One of the the most requested new plant in our gardens, this unusual plant bears dark spikes of very deep purple flowers, set off by fleshy glaucous leaves, from spring and all through summer. (Click for more details)

A new, rarely-seen, and very attractive hardy perennial plant. Thin spires of pink-eyed, creamy-white flowers are held stiffly above clumps of distinctive, thick, rubbery, grey-green leaves. (Click for more details)

Very few seeds are ever collected of this unusual form of Lysimachis ciliata bearing dark, chocolate-coloured leaves which contrast superbly with the bright yellow flowers topping the strong stems. Foliage colours of seedlings may vary so select ... (Click for more details)

This form of L. clethroides has spikes of pure creamy-white flowers, which are held in closed ranks in midsummer and are all turned over at the top like walking sticks. A rarely seen but quite spectacular flower albeit a very infrequent seed-produ... (Click for more details)

"Large Yellow Loosestrife" has been a cottage garden favourite since ancient times. Stiff spikes of funnel-shaped golden flowers appear throughout the summer and early autumn. (Click for more details)