Slowly spreading clumps of tall purple-red stems with saw-tooth edged leaves carrying huge flat heads of bright yellow daisies in July/August - the "midsummer flower-gap". Originally collected in Chile at 2,000ft in wet meadows near Osor... (Click for more details)

A long-flowering dazzler discovered on the mountains of South Africa. Numerous erect stems produce an everlasting display of carmine rose flowers from early spring until the autumn frosts. (Click for more details)

Long whippy stems produce multiple trusses of yellow daisy flowers all summer and autumn. Perfect scrambling up a bush or hedge where it will add a long lasting interest. Very few flowers produce seeds and these must be individually collected. (Click for more details)

This very rare, frost-hardy, dry garden or pot plant, from high altitudes in South Africa's Cape province is the silverest we have ever seen. Showy golden flowers appear in summer over rosettes of long, fleshy, cylindrical, banana-shaped leaves c... (Click for more details)

A most beautiful native and endemic plant of the Canary Islands, situated off the coast of West Africa. Heavy trusses of pink-centred white or pale pink flowers are held well above the horse-shoe-like leaves which bear a remarkable resemblance to ... (Click for more details)