An outstandingly decorative plant deservedly given the R.H.S. Award of Garden Merit. Many sprays of intricately formed, frilly green flowerheads are held over low tufts of leaves. Happy in wet or... >>

An attractive grass bearing impressive one -and-a-half inch diameter heads of spiky green and brown sea-urchin-like inflorescences. Will grow bigger in damp soil, but does perfectly well in the dry. >>

This hardy orchid has exquisite spikes of bright purple and pink flowers above brown-spotted, lance-shaped leaves. A spectacular British native, now sadly very rare, it divides readily when establi... >>

Beautiful yellow-eyed, lavender-pink starry flowers on branching stems, above shiny divided foliage, throughout the summer. Soundly perennial here in Devon, but a well-drained protected spot is rec... >>

Quite an incredible plant for the back of the border, or as a test to baffle your friends. We had never heard of this plant or family! Tall, strong cane-like stems sprouting large, pendulous, term... >>

These "Angel's Trumpets" produce immense 6-8 inch, doubled, upwards facing, purple trumpet blooms, which are amongst the most beautiful and desirable flowers you can grow. Whether in a h... >>

A generous packet of all shades. Bicolors, blue, pink and white singles and doubles from our cottage garden. Also includes a few unusual species. >>

An astonishing addition to the previously available range. Densely packed heads of darkest chocolate - almost black, fragrant flowers, and foliage in deepest mahogany to match! >>

The lovely 'Cheddar Pink' is now an extremely rare British native. A spreading carpet of thin grey-green leaves is studded with very fragrant pink flowers throughout spring. >>

Seed collected from the named varieties and scarce species in our gardens. None of them individually produce enough to list, so we offer this choice mixture most of which are exceedingly fragrant.... >>