25 Years of Chelsea - by Rosy Hardy
To celebrate 25 years of exhibiting at the world's greatest flower show, Rosy has written her first book, which is now available to buy from Hardy's Cottage Garden Plants
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ACANTHUS hungaricus
The architectural flower spikes of this herbaceous plant are green and white when in bud, maturing to soft purple and white flowers, which contrast well with the large dark green leaves.
ACHILLEA 'Anthea'
Soft yellow flower heads on this Yarrow contrast beautifully with its soft grey-green foliage. Much beloved by bees and hoverflies.
ACHILLEA 'Credo'
The soft yellow flowers are held in gently domed clusters on tall stems above dark green foliage.
ACHILLEA 'Fanal'
A stunning, eye-catching plant, one of the best red flowered Achillea around. Bees and hoverflies cannot get enough of it too.
ACHILLEA 'Ruby Wine'
Clusters of rich ruby red flowers are held high on branching stems above mid green finely cut foliage. The flowers are best in mid summer.
ACHILLEA 'Terracotta'
Dense clusters of terracotta orange flowers which gently fade to cream, are carried high above finely cut mid green foliage.
ACHILLEA 'W.B. Childs'
This is a very elegant pure white flowering form of Achillea, which holds its flowers high above a mat of mid green leaves with serrated edges.
ACHILLEA millefolium 'Pomegranate' (Tutti Frutti Series)
Clusters of rich red flowers with a strong cerise hint appear in late summer over its mid green, very divided foliage. 'Pomegranate' retains its colour well even as the flowers start to go over.
ACHILLEA ptarmica 'Boule de Neige' (The Pearl Group)
This variety of Achillea has a button-like flower shape with double white flowers in mid summer, which contrast well with the dark green finely cut foliage.
ACTAEA 'Queen of Sheba' PBR
'Queen of Sheba' stands out for its unusual autumn flowers - smaller and finer than other Actaea cultivars they arch away from the dark stems that rise out of the lush almost black purple foliage
