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LAMIUM maculatum 'Brightstone Pearl'

'Brightstone Pearl' stands out from other LAMIUM for its striking combination of strawberry pink flowers in summer and unmarked green pointed leaves. A plant for where others refuse to prosper.

LATHYRUS vernus 'Pinky Lavender'

LATHYRUS vernus 'Subtle Hints'

Arching stems stand above a low mound of fresh green foliage, bearing pea-like lilac flowers during the spring.

LEUCANTHEMUM vulgare 'Maikonigin'

Noted for its cheerful early summer display of large single white daisy flowers, each with a sunny yellow centre, this tough and hardy ox-eye daisy is a good performer and cuts well for vases.

LEUCANTHEMUM x superbum 'Christine Hagemann'

'Christine Hagemann' has rather gorgeous anemone-centred, white daisy flowers during summer. Narrow deep green leaves with a slightly toothed margin are held alternately on the flowering stems.

LEUCANTHEMUM x superbum 'Eisstern'

Leucanthemumn x superbum is commonly known as Shasta Daisy, this clump-forming perennial has glossy dark green narrow foliage covering its upright stems. Gorgeous white semi-double flowers with ....

LIBERTIA chilensis

Linear lance-shaped foliage, much like an Iris, forms an impressive clump at the base of this perennial. Available for Mail Order from April - August

LIGULARIA 'The Rocket'

Ligularia is commonly known as the Leopard Plant. This variety has large heart-shaped leaves with toothed margins that form a clump at the base of the tall yellow flower spikes which appear during ...

LUZULA nivea

Commonly known as the Snow Rush, Luzula nivea is a bushy, spreading, evergreen perennial. A loose clump of broad grass-like green foliage hosts clusters of small white flowerheads during late spring.

LYSIMACHIA barystachys

During summer Lysimachia barystachys produces spikes of small starry white flowers. As autumn approaches the lance-shaped green foliage takes on a gorgeous yellow/orange hue.

LYSIMACHIA clethroides

Native to China and Japan, Lysimachia clethroides is commonly known as Gooseneck. This vigorous spreading perennial forms a cluster of erect stems with narrow grey green leaves. These stems bear archi

LYSIMACHIA ephemerum