All Plants

VERBASCUM (Cotswold Group) 'Cotswold Beauty'

V.'Cotswold Beauty' has delightful apricot flowers with beautiful purple stamens, during the summer months. This short lived perennial has a basal rosette of broadly ovate, hirsute green leaves ..

VERBASCUM (Cotswold Group) 'Cotswold Queen'

Verbascum 'Cotswold Queen' has bright yellow flowers each with a gorgeous purple eye and purple stamens. Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERBASCUM (Cotswold Group) 'Gainsborough'

In summer V. 'Gainsborough' produces elegant spires of sublime lemon yellow flowers with orange stamens. Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERBASCUM blattaria f.albiflorum

This is a white form of Moth Mullein. 'White Blush' has dark crimson buds that open to reveal smashing pure white flowers. Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERBASCUM chaixii 'Album'

V. chaxii 'Album' is a white form of Nettle-Leaved Mullein. During late summer a multitude of flower spikes stand tall. Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERBASCUM lychnitis

A striking architectural candidate for a gravel or wildlife garden, attracting pollinators, it thrives in very free draining alkaline soil.

VERBENA officinalis 'Bampton'

Spikes of small pink flowers appear throughout the summer above slender, wiry stems with narrow purple foliage which form a neat mound. Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERBENA bonariensis 'Little One'

A diminutive form of VERBENA bonariensis standing at just over a foot and a half in height! Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERBENA macdougalii 'Lavender Spires'

An easy to grow, resilient herbaceous perennial for a sunny spot in any PH, this Verbena is highly attractive to Bess, butterflies, moths and other pollinators as its flowers are rich with nectar.

VERBENA rigida

Commonly known as the Hardy Garden Verbena, Verbena rigida is a perennial, however, it is often grown as an annual. Available for Mail Order from April - August

VERNONIA arkansana

VERNONIA lettermannii

Distinguished from other forms of Vernonia by its narrow, fine foliage, V. lettermannii is also smaller in scale and more rounded due to the number of stems produced in each clump.