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CAMPANULA Jenny ('Harjen')
'Jenny' is a small clump-forming perennial with green rounded/heart-shaped foliage. During summer masses of dainty white cup-shaped flowers appear with a delicate blue eye.
A new and totally unique introduction of Sea Holly - the foliage of this Eryngium is a brilliant golden colour , it will become lime green if slightly shady. The flower spikes, stems and flower bracts
This excellent variety would be an ideal substitute for a lavender hedge in soils where lavender does not thrive. It was a new introduction in 2013, launched at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Nepeta x faassenii 'Crystal Cloud' is an exciting, relatively new variety of catmint. Bred by Sonia Wright, a specialist nurserywoman from Wiltshire, Nepeta Crystal Cloud has very beautiful pale lilac
SALVIA sylvestris 'Crystal Blue' PBR (Color Spires Series)
Discovered as a chance seedling in a nursery field, this new introduction has a unique sky-blue colour that will make it a welcome addition to the garden. 'Crystal Blue' is a form of the Balkan clary,
Spires of beautiful pure white flowers, with striking blue veins appear in spring. The flowers rise from basal rosettes of lance-shaped leaves, which form a carpet of green throughout the year.
A stunning newly bred plant with a very long flowering period, from early summer to late autumn, taking a short pause in August. The contrasting blue colour to the reverse of this plant's large white
Bright pink flowers are produced from early summer through to autumn. The shiny, dark green, rust resistant foliage gives the plant a shrubby appearance.
Large and very beautiful dark red flowers with centres like pincushions, are held on reddish black stems high above the deep green foliage. In full bloom in mid summer, this strong variety will ...
Clusters of flower spikes with trumpet-shaped apricot flowers and golden throats with dark red spots, appear above a low rosette of dark green foliage. This recently introduced Digitalis is a sterile
This dwarf blanket flower was named for our local children's hospice Naomi House, to whom we have given voluntary royalties from its sales. Available for Mail Order from April - August