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ECHINACEA purpurea
These are strong plants from the Coneflower family used as the starting point for breeding a lot of the other varieties. Available for Mail Order from April - September
ECHINACEA purpurea 'Fatal Attraction' PBR
'Fatal Attraction' is characterised by its very strong pink coloured large daisy flowers with sturdy stems that are a dark purple/almost black colour, which contrasts well with the flower colour.....
ECHINACEA purpurea 'Green Jewel' PBR
Echinacea purpurea 'Green Jewel' has gorgeous, unusual shuttlecock like blooms which contrast extremely well with yellows, reds and oranges. Available for Mail Order from April - September
ECHINACEA purpurea 'Magnus'
A 'go-to' Echinacea for its looks and reliability. In late summer it puts on a successive display of large deep-pink single daisies each set off by a prominent copper orange centre.
ECHINACEA purpurea 'White Swan'
Shuttlecock-like flowerheads with white pointed gently reflex petals that surround a bold cone of toffee orange. Long lasting display. Available for Mail Order from April - September
ECHINOPS ritro 'Veitch's Blue'
Masses of taut, steely blue globe-like flowers are held like upright drumsticks above the spiny, jagged silvery-green foliage.
ELLISIOPHYLLUM pinnatum
A little gem of a groundcover for those shadier areas of the garden. It forms spreading mats of finely cut evergreen foliage, studded with dainty white flowers for months on end.
EPIMEDIUM 'Amber Queen' PBR
Very popular for its exquisite and prolific display of delicate spurred flowers in spring, each pale yellow flushed with amber, somewhat reminiscent of a jester's hat.
EPIMEDIUM 'Beni-kujaku'
A gorgeous display of larger dusky pink flowers with delicate white spurs that really lifts the soul on a cold grey spring day.
EPIMEDIUM 'Domino' AGM
Vigorous, semi-evergreen, shade loving perennial with delicate pink and white flowers in Spring.
EPIMEDIUM 'Spine Tingler'
Why 'Spine Tingler'? It must be for the unusual spiny tipped saw-toothed edge to its semi-evergreen leaves, a hint of 'something of the night'.
EPIMEDIUM davidii
Small, bright yellow flowers like jesters' hats dance on wiry stems above a mound of heart-shaped evergreen foliage, copper when young maturing to green and gently ragged around the edges.