A brand new hybrid discovered here as a single seedling from two quite distinctive and different parents. Your seedlings will vary, but all will have very early sprays of creamy-yellow flowers erupting from bronzed foliage later turning to shades ... (Click for more details)

Bronze tinged ferny foliage makes a perfect backdrop for the endless sprays of golden yellow flowers. Will naturalise in a suitable position. (Click for more details)

New to us is this lovely clump-forming plant with strong much-dividing stems bearing masses of delicate ferny leaves and carrying on the end of each branch a large multiple flower head of yellow, brown and white flowers. (Click for more details)

Spikes of bright yellow flowers above a delicate filigree of tiny green fern-like leaves. Exceptional performance in walls or dry locations, naturalising well and producing a long season of colour from early spring to late summer. (Click for more details)

An extremely beautiful and valuable new discovery. A long succession of large, chocolate-tipped yellow flowers are produced throughout the spring and summer above a low, soft foil of delicate ferny foliage. Exceptional on a north bank here. (Click for more details)

Similar to Corydalis lutea, but greyer foliage in spring. A long succession of striking, bicolored, greenish-yellow and white flowers in spring and most of the early summer. (Click for more details)

The Eastern Himalayas is the home of this vigorous architectural plant, which may self-seed when happy. From a dense filigree of fern-like grey-green foliage sprout thick, crunchy, dividing brittle stems carrying masses of red-tipped ivory flowers. (Click for more details)

A distinctive, rapid growing plant producing large sprays of tubular pink flowers with yellow tips. Will flower the first year if sown early and also self-seed gently where it is happy. (Click for more details)

The lovely albino form of this plant. Sown early can make an impressive mass smothered with yellow-tipped snow-white flowers. (Click for more details)

Why this long-lived beauty has evaded discovery until now is a mystery. Massed drooping stems of sizeable pale purple flowers are held above delicate ferny foliage. Superlative in a shady spot. (Click for more details)