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A herbaceous perennial with slightly hairy, lance-shaped leaves with maroon flowers with fringed petals in summer.

A compact, deciduous shrub with coursely toothed leaves, producing large, lacy white flowerheads in summer turning pink then deep raspberry pink in autumn.

A beautiful hybrid between the famous peonies Bunker Hill and Sarah Bernhardt. Rounded blooms of deep apple blossom pink with a sweet scent. Freely produced side buds extend the flowering period so that this charming peony may still be in flower right at the end of June. It has a short dense bushy habit with good foliage and will grow to a height of approximately 90cm. This peony is definitley in our top 10! (Kelway) 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. Also available as EXTRA LARGE 5-8 eye plants! See our new selection   

Upright, evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green leaves and bearing masses of double, white flowers from winter to spring.

Beautiful white lacecap flowers often with the slightest hint of pink along the entire length of its stems, this Garland Hydrangea creates a light, airy appearance, blooming over a long period from early summer into autumn. Awarded Plant of the Year at the 2018 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, this really is a showstopper of a plant that sets itself aside from other hydrangeas. It truly is in a league of its own.

Single peonies often thrive better in shade than their more blowsydouble counterparts and this lovely cultivar is one of the very best. Pretty single flowers of apple blossom pink which are delightfully fragrant. A free flowering peony which quickly forms a sturdy plant smothered with blooms. This is a later flowering variety which grows to around 90cm in height and has particualry good weather resistance. (Desert1913). 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. Also available as EXTRA LARGE 5-8 eye plants! See our new selection   

Slightly larger than average flowerheads of white with green tips above a dense matt of green foliage. Responds well to being cut right back after flowering when it will often produce a second flush of flowers soon afterwards.

An evergreen grass forming a tussock of narrow, dark green foliage and bearing feathery panicles of silvery purple flowers in summer. If in flower these plants will be cut down to around 30cm in height, prior to packing. 

A compact perennial, doubling its spread by its second year of growth. Greyish-green, toothed, aromatic leaves clothe the stems and densely-packed blue flowers with dark purple calyces are borne on upright spikes in summer and autumn.

A bushy, semi-evergreen perennial with green, lance-shaped leaves, producing racemes of small, tubular, purple flowers in summer and early autumn.

Pretty, purple, pincushion-like flowers on branching stems in summer and autumn.

Flattened clusters of terracotta coloured flowers from late spring and into summer, fading to yellow as they mature.

An evergreen perennial grass with arching green leaves narrowly edged creamy white. A great ornamental plant for sunny or partially shaded areas and also good for containers.

An upright perennial with branching stems of lobed foliage and masses of long-lastig red, pincushion-like flowers in summer.

An upright, bushy perennial with aromatic foliage and tall spikes of fluffy, tubular, lavender-blue flowers in summer.

A small, bushy evergreen shrub with narrow, dull green leaves and bearing bright purplish-pink flowers splashed with maroon at the base, in summer.

An evergreen shrub with finely-cut, fern-like, grey-green foliage and bearing masses of yellow daisy-like flowers from summer through until autumn and often into winter if grown under glass.

An upright, evergreen shrub with glossy, leathery, dark purple to dark green leaves deeply divided into three, narrowly-toothed leaflets.

Clusters of deep pink buds opening to pale pink flowers in upright spikes in summer with aromatic foliage.

An evergreen perennial forming a large clump of silvery, sword-shaped leaves, producing panicles of small, greenish flowers in summer, occasionally followed by orange berries on female plants.

A strong, semi-evergreen fern with erect fronds which are bright yellow-green when young turning a rich green with golden scales.

An upright, compact perennial with green, hairy leaves producing fragrant white flowers with a central green cone from summer into autumn.

A small, bushy, evergreen shrub bearing masses of golden-yellow flowers from summer and into autumn giving a long season of interest. It will benefit from some protection from colder winds which may dry it out, so planted against a wall or in a shrub border with other plants to offer protection is advisable to keep the plant looking its best.

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! A crushingly beautiful single white peony exhibiting a tinge of blush pink as the buds open. As the name suggests the petals are slightly crinkled at the edges. This early flowering peony is one of the shorter ones growing to just 80cm or so and makes a very worthy garden plant. (Brand 1928)