A new, quite priceless, late-season plant. The shoots only appear above ground relatively late in the season, and soon produce fat buds which open into bright crimson flowers from July until October on thin stems, which bear very attractive, thic... (Click for more details)

"Yellow Hardhead" or "Great Golden Knapweed". Too rarely seen in gardens. From robust clumps arise strong stems bearing tennis-ball sized rich yellow blooms enclosed in intriguing silver-brown papery bracts. Perfect for cutting... (Click for more details)

This distinctive and unusual plant produces dividing stems holding many sulphur-yellow, shaving-brush flowers throughout the summer. This entire family of plants normally has blue or mauve flowers, this being one of the very rare exceptions. (Click for more details)