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SEMIAQUILEGIA ecalcarata
Delicate, nodding lilac flowers appear during spring on this short-lived perennial, above low growing mounds of green foliage, similar to an Aquilegia.
SEMPERVIVUM spp
Our Sempervivum vary both in colour from soft olive green to deep flushed red and some even have a dressing of cobwebs. We cannot guarantee which one you will get at your time of ordering,...
SENECIO pulcher
Commonly known as 'Tyermans Groundsel', it carries large, vivid pink daisies, with bold golden centres on upright stems. Available for Mail Order from April - September
SERRATULA tinctoria var. seoanei
Serratula seoanei produces masses of small, purple, fuzzy thistle flowers on wiry stems during autumn, over green, finely cut foliage, followed by attractive straw-like s
SESELI gracile
SESELI montanum
Seseli montanum has beautiful dainty pink buds which burst open to produce white umbel flowers which burst onto the scene during the summer. Finely dissected green foliage forms a low mound beneath th
SESLERIA autumnalis
SIDALCEA 'Elsie Heugh'
Very pretty flower spikes, of delicate shell-pink open flowers with frilly petals, are held high on sturdy, branching stems above mid green, scalloped basal foliage. This classic cottage garden ....
SIDALCEA 'Rose Queen'
Clusters of upright spikes of vivid, large, rose-pink flowers with gently fringed petals, are carried high above rounded, mid green basal foliage. This gorgeous form of 'Prairie Mallow' is highly rate
SIDERITIS cypria
A rather quirky perennial which may surprise you - combining silver-grey felted foliage and eye-dazzlingly bright lime stems with vivid yellow flowers - a definite talking point for your garden
SILENE 'Rollies Favourite' PBR
Masses of soft pink flowers are held in clusters, on shorter, slightly fuzzy stems above mounds of mid green foliage. This eye catching, but more compact form of Silene, will flower its socks off duri
SILENE chalcedonica
With its domed clusters of flat, cross-like flowers each a vivid scarlet red, it is easy to see how this perennial earnt its nickname 'Maltese Cross'.