Our fire collection will brighten up your garden...... Includes: Aquilegia 'Double Rubies', Centaurea macrocephala, Ligularia clivorum 'Desdemona', Meconopsis cambio 'Frances Perry', Moraea hutton... >>

An exciting variegating-true-from-seed shrubby semi-evergreen plant. Cream-splashed aromatic foliage beneath shiny yellow flowers which later produce ornamental red and black fruits. >>

Rhodohypoxis come in reds, pinks and white, but we bet you've never seen a yellow one before! Thin, grassy stalks hold a long succession of distinctive bright yellow stars from spring to late summe... >>

"Hyssop". Bright blue flowers on this popular old bushy plant which doubles as both a minty herb and a lovely garden flower. Especially loved by bees. >>

"Pink Hyssop". The rare and incredibly lovely pastel pink form of this floriferous herb (usually blue). Very attractive to bees and butterflies. >>

A dwarf evergreen shrubby plant, ideal for a sunny hot spot. Branches clad in fleshy rounded leaves hold massed racemes of palest lilac flowers all summer long. >>

This rare, elusive and delicate, pure white species, which produces very few seeds, is neither as vigorous or as large as any of the forms of the related and often invasive, pale pink Impatiens g... >>

We have selected a colony of the darkest burgundy coloured form of this vigorous and rapid growing plant. Large red "snapdragons", with exploding seed-cases, cluster on thick, succulent s... >>

This rarely encountered form of the "Hardy Gloxinia" is a quite spectacular plant originating from Western China. Large reddish-purple trumpet flowers are borne on strong stems in spring... >>

Not oil-coloured, but alluding to its name in ancient Greek, chrysographes='gold writing'. Flowers from darkest blue to almost black delicately marked with golden lines. >>