SUCCISA pratensis
Commonly known as the 'Devil's Bit Scabious', it bears lilac blue pincushion type flowers that gently bob and weave on wiry, branching stems above green oval-leaved rosettes. It is an ideal candidate
SUCCISELLA inflexa 'Frosted Pearl'
A close relative of Succisa or Devil's Bit Scabious, it produces masses of globe-like flowers which open from pink buds to reveal white petals with a hint of lavender-blue.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM 'Vasterival'
Come September loads of lilac-pink single flowers each with a yolk-yellow centre erupt from the deep pink buds that stud the ends of its dark multi-branched stems
SYMPHYOTRICHUM laeve 'Calliope'
A lofty Michaelmas daisy that is smothered with lots of small pale lilac-purple flowers in autumn all held on a dark structure of branching stems with fine leaves.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM lateriflorum 'Chloe'
Ever so pretty and slightly informal in habit, in early autumn 'Chloe' produces masses of small white daisy flowers each with a yellow centre
SYMPHYOTRICHUM lateriflorum 'Lady In Black'
Masses of small white daisy flowers with rosy-pink centres burst forth in autumn from tiny buds, contrasting with deliciously dark purple dagger-like foliage.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM lateriflorum var. horizontale
Commonly known as 'Horizontal Calico Aster', this compact perennial produces low, branching, rigid stems with dark green narrow leaves, that are smothered with small white flowers with reddish-pink ..
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Davey's True Blue'
'Davey's True Blue' certainly lives up to its name - each flower sports a wide ruff of deep lavender blue narrow petals and golden yellow centre, a delicious and complementary colour combination
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Neron'
Masses of rich pinky-red double flowers with golden yellow centres burst forth as the days start to shorten in autumn. It is the intense colour that draws the eye, nothing else is quite like it.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM oblongifolium 'October Skies'
A profusion of soft lilac-blue daisy flowers are held over grey green foliage from late summer into autumn. This plant has a low bushy growth habit, perfect for the front of borders where it could be
SYMPHYOTRICHUM turbinellum
Gently arching sprays of smallish lavender-blue daisies with yellow centres, dance on almost black, upright and slightly branching stems, with narrow, dark green foliage. Commonly known as the ....
SYMPHYTUM 'Hidcote Blue'
With its clusters of delicate nodding flowers of soft blue and white, this form of comfrey is a good candidate for any shady spot or wildlife area in the garden.
