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A handsome, evergreen fern with glossy, wavy fronds unfurling in spring. A great fern for the edge of woodland areas and in a shady mixed border, which will tolerate dry soils once it has established.

A tufted perennial grass with narrow, linear leaves producing cylindrical, featherly, whitish-green palnicles becoming purple as they age.

(Winchell 1956). This has to be one of the most unique of all the japanese style peonies. Bright pale beetroot coloured guard petals cup a centre of buff coloured petaloids, which fade to white as the flowers open wide. This startling peony is mid season flowering and will grow to a height of around 85cm. These are premium grade 3-5 eye field grown plants, of which a high proportion will flower in their first year. Smaller 2-3 eye plants frequently offered elsewhere may sometimes take several years to flower.  

A versatile, deciduous grass with pale yellow-green, wispy foliage with fluffy plumes of silver-green flowers throughout summer. An ideal plant for creating movement in the garden as the light flower heads sway in the slightest breeze.

Bold, vivid blue flowers in spring which naturalise well amongst grass. They also make good cut flowers and will slowly spread if they are planted in the right situation.

A clump-forming perennial with erect, purple-red stems and bearing umbels of tiny white flowers from summer into autumn above attractive, lacy foliage.

A semi-evergreen, clump-forming perennial grass with narrow, arching leaves becoming red-orange in autumn and bearing brown flowers in summer.

Absolute belter of a climber, a real aristocrat. Dark evergreen leaves with reddish stems are a delight throughout the year. The white blooms, produced from May onwards will smother the plant in a cloud of heady scent. The foliage turns red in winter. A thoroughly recommended plant.

NEW FOR 2025 This stunning combination of romance and drama, this peony is everything that its name evokes. The most beautiful bomb shaped double flowers of purest white often with a hint of cream in the centre. Fragrant and with strong stems, a dependable peony for a cutting garden, growing to around 85cm in height. These are premium grade 3-5 eye field grown plants, of which a high proportion will flower in their first year. Smaller 2-3 eye plants frequently offered elsewhere may sometimes take several years to flower.  

An erect, small, deciduous, sub-shrub with white stems bearing aromatic foliage and plumy panicles of violet blue flowers in late summer and into autumn.

A great form of catmint with aromatic, grey-green foliage and bearing clusters of blue flowers in summer which if cut back after flowering, will often reflower later.

Ideal as a hedging plant but equally good as a stand-alone specimen and can even be used for topiary. Evergreen with dark green foliage and dark red stems producing clusters of white flowers in summer.

A great evergreen shrub with purple, wavy leaves and dark stems. Certainly a striking plant for the border or grown as a specimen owing to its dense, rounded habit. Pittosporums generally are best planted in a slightly sheltered aspect to prevent damage from cold, drying winds.

A dense, compact, evergreen shrub with linear foliage and bearing fragrant white flowers in spring and again in autumn. The foliage is also fragrant when crushed.

A perennial coneflower producing intensely purple-pink flowers with narrow, pointed rays which are held either flat or slightly up-curving, around a central orange-brown cone from midsummer into autumn.

Broadly triangular fronds held at a distinct angle. This is a particularly striking form of Polystichum setiferum which always stands out. Makes a striking evergreen specimen plant up to 75cm in height and spread. This is a really good woodland plant, excelling in damp shade.

A clump-forming evergreen perennial with oblong, toothed, dark green leathery leaves.  From midsummer to early autumn, strong branching stems bear light blue flowers with spiky, blue-green bracts.

A shorter-growing variety of Verbena bonariensis, ideal for the front of the border, bearing airy clusters of lavender flowers in summer.

EXTRA LARGE PEONIES. These fantastic 5-8 eye field grown plants are more than twice the size of our usual premium 3-5 eye plants and almost invariably flower in their first year provided they have been planted correctly. Ideal for those impatient gardeners (and who isn't) who just cannot wait to see wonderful peony flowers as soon as possible! The most famous and best loved of all garden peonies. Large double flowers of apple blossom pink which are very sweetly perfumed  A taller peony often growing to 95cm, so it is ideal for the back of the border although it may sometimes need staking. This is probably the most widely grown cut flower peony in the world, flowers are freely produced often to the end of June so it is great for extending the flowering season. The Sarah Bernhardt peony was introduced in 1906 by the French breeder Monsieur Lemoine and named after Sarah Bernhardt, a French actress - some say the most famous actress the world has ever known. She actually had a coffin in which she often slept instead of a bed, as she believed it helped her understand her many tragic roles. . The saying "doing a Sarah Bernhardt" refers to having a melodramatic moment, a tribute to Sarah's extraordinary talent for tragic drama. 

An upright, evergreen shrub with wrinkled, woolly, lance-shaped, grey-green leaves producing whorls of hooded, bright yellow flowers in summer.

A matt-forming evergreen grass with attractive purplish-blue-green leaves bearing wiry branches of purple bell-like flowers in abundance throughout summer.

A clump-forming perennial which is very fast-growing, forming a dense carpet of scalloped leaves with semi-double, vivid scarlet flowers throughout summer.

A clump-forming, herbaceous perennial with rough, dark green leaves and bearing golden yellow flowers with black centres from summer and into autumn.

A wonderful Salvia with vivid blue flowers from late spring and throughout summer into early autumn, with a compact, well-branched habit.