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ANGELICA archangelica

This is a statuesque biennial that will in its first year produce a crown of foliage. In the second year it will send up tall fluted stems which are fragrant and topped with clusters of yellow flowers

ANGELICA gigas

Quite the statement plant, the flowering season for this Angelica is late summer, when it produces wonderful spherical, ruby red flower heads, on elegant dark red stems, above large deeply cut green..

ANGELICA sylvestris 'Ebony'

Add some real drama to your border with this recently introduced architectural umbellifer, combining delicious smokey pink flowerheads and dark purple foliage.

ANISODONTEA 'El Rayo'

One of those wonderful 'practically all year round' performers for the garden. Most floriferous in autumn and winter, the display of large mid-pink flowers lessens but continues in spring and summer.

ANTHEMIS cupaniana

Filigree silver-grey foliage creates a mound from which masses of white daisies continue to appear from early summer onwards. Available for Mail Order from April - August

ANTHEMIS cupaniana 'Nana'

'Nana' is a compact form of Anthemis, which is very well behaved, producing masses of daisy flowers for a long period in the summer. Available for Mail Order from April - August

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ANTHERICUM liliago

The straplike foliage of this plant is very narrow and stays in small tidy clumps. The flower spike appears in mid summer and is quite dainty.

ANTHERICUM ramosum

Spikes of open white starry flowers appear above grass-like, blue-green foliage in mid summer.

ANTHRISCUS  sylvestris

ANTHRISCUS sylvestris 'Ravenswing'

This rather special form of Cow Parsley produces masses of delicate white flowers in umbels held up on striking purple-black branched stems with deeply cut filigree leaves.

AQUILEGIA 'Dove' (Songbird Series)

Incredibly large and elegant white flowers bloom on this cultivar, with long spurs decorating the back of the flower. Available for Mail Order from April - August