This strikingly variegated form of Angelica archangelica is very rarely available, either as seed or as plants. Umbels of white flowers arise from large clumps of deeply-cut basal leaves which are dramatically splashed with cream. (Click for more details)

This fabulous new plant is the darkest of any angelica ever grown. Exquisite, almost black, finely-cut shiny leaves below heads of darkest purple buds opening to delicate sprays of pink flowers. Caused mayhem when shown at Chelsea. Comes almost... (Click for more details)

This magnificent angelica bearing thick shiny leaves has rapidly become a cult plant. In midsummer globular, almost solid heads, of dark crimson florets erupt on strong stems from inflated purple sheaths, providing a feast for pollinating insects. (Click for more details)

Customers unbelievingly touch the shining leaves of polished wax to see if they are real on this valuable dwarf introduction. Plants sell out on foliage alone! Only later do the plates of yellow flowers appear. (Click for more details)

Football-sized umbels of cream flowers and heads of perfumed seeds are supported on very thick stems above bold fragrant basal foliage. (Click for more details)

Collected on our 2002 expedition to Sakhalin. (RBS0205) The giant "Bear's Angelica", so called because bears eat the roots during the arctic winters in Sakhalin. Thick, strong, hollow stems hold spreading umbels of white flowers. Late... (Click for more details)