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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'.
SILENE coronaria Gardners' World ('Blych') (d)
Double magenta flowers appear on tall branched stems during summer. 'Gardeners World' flowers for far longer than the straight Silene coronaria. Available for Mail Order from April - September
SILENE fimbriata
Commonly known as 'Bladderwort' or 'Fringed Campion', it carries clusters of single, white flowers with frilly petals and chunky, fresh green calyx, on tall stems above mounds of green foliage.
SILPHIUM mohrii
Tall and architectural, Silphium mohrii is becoming popular among garden designers for its profusion of pale yellow single flowers that dance in the breeze on fuzzy branching stems.
SOLIDAGO caesia 'Maryland'
Shorter than our native 'goldenrod', 'Maryland' draws the eye with its gently arching dark stems that are packed with clusters of vivid yellow flowers emerging from its leaf axils & mid-green foliage
STACHYS byzantina 'Big Ears'
'Big Ears' forms a spreading carpet of very large and downy, silvery-white leaves, with furry spikes of small purple flowers. Although it enjoys a long flowering period throughout the summer, this ...
STACHYS byzantina 'Silver Carpet'
'Silver Carpet' forms an ankle-high, spreading sea of furry, silver grey leaves with few flowers. More intensely silver-white than Stachys byzantina, this very tactile foliage plant forms.....
STIPA gigantea
'Giant Golden Oat Grass' forms clumps of arching, narrow green foliage, below a fountain of slender stems with oat-like greenish-purple flowers that shimmer in the breeze. Flowering during the summer,
STOKESIA laevis 'Klaus Jelitto'
STOKESIA laevis 'Mel's' PBR
Dive right into the large deep lavender-blue slightly shaggy flowers of this wonderful form of 'Stoke's Aster' and you will be a lost cause.
SUCCISA pratensis
Commonly known as the 'Devil's Bit Scabious', it bears lilac blue pincushion type flowers that gently bob and weave on wiry, branching stems above green oval-leaved rosettes. It is an ideal candidate
SUCCISELLA inflexa 'Frosted Pearl'
A close relative of Succisa or Devil's Bit Scabious, it produces masses of globe-like flowers which open from pink buds to reveal white petals with a hint of lavender-blue.