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A bushy, evergreen shrub with woolly, grey-green leaves, producing whorls of pale purple to pink flowers in summer.

(Hoogendoorn 1949). An extremely beautiful, large double bloom of excellent form and clarity. The flowers open the merest blush pink, and then pale to pure white. Some yellow stamens poke through from the depths of the cente.  Gorgeously scented too. Takes a while to establish, but then all the best things in life always will! Mid season flowering, height around 85cm.

A handsome Euphorbia with upright stems of glaucous foliage topped with clusters of greenish-yellow flowers with a bronze centre. A very fast-growing plant which is very tolerant of drought once established.

A small, rounded, mound-forming, evergreen shrub with mint-green foliage and has small, honey-scented, brownish-purple flowers in late spring which compliment the leaves well.

This is the most widely grown of the hubrid musks.  The flowers are variable in their colour: apricot-yellow, soft orange, honey and above all a rich buff.  Its colour is deeper in shade or in cooler weather (especially in autumn), and tends to fade to cream in hot, sunny weather.  The flowers are fully double and held in loose clusters that cut well; they also tend to be larger in autumn.  The plant has a lax habit of growth, and is often trained up as a climber in hot areas.  In cool climates, it eventually turns into a broad shrub with long, arching, flexible stems.

This variety of the popular foxglove bears tall spires of beautiful apricot flowers in early summer.

A compact, evergreen shrub of rounded habit with very glossy, dark green leaves producing racemes of small white or very pale blue flowers in early summer.

An Australian evergreen shrub with fragrant, narrow, lance-shaped leaves producing prominent, bright pink bottlebrush-like flowers in summer and autumn.

(C.Klehm 1970). This outstanding hybrid has blowsy fully double blooms that are a delicate blush pink with a rich golden glow in the centre. The flowers fade softly to cream as they age. Great for cutting, the flowers have a delicate scent that can be enjoyed indoors. A very rewarding garden plant, mid season flowering and growing to around 90cm.

An evergreen shrub with rounded leaves opening white becoming green, speckled with white, often tinged pink in winter. Sparsely produced, fragrant dark purple flowers in late spring.

Lemoine (1922). Sublimely elegant double peony from Monsieur Lemoine, who was also known for his breeding of Lilac Trees. A blend of blush pink guard petals and a creamy centre with a hint of yellow. Not often available. This can take a little more time to establish, but will develop into a beautiful garden plant. Mid season flowering and growing to a height of around 90cm.

A clump-forming, deciduous perennial grass with flat, arching leaves and bearing green flowers at first, quickly fading to buff.

An evergreen perennial with finely hairy, dark green leaves producing an abundance of vivid blue, forget-me-not-like flowers in spring.

Beautiful sugar pink, fully-double, scented flowers in abundance throughout the summer on strong plants with healthy, leathery, dark green foliage.

Wonderful fresh green unfurling fronds which indeed resemble tall narrow shuttlecocks. These can ultimately form small trunks. Height up to 90cm. Perfect for a dapple shaded spot near to water where it will slowly form a small colony spreading by underground runners.

A spreading, deciduous shrub with tangled growth and spiny branches with simple, oval leaves and bearing double greenish-white flowers in spring followed by aromatic, green fruit.

(Desert 1915). Lustrous deep double peony with medium sized blooms of deep maroon red, atop dark stems and foliage. This is a later flowering peony growing to a height of around 90cm.

A useful perennial with scalloped green foliage and producing peachy orange flowers over an incredibly long season.

Sublime it is not!  (Krekler 1965). Fantastic and distinct Japanese style peony with large mid pink guard petals, the centre is a huge frothing mass of orange and pink petaloids. Beautiful in its eccentricity. Midseason. Ht. 90cms.

A fast-growing, evergreen shrub ideal for screening relatively quickly, with bright green, glossy leaves and bearing small, insignificant green flowers in spring sometimes followed by purple fruits.

Semi-double blooms of a blend of apricot with some purple flushing to some of the petals, and even some purple and yellow flecking. A vigorous growing plant with a rich spicy fragrance. Height approx 75cm.

Approved by the John Innes Institute, Levington Peat Free John Innes No.1 is a great start for your young plants and root cuttings. It has been specially developed, with a unique combination of 14 vital minerals for maintaining plants growth and health. Compost orders will be delivered within 1-2 days. 

A dense, evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green foliage bearing flattened clusters of pink buds in winter and spring opening to small white flowers followed by blue-black fruits.

This is one of the aristocrats of  the Lutea hybrid tree peonies. Notoriously difficult to propagate but no more difficult to grow than any other tree peony. Dramatic, deep mahogany red, semi-double flowers which open at an angle like broad trumpets. Plentiful blooms and finely dissected foliage which continues to be attractive throughout the growing season. Once established this hybrid will grow vigorously forming a shrub of great garden merit. One of the last tree peonies to flower in May. Height and spread after 8 years approx 120cm x 90cm.