ACTAEA racemosa
Highly fragrant, creamy white bottlebrush-like flower spikes are carried on slender stems in late summer, held above mid-green foliage.
ACTAEA simplex (Atropurpurea Group) 'Chocoholic'
Originally bred in America 'Chocoholic' produces noble pale pink flower spikes above its beautiful dark purple-coloured foliage. The flower spikes will perfume the evening and attract pollinators ....
ACTAEA simplex (Atropurpurea Group) 'Hillside Black Beauty'
Could be grown just for its highly attractive, finely cut deep purple - almost black foliage. However as autumn approaches tall, upright to slightly arching flower stems appear bearing highly fragrant
ACTAEA simplex (Atropurpurea Group) 'James Compton'
This slightly more compact variety of Actaea has fragrant cream bottle brush flowers over deep purple foliage in autumn. Perhaps the sweetest scented of all the Actaea
ACTAEA simplex Atropurpurea Group
Fragrant soft cream flowers like bottle brushes are produced in autumn on this elegant, tall statement plant, which is perfect for the back of a semi-shady border or planted in drifts through a wood..
ADENOPHORA 'Gaudi Violet'
A more compact form of ADENOPHORA, this easy to grow plant has spires of soft violet bell shaped flowers over basal green foliage.
ADENOPHORA pereskiifolia
The tall flower spikes of this plant are covered in masses of lilac hanging bells in summer. Very easy to grow, it will flower its socks off all summer.
ADENOPHORA perskiifolia 'White Blaze'
Its distinctive spikes are packed with pure white hanging bell-flowers throughout summer.
AGAPANTHUS Fireworks ('Mdb001')
AGAPANTHUS Queen Mum ('Pmn06' PBR)
This large and showy cultivar thrives in warm sunny and sheltered gardens in southerly and coastal parts of the UK
AGASTACHE 'Blackadder'
If you want to attract butterflies to your garden Agastache 'Blackadder' should be on your list, they love its rich purple bottlebrush-like flowers.
AGASTACHE 'Blue Boa' PBR
Bees and butterflies just cannot resist the nectar rich deep violet blue blooms of 'Blue Boa'. They flock to its dense flower spikes that appear from mid summer deep into autumn, only to be stopped..
