Unusual flowers in all colours with a distinctive pale eye, arise from compact green rosettes. (Click for more details)

This bone-hardy evergreen lewisia makes compact rosettes of fleshy flat leaves which often multiply up with time making huge plants, even on a rockery in the open garden, producing numerous dazzling sprays of deepest crimson-mauve flowers. (Click for more details)

Dinner-plate-sized rosettes of dark green fleshy leaves push up numerous stems of deepest violet-purple flowers. A superb selection by a top breeder. (Click for more details)

From attractive evergreen rosettes of succulent leaves, arise repeating sprays of large flowers which vary in colour from ivory tints and shades of yellow to deep pink and orange. Dead heading produces almost constant flowering. Exotic, tender-loo... (Click for more details)

New and exclusive! One of the world's top lewisia growers made this incredible and unlikely cross by back-crossing sterile crosses of Lewisia cotyledon and Lewisia longipetala. The result was a fertile hybrid. The multitude of colours come true... (Click for more details)

Another newly bred hybrid variety with deepest violet double flowers arising from compact rosettes of succulent quill-like leaves. (Click for more details)

Sprays of deepest carmine pink over compact fleshy rosettes. This newly bred strain is absolutely priceless as it has succulent leaves, which although appearing to resemble those of the winter-dormant forms are in fact EVERGREEN. Furthermore the... (Click for more details)

This unusual plant is a deciduous lewisia, that is, it dies away to a tuber in the winter. In the spring, appears a rosette of fleshy strap-shaped leaves, and then almost stemless white or pale pink flowers. (Click for more details)

A superb dwarf hardy alpine with rosettes of pale pink flowers radiating from a tiny rosette of succulent green leaves. (Click for more details)

Appropriately-named, each spring, this tiny herbaceous alpine forms a rosette of thin, radiating succulent leaves. In spring a succession of delicate, palest pink, short-stemmed, tissue-paper flowers arise, in a rosette form, from the centre of t... (Click for more details)

A generous packet and superb mixture of all of our best lewisia cotyledon forms ranging from white through all shades of pinks, reds and yellows to deepest crimson. (Click for more details)

Flowers resembling diminutive frilly water lilies appear before the leaves, over an extended period in the spring, before the plant retreats underground for the autumn and winter as a hardy tuber. A rare, pink form of this extremely beautiful her... (Click for more details)

A rare and diminutive herbaceous lewisia making succulent rosettes of fleshy leaves with sprays of pale pink flowers. (Click for more details)