A perpetually popular nasturtium, this variety produces masses of deep-red, semi-double flowers over purple-green leaves. Superb in free-draining or sunny positions where they are ideal for coveri... >>

Dwarf, bushy plants are covered in unique cream blooms with dark purple central markings, from May until October. These miniature plants are ideal for containers or small gardens. Both the leaves... >>

Bright yellow, green-spurred, chubby flared flowers delicately pencilled crimson inside, and set off with a dark calyx, grow in dense swarms on thin twining stems clad in tiny delicate leaves. Will... >>

From the leaf axils of the thin branching stems spring countless blood red-veined yellow flowers amidst attractively lobed delicate leaves. Perfect climbing through a dwarf conifer. Easier to pleas... >>

This recently discovered Chilean climber has masses of indescribably lovely pug-nosed flowers. A pinky-lilac-blackcurrant yoghurty colour is close. It has been suggested that this is a form of the... >>

"Scottish Flame Flower". Another Chilean native preferring good drainage, thriving better if peat is added. Masses of dainty scarlet nasturtiums for weeks in midsummer on quick climbing ... >>

Swarms of small but gorgeous red flowers, with distinctive black and yellow lips, and delicate leaves on thin twining stems. Tubers burrow deep for protection. A spectacular beauty for pot, conse... >>

These semi-evergreen, delicately fragrant white flowers with spreading petals, bear a remarkable likeness to miniature daffodils and are borne in bunches above fine, grass-like foliage. A valuable... >>

This most decorative plant produces grey-leaved stems holding dense clusters of starry flowers in that very rarely-seen shade of sky blue. >>

From Mount Egmont in New Zealand comes the prettiest hardy red grass growable from seed. Tight compact erect clumps of stiff arching crimson-bronze blades, from which arise narrow spikes of small, ... >>