PAEONIA lactiflora 'Karl Rosenfield'
Wine-red buds open to striking magenta-pink flowers in summer. This plant has glossy green divided lance-shaped foliage, which turns bronze later in the season, it will die back naturally and can be c
PAEONIA lactiflora 'Krinkled White'
A truly lovely single Paeony with slightly ruffled and crimped white petals surrounding a large centre of golden yolk-yellow stamens - a excellent case of 'Less is More'.
PAEONIA lactiflora 'Mothers Choice'
'Mother's Choice' is a glamorous Peony, it has stunning double cream blooms with a sensational pink flush and it exudes a delightful perfume.
PAEONIA lactiflora 'Primevere'
This showy herbaceous perennial has glossy, dark green, divided leaves and large flowers consisting of creamy white outer petal and yellow centres that fade to cream.
PAEONIA lactiflora 'Sarah Bernhardt'
During the summer the delicate blousy double rose-pink flowers of 'Sarah Bernhardt' with their ruffled inner petals and their divine fragrance, stand above glossy green divided foliage..
PANICUM virgatum 'Heavy Metal' AGM
A clump forming, fine bladed, upright grass, that is metallic blue green in summer and golden yellow in autumn.
PANICUM virgatum 'Shenandoah'
'Shenandoah' stands out for its colour - the foliage emerging blue-green before slowly turning dark red over the course of the summer and into autumn, all set off by a cloud of tiny purplish flowers
PAPAVER cambricum
Much loved for its carefree display of bright yellow to golden orange, saucer-shaped flowers over pale green divided foliage, this must be on everyone's list of favourite wildflowers.
PAPAVER orientale 'Perry's White'
PAPAVER rupifragum
An orange, semi-double perennial poppy which may be short-lived but that will come true from seed. Full sun and good drainage are requiredfor this plant to thrive. Flowers are produced from June-Oct.
PARADISEA lusitanica
This is a robust, clump forming perennial with tall stems and fragrant, white, trumpet shaped flowers.
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