A lovely form of L. trimestris producing an almost endless display of bright pink, four inch wide, trumpet-shaped flowers, prominently veined with deep red-purple towards the centre. This AGM WINNER is dwarf, bushy and well branched, and is cover... (Click for more details)

This unique plant often stands pride of place amongst the winter foliage plants, when it shines like a lantern in the garden. As a bonus, purple flowers smother the plant in early summer. Either in a very large pot or in the garden it is an arrest... (Click for more details)

From Kashmir comes this tall showy plant with remarkable propeller-like white-centred pink mallow blooms. Strong stems clad in downy ivy-shaped leaves survive without staking throughout the very long flowering season. "A remarkable stately pl... (Click for more details)

New, and probably the result of a chance visit by a bee between a Lavatera arborea and one of the large pink lavatera cultivars in our gardens. Seedlings have a vigorous upright habit, stiff stems bearing silver-grey leaves and bright pink flowers. (Click for more details)