The "Shoo-fly Plant" is reputed to deter whitefly. This lovely variation carries large, white-centred, blue funnel-shaped flowers over lush foliage dramatically splashed with creamy yell... >>

The RHS AGM has already been awarded to the top-selling green-leaved form. Makes a solid bushy thicket with leaves edged and splashed in cream, covered with an endless succession of tubular, green... >>

A perfect description of this extremely pretty plant. (Nicotiana rustica). Large compact clusters of chubby greeny-yellow flowers with widely flared lips. An ideal talking point for people searchi... >>

(N.Knightiana) We must apologise to Mike Oldfield, but tubular bells, thousands of long green ones, are what heavily clad the countless thin dividing branches on this new exciting dense shrubby pla... >>

The first year sees an unimpressive little green cushion which miraculously grows bigger and bigger all autumn. In late winter hundreds of buds swell, heralding a long early spring display of count... >>

Vast three inch fragrant yellow saucers slowly change colour through apricot to pink with age. An adorable back-of-border plant. >>

This new and lovely dwarf plant with the same cushion-forming habit as aubretia, produces an extremely long succession of yellow-rimmed, red-eyed flowers all season long on prostrate stems. >>

Proportionately large, deep rose-pink flowers on short stems open on tiny spreading green cushions. A delightful dwarf for a rockery or the very front of the border. >>

Large, floppy, delicately-perfumed yellow flowers with prominent, pollen covered anthers, adorn this strong-growing 'evening primrose'. Self-seeds gently where it is happy. >>

In spring and summer appears a long succession of large, pale pink flowers, whilst the previous day's flowers fold up and turn red. We discovered this new plant in 2003 in a damp meadow, 7,000 fe... >>