A rare new giant from the Mountains of South Africa. Stout broomstick-like stems, with attractive wrinkled leaves, carry a long succession of ivory white flowers from July until October. (Click for more details)

This new, previously unknown and very choice plant, produces an almost constant succession of short-stemmed lilac flowers over a tight green cushion of small, shiny, paddle-shaped leaves, deeply notched at the end. It makes an absolutely breathta... (Click for more details)

This stunning new plant is a selected form of Scabiosa africana from South Africa. Strong branching stems of frilly primrose-like leaves, produce a compact shrub. Then appears a succession of large, very lovely, pastel lilac flowers all summer l... (Click for more details)

Long sprays of dividing stems produce an endless display of pincushion flowers in deepest crimson, from early spring right into the autumn frosts. These plants have a far more diminutive stature than the normal single coloured form. (Click for more details)

A gorgeous slowly-spreading plant producing pure crimson 'pincushion' flowers on many branching stems over a very, very long flowering season. This rarely seen colour makes a bright splash even in the darkest corner. (Click for more details)

Over the course of the year this unusual plant forms a tangled thicket covered in pale creamy-lemon flowers which appear over a long period on thin, many-branching stems. (Click for more details)