.50
Crocosmia Severn Sunrise
With striking yellow,orange or red flowers, and abundant sword shaped leaves, crocosmias create a splash of...
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£7.50
Digitalis grandiflora
Extremely hardy, this is one of the toughest and best performers of all the foxgloves. The plants form low...
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£6.50
Digitalis lutea
A vigorous plant, sending up tall spikes set with delicate narrow yellow flowers. Short lived perennial. Early...
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£8.50
Digitalis stewartii
Now here’s a Foxglove to talk about! Not only is it apparently new to cultivation, but it is also about the...
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£11.50
Epimedium ‘Spine Tingler’
An epimedium with attitude, Spine Tingler boasts elongated jagged looking glossy leaves that are tinged with...
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£15.00
Epimedium rubrum
Epimediums have heart-shaped leaves and a spreading habit, and work beautifully in shady,...
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£15.00
Epimedium vers sulphureum
Epimedium x versicolor ‘Sulphureum’ is a vigorous selection of the original cross, growing up to 30cm tall &...
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