SALVIA x sylvestris 'Rugen'
A charming form of 'wood sage', the individual purplish-blue nectar-rich flowers that adorn 'Rugen's' dark upright stems really draw the eye
SANGUISORBA 'Tanna'
A compact form of this rhizomatous perennial from Japan. Masses of small, wine-red, oval flowerheads stand above mounds of blue-green foliage. Its small stature makes this cultivar the ideal choice fo
SANGUISORBA hakusanensis 'Lilac Squirrel'
Rather aptly named for its fluffy deep lilac-pink flowerheads that, yes, do look a bit like squirrels' tails dangling from its arching stems.
SANGUISORBA tenuifolia 'Stand Up Comedian'
Bright white fluffy flower heads that open from bobbin-like buds, gently nodding in the breeze on tall, slender reddish-green stems - perfect for adding transparency and movement into the garden.
SAXIFRAGA 'Monarch' (8)
SAXIFRAGA Southside Seedling Group
Masses of small, starry flowers with white petals, blotched red at their base, are held in clusters on arching stems above a slowly advancing mat of evergreen rosettes with light green leaves.
SCABIOSA 'Butterfly Blue'
Masses of lavender-blue flowers dance on slender stems above low mounds of grey-green finely cut, oval foliage. Available for Mail Order from April - August
SEDUM aizoon 'Euphorbioides'
Commonly known as 'Stonecrop', 'Euphorbioides' is native to Siberia, China and Asia. Small star like yellow flowers bloom during the autumn over glossy dark green foliage.
SEMIAQUILEGIA ecalcarata
Delicate, nodding lilac flowers appear during spring on this short-lived perennial, above low growing mounds of green foliage, similar to an Aquilegia.
SIDALCEA 'Rose Queen'
Clusters of upright spikes of vivid, large, rose-pink flowers with gently fringed petals, are carried high above rounded, mid green basal foliage. This gorgeous form of 'Prairie Mallow' is highly rate
SILENE 'Confetti'
This is a clump forming perennial with basal rosettes of fleshy green leaves from which tall straight stems emerge. The flowers are arranged in whorls up the stems and consist of soft lilac buds which
SILENE chalcedonica
With its domed clusters of flat, cross-like flowers each a vivid scarlet red, it is easy to see how this perennial earnt its nickname 'Maltese Cross'.
