PAPAVER cambricum

Much loved for its carefree display of bright yellow to golden orange, saucer-shaped flowers over pale green divided foliage, this must be on everyone's list of favourite wildflowers.

PAPAVER orientale 'Patty's Plum'

Slender stems bearing green buds rise during early summer, these buds burst to reveal blousy, plum coloured flowers. Each petal with a slightly ruffled margin has a black blotch at its base. The bowl-

PAPAVER orientale 'Perry's White'

PARADISEA lusitanica

This is a robust, clump forming perennial with tall stems and fragrant, white, trumpet shaped flowers.

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PATRINIA aff. punctiflora

This Chinese, herbaceous perennial forms a statuesque display of heavily branched flower heads above a basal rosette of lobed or divided leaves

PATRINIA gibbosa

This herbaceous perennial from Japan forms a statuesque display of heavily branched flower heads above a basal rosette of ovate, jagged edged leaves which change from green to red and yellow tones in

PATRINIA scabiosifolia

If you like the lightness and airiness of Verbena bonariensis, Patrinia scabiosifolia is one for your list. Like Verbena it produces clusters of sulphur yellow flowers, held high on long, airy stems,

PATRINIA triloba

This lovely Japanese woodland perennial is ideally suited to shade or semi shade in any fertile, moisture retentive soil. Producing a carpet of elegant, mid green, maple like leaves, it is an ...

PELLAEA rotundifolia

Fantastic for mixing with part-shade loving plants such as Fuchsia and Begonia, it can be used to add texture to a sheltered arrangement of pots on a patio or seating area that is not in full sun all

PENNISETUM alopecuroides 'Cassian's Choice'

'Cassian's Choice' is a gorgeous perennial grass which produces stunning brown/purple flowerheads during the autumn. The flowerheads look superb throughout the winter especially when dusted with frost

PENNISETUM alopecuroides 'Hameln'

Striking and effervescent, 'Hameln' boasts lush clumps of arching linear foliage above which bottle-brush spikes of pale silver explode in summer like fireworks before fading to buff in the autumn.