Unique and valuable. This flowers when almost all other astilbes have finished (in August!). Attractive crisped and jagged foliage supports erect spikes of dazzling magenta purple. Late summer visi... >>

Stout stems hold aloft a level sheet of flowers of probably the deepest darkest red form of this plant. This form makes very long-lived and rewarding clumps. >>

This most popular form has a much larger "collar" in attractive green shades. >>

This long-flowering and very long-lived plant displays showy star-like heads with radiating bracts in shades of green, pink and white. Excellent cut flowers are a bonus. >>

Seed from the darkest ruby and maroon forms in our garden. Invaluable, very long flowering period (May-October). >>

Exquisite green bracted, pure rose pink flowers above bold tripartite foliage. The most desirable of all astrantias with a rewardingly long flowering period. "A very beautiful plant." (Gr... >>

Seed collected from our own twenty year old plants which were originally grown from seed collected from the famous Exbury Gardens. Colours in all shades from pale lemon to deepest red and every on... >>

Very rarely offered is this dwarf shrub carrying shiny rubbery foliage with superb, waxy two inch, pink-tinged, white flared bells. A stunning plant from the Azores, thus appreciating winter protec... >>

Collected on our 1994 Chile Expedition (RB94142) and new to cultivation is this dwarf South American equivalent to a New Zealand olearia. A compact evergreen shrublet bearing neat, diminutive, toot... >>

Little known in cultivation or in books is this very rare geranium relative from the Andes. Sprays of bright yellow flowers over finely cut leaves. Sharp drainage and a protected spot, or pot cultu... >>