This generous packet of the common lavender will produce very many plants of the well-known plant producing, long-stemmed flowers which are ideal for cutting, drying or to perfume linen. >>

An amazing dwarf lavender with short-stemmed fragrant blue flowers studding a football-sized, silver-grey bush. The odd seedling may vary but most will be very compact indeed. >>

Masses of short, pure white flowers appear on this fragrant, very compact, grey-leaved shrub throughout the summer. Seedlings will vary but most will be very dwarf indeed. >>

Seed collected from one of the newly bred and most unusual lavenders. Seedlings will all vary but will have differently coloured bracts waving from the top of each flower head >>

Intriguing plant for a hot spot. Probably the most outstandingly aromatic of all lavenders. Lemon-green flowers topped by green frilly papery bracts. Very rarely seen or offered. >>

Undoubtedly pride of place amongst the winter foliage plants, when it shines like a lantern in the garden. As a bonus, purple flowers smother the plant in early summer. Either in a very large pot o... >>

New, and probably the result of a chance visit by a bee between a Lavatera arborea and one of the large pink lavatera cultivars in our gardens. Seedlings have a vigorous upright habit, stiff stems... >>

An absolute gem, this new campanula relative was discovered in an Eastern European botanic garden. Large white-eyed violet-mauve star-flowers smother the foliage. Ideal for rock garden or container. >>

This extremely rare plant from the foothills of the Andes, is a flamboyant relative of the alstroemerias. It is certainly not in general cultivation, but it is worth every effort to admire the mas... >>

An unusual new herbaceous plant, related to salvias, from Chile, with beautifully fragrant foliage. The deep carmine red flowers appear very late in the year, from July into late autumn. >>