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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
Now for something a little different, a Lysimachia that prefers the shade. It is rather unusual in looks too, bearing tight clusters of vibrant yellow flowers each with a reddish centre, each cluster
The flowers emerge in May and continue until September. In the USA it is pollinated by hummingbirds, but in the U.K it is highly attractive to bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
Lyrthrum salicaria is commonly known as Purple Loosestrife. Lance-shaped, soft green leaves cover upright red stems, which bear spikes of soft pink flowers during midsummer.
This is a clump forming perennial that has narrow, mid-green leaves upon upright stems. These stems bear tall spikes of pink flowers that bloom through-out the summer.
A vigorous, spreading rhizomatous perennial with upright stems of small coral pink flowers over beautiful grey-green architectural foliage from July to September. The flowers are followed by ...
A perennial native of Canada and the North Eastern USA, this plant is best suited to moist but well drained, humus rich soil which is either acidic or neutral. It is a rhizomatous plant that produces
Native to dense, high altitude forests in Central America, fragrant clusters of small, starry cream flowers are carried on the ends of arching stems with leathery, lance-shaped leaves, followed by ...
Previously known as Smilacina racemosa, this highly scented form of 'False Solomon's Seal' produces dense clusters of very fluffy, small, creamy white flowers at the ends of slightly arching stems ...
A colonising and creeping perennial, with each individual plant bearing clusters of sweetly scented, creamy white star-like flowers at the end of a single stem that zig zags between the alternate, ...