This frost hardy plant is surely the most desirable of all mallow relatives. Large, bowl-shaped pale to deep purple flowers, with the occasional white flowered form, from late spring to summer over a foil of felted grey-green leaves. (Click for more details)

This previously unreleased plant has romped around our "Chilean garden" here since we collected it from Chiloe Island, Chile, in 1994.(RB94002) Plum-sized, spiky, brown 'toffee apples' stand erect above a carpet of attractive, divided, ... (Click for more details)

These delightful, dainty gems are bulbous perennials with linear leaves and nodding, bell-shaped, pure white or occasionally pink, fragrant flowers, which open with or before the leaves in late summer (Click for more details)

Formerly Leucojum nicaeense, this is a delicate and most lovely little April-flowering plant, which will happily seed into a sand plunge, if you let it. The stems are about 5 inches (12 cm) tall and the fragrant flowers pure white. It flowers in ... (Click for more details)

Found only in small areas of Corsica and Sardinia, this rare and desirable plant is the only non-white acis that there is. Tiny, prostrate, blue tinged leaves, and exquisite, miniature sugar-pink, crystalline bells open early in July, before the ... (Click for more details)

(Aconitum Wilsonii Fischeri) A grand and imposing plant. Stout stems hold very late (Aug-Sept) spikes of rich violet-blue hooded flowers. Rich green divided foliage. Valuable late season flowers when most else has gone. (Click for more details)

This is the very latest form of any of the "Monkshood" plants to flower here at Plant World. The long stems produce buds in August and September with the deepest inky blue flowers opening still later. These Magnificent spikes of extra... (Click for more details)

The true "Monkshood" flowering from earliest spring. Indigo blue hooded flowers on strong stems clad in shiny green leaves. (Click for more details)

Very dense sprays of pale sulphur yellow hooded flowers in spring and early summer, slowly forming an imposing clump. (Click for more details)

White spring flowers give way to waxy white berries on thick scarlet stems. The common name, "doll's eyes" is quite appropriate. "There is nothing like it - a real August treasure". Graham Stuart Thomas (Click for more details)