PRIMULA veris (Pr)

Primula veris is our Common Cowslip, we are all familiar with its dainty nodding tubular flowers which are yellow in colour and wonderfully fragrant. Perfect for a spring garden or for naturalising...

PRIMULA vulgaris (Pr/Prim)

The Common Primrose, native to Europe, is one of the first signs of spring. It produces its pale yellow scented flowers over a rosette of oval, deeply veined green leaves.

PRIMULA x bulleesiana (Pf)

Primula x bulleesiana comes from a cross between Primula beesiana and Primula bulleyana. Whorls of flowers appear in tiers around slender stems above dark green foliage which forms a tidy basal ..

PSEUDODICTAMNUS mediterraneus

Low-growing mounds of tactile grey-green heart shaped foliage on woolly white stems, which produce small pink flowers in their leaf joints in mid summer.

PSEUDODICTAMNUS mediterraneus 'Candia'

A great foliage plant that forms compact cushions of small, soft round-shaped leaves on furry white stems. In early to mid summer, very small pink flowers appear along the stems in the leaf axils.

PTERIS umbrosa

PULMONARIA 'Blue Ensign'

A member of the genus commonly known as Lungwort, 'Blue Ensign' produces wonderful clusters of delicate gentian blue flowers during the spring.

PULMONARIA 'Diana Clare'

This Pulmonaria has attractive silvery-green foliage, which provides interest in the garden before the large violet blue flowers appear during late winter/early spring.

PULMONARIA 'Pretty in Pink'

Clusters of single clear rosy pink bellflowers in spring over rosettes of attractive green mottled with silver foliage.

PULMONARIA 'Trevi Fountain'

'Trevi Fountain' puts on long displays of cobalt-blue bell-shaped flowers throughout spring. Carpets of silver spotted, dark green foliage form an attractive mound beneath the blooms.

PULMONARIA OPAL ('Ocupol')

Lungworts often form a delightful mound of attractive foliage and 'Opal' is no exception, this perennial has bright silver markings on the dark green leaves. Delicate two tone lilac bell-shaped flower

PULSATILLA vulgaris

Commonly known as Pasqueflower, Pulsatilla vulgaris has a clump-forming habit. Finely dissected silvery-green feathery foliage creates a clump beneath the blousy nodding blooms during early spring.