POTENTILLA alba
Potentilla alba has green palmate rounded foliage with attractive hints of silver. Stunning single white blooms pick up the silver hints in the leaves bringing the perennial to life during late spring
POTENTILLA atrosanguinea
Commonly known as the Dark Crimson Cinquefoil, Potentilla atrosanguinea is native to the Himalayas. Its attractive grey-green, strawberry-like palmate leaves are covered in silky hairs. Brilliant oran
POTENTILLA napalensis 'Miss Willmott'
Another wonderful perennial named after 'Miss Willmott', with masses of neat open raspberry pink flowers with wine red centres, carried in open clusters over mounds of green foliage.
POTENTILLA palustris
This British native can be found growing in or near ditches, streams, ponds and boggy areas.
POTENTILLA x tonguei
Commonly known as Staghorn Cinquefoil, Potentilla x tonguei has beautiful saucer-shaped apricot-orange flowers with a gorgeous red eye.
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PRIMULA 'Barbara Midwinter' (Pr)
Primula 'Barbara Midwinter' has sensational bright carmine purple flowers which burst into life during late winter and early spring. Dark green rosettes of foliage form at the base of this perennial.
PRIMULA 'Guinevere' (Pr/Poly)
'Guinevere' produces an attractive rosette of oval bronze foliage. Simple dainty pale pink flowers with a bright yellow eye appear during late spring.
PRIMULA beesiana (Pf)
Commonly known as Candelabra Primula or Bee's Primrose, Primula beesiana is native to China. A rosette of bright green roughly textured foliage forms at the base of an upright slender stem. This stem
PRIMULA elatior (Pr)
Primula elatior is the true form of Oxlip. The most lovely highly scented, dark eyed, pale yellow flowers appear during the spring. Beneath the dainty blooms are oblong-shaped rough textured green....
PRIMULA veris (Pr)
Primula veris is our Common Cowslip, we are all familiar with its dainty nodding tubular flowers which are yellow in colour and wonderfully fragrant. Perfect for a spring garden or for naturalising...
PRIMULA vulgaris (Pr/Prim)
The Common Primrose, native to Europe, is one of the first signs of spring. It produces its pale yellow scented flowers over a rosette of oval, deeply veined green leaves.
