NEPETA grandiflora 'Summer Magic' PBR

This excellent variety would be an ideal substitute for a lavender hedge in soils where lavender does not thrive. It was a new introduction in 2013, launched at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

NEPETA nuda

Tall spikes full of numerous tiny pale lilac flowers with an aromatic scent appears above blue green foliage. This foliage contrasts well with the flowers and it's dark stems.

NEPETA nuda 'Snow Cat'

NEPETA parnassica

NEPETA parnassica has a delightful upright clump forming habit with large grey-green leaves and bold lilac-blue flower heads that flower throughout the summer attracting many types of pollinators.

NEPETA x faassenii

This perennial has small lilac-blue flowers that appear just above a low mound of green foliage.

NEPETA x faassenii 'Crystal Cloud'

Nepeta x faassenii 'Crystal Cloud' is an exciting, relatively new variety of catmint. Bred by Sonia Wright, a specialist nurserywoman from Wiltshire, Nepeta Crystal Cloud has very beautiful pale lilac

OPHIOPOGON planiscapus planiscapus 'Kokuryu'

Interesting dark purple evergreen, grass-like foliage. As the leathery foliage matures, the leaves gets darker in colour. Spikes of insignificant small purplish flowers appear during..

PAEONIA emodi

During late spring Paeonia emodi produces large, single pure-white flowers with golden stamens. These stunning blooms are hermaphrodite, having both male and female organs, & are pollinated by insects

PAEONIA lactiflora 'Duchesse de Nemours'

This Paeonia has to be one of the oldest (dating back to 1856) and is without doubt one of the most popular cultivars available. The double, creamy-white blooms have a gorgeous scent.

PAEONIA lactiflora 'Krinkled White'

A truly lovely single Paeony with slightly ruffled and crimped white petals surrounding a large centre of golden yolk-yellow stamens - a excellent case of 'Less is More'.

PATRINIA villosa

This clump forming herbaceous perennial is native to Japanese mountains and upland slopes, in sun or part shade.

PENNISETUM alopecuroides 'Red Head'

This form of Chinese fountain grass has particularly attractive bottlebrush-like flowers that open dark red before fading to smoky purple and then buff.