We have finally obtained a supply of the very rare ivory white form of this desirable plant. Very few seeds available. >>

A brand new plant, coming true from seed, recently discovered as a chance seedling. Compact domes of golden leaves beneath sprays of blue forget-me-not flowers which appear in mid summer. Needs a s... >>

The "hoop-petticoat daffodil". This earliest and tiniest dwarf gem with golden conical cup-flowers, and narrow pointed petals, thrives on the hottest of rockeries and will do well and eve... >>

Cascades of white, pendulous, bell-shaped flowers, delicately flushed with purple and green, sit atop strong stems in early summer. Later, intriguingly, the pollinated seedheads all point skywards,... >>

A bright selection of the best colours available in this quick growing favourite. Billowing clouds of pink, mauve and blue flowers, many of them bi-coloured, appear all summer long. Dead-heading sh... >>

A selection from Nemesia speciosa, a new and delicate introduction from the African mountains. Compact mounds of bright green foliage are formed, liberally spangled with a long succession of confet... >>

A little known but most welcome newcomer. Bright spikes of deep violet blue flowers over a very long period on compact fragrant leaved plants. >>

This bushy, clump forming catmint is probably the best variety for edging and low borders, forming mounds of small, grey-green leaves with loose spikes of tubular, soft lavender-blue flowers. Thes... >>

A huge catmint, dwarfing "Six Hills Giant". Thick strong stems with fragrant leaves and long spikes of purple-blue flowers in summer and autumn. For the back of a hot border or fill the c... >>

A lovely Japanese plant from Honshu. Fat spikes of unusually large flared pink trumpets on stubby spikes. Sweetly fragrant foliage. One of the largest flowered catmints. >>