An intriguing and beautiful curiosity from the hills of Japan. Creeping, straggling stems are covered with small pointed leaves and frilly greenish-white flowers, which in turn become blackcurrant-like berries. A most unusual member of the dianthu... (Click for more details)

A completely new plant to cultivation, never before offered. Massed heads of pure white Maltese-Cross flowers on short, thin wiry stems in spring and early summer. A little beauty for the rockery or dry garden. (Click for more details)

This scarce and diminutive plant with a rosette of daisy-like foliage forms low, spreading stems carrying white flowers with prominently inflated pouches. Sourced from the damp coastal areas of South Africa. (Click for more details)

Numerous strong stems bearing thick green leaves, produce sprays of numerous, long, pinkish-purple buds which open into spikes of creamy white flowers in mid summer. A new and unusual member of the campion family, and impressive grown "en ma... (Click for more details)

This new and most unusal flower from China and Yunnan bears a striking resemblance to a tall cowslip, but with deep lavender, frilly flowers with attractively striped calyces, which appear in compact trusses on short stems throughout the summer. (Click for more details)

"Silene dioica variegated". Another Plantworld Seed introduction. The fascinating variegated ornamental foliage comes reasonably true from seed. Green seedlings often germinate first, reject these as they will not variegate later. Leave... (Click for more details)

The 'Sea Campion' is an ideal flower for a rockery, bank or wall, where it will display its disproportionately large white frilly flowers nestling on cushions of grey leaves for a long period in spring and early summer. (Click for more details)

A quite spectacular new plant we have never seen before with thick, blue-grey foliage resembling that of a carnation. Many tall thin stems carry countless wavy, convoluted, frilly-petalled creamy flowers with pink calyces. A Japanese nurseryman... (Click for more details)

We have finally succeeded in producing a purple-leafed, fertile 'Red Campion' (Silene dioica). The leaves of this superb new Plant World discovery go darker the brighter the sun is, giving a perfect foil for the bright pink flowers. (Click for more details)

After years of trying we have succeeded in breeding this absolutely stunning new plant that comes almost completely true from seed. Bright pink flowers open over a very long period, on contrasting dark stems, above compact clumps of shining, brig... (Click for more details)

Another absolutely NEW form of the "Red campion" which produces in late winter incredible spikes of strikingly bright cream foliage. This is amongst the brightest foliage in the garden until late spring when the pale foliage stops growin... (Click for more details)

A striking plant producing a swarm of small greenish-cream flowers which have curiously swept-back petals growing thickly over a mass of thin, continuously branching, sticky stems. From a distance, much resembles the gypsophila so loved by florists. (Click for more details)