On the rarely offered and very lovely snow white "Rosebay Willowherb", even the leaves are a pale lime green. This extremely long flowering plant which is not as invasive as its pink relative, comes true from seed. (Click for more details)

Greyish narrow leaves and massed spires of rosy pink blooms on this dainty Russian plant. Flowers for a long period in midsummer. Neither weedy nor invasive. "A beautiful plant in full flower." (G.S.T.) (Click for more details)

Short spikes of delicate, palest brimstone flowers, open throughout the spring and early summer. This unusual diminutive plant is a rare colour amongst "willow herbs", and is perfect for a shady spot on the rockery. (Click for more details)

Probably never before offered as seed, and coming true, is this stunningly lovely variant of the common red form of E. angustifolium. Brightest icing pink flowers open from deep ruby buds. Dwarfer than the wild form and only gently spreading. (Click for more details)