This is one of the perennial verbascums bearing spires of purple-eyed white flowers over compact rosettes of shiny leaves. Later are produced the spires of shiny, green, pea-like seed pods. May gently self-seed but never becomes a nuisance! (Click for more details)

A wide assortment of all of the medium and larger verbascums, in many colours, collected from our gardens. The lazy gardener can just sprinkle this large packet where required. (Click for more details)

Discovered at 1335 metres in Vikos Gorge on the AGS MESE in 1999. Ground-hugging rosettes of golden-haired, grey furry leaves and thick stumpy spires smothered in large bright yellow flowers. (Click for more details)

Very different from other "mulleins", forming narrow spires of white-powdered pointed leaves with dense branching clusters of pure white flowers. Excellent for brightening up a shady spot. (Click for more details)

This most attractive mullein pushes up long, strong spires, which carry numerous side branches each up to 2 feet long, bearing purple-centred yellow flowers from spring until late autumn. A generous packet to fill your garden. You could even just... (Click for more details)

Dividing spikes of dark purple-violet flowers over crinkly-shiny-leaved rosettes. By far the darkest flowered mullein available. (Click for more details)

A new and not often offered, impressive monster. Both the leaves on the flat rosettes, the stems, and developing flower buds are thickly coated in dense, woolly grey fluff. The masses of yellow flowers are a bonus which will impress all visitors. (Click for more details)

Numerous strong stems carry tight clusters of bright lemon flowers amidst furry stems and leaves. A gorgeous plant to allow to naturalise in a hot garden. (Click for more details)