Trusses of large, saucer-shaped flowers, which vary in colour from almost white to light blue-mauve, are borne profusely from July until September, offset by large greyish-green, rather felted leaves. They do well in almost any well drained soil, ... (Click for more details)

This vigorous climbing vine with large exotic-looking leaves is easily grown to produce hundreds of sweet fruits, or even as a screen to cover a dead tree, the new shoots produced each summer growing 10 to 15 feet or more. For a start grow severa... (Click for more details)

Closed ranks of long green pokers bearing pale yellow flowers will make a striking feature in any border. This unusual, fragrant-leaved "bubble mint" will produce a truly dramatic effect when grown as a solitary clump. (Click for more details)

This superb, newly discovered grass is a quite incredible foliage specimen and also a wonderful cut flower. (It is NOT the grass sold as a pot and house plant with the same name). If you need an ethereal, delicate, mist-like plant, that drifts l... (Click for more details)

This is one of the tallest and most splendid of the allium species,the ball-shaped flower consisting of more than one hundred small flowers, the entire head having a diameter of at least 8 inches. The impressive, long-lasting flowers are a good s... (Click for more details)

In May and June this amazing plant bears the largest flowers of all of the allium family with the absolutely enormous 12 to 18 inch heads producing hundreds of rose-pink flowers on stems of different lengths! When the flowers die they are replaced... (Click for more details)

Disproportionately-large, pure white flowers appear in profusion on numerous stems in late spring on this scarce form of this vigorous plant. These plants are quite promiscuous, and assisted by bees, will happily hybridise with any other aquilegi... (Click for more details)

This is the true elegant dwarf form of this beautiful plant, carrying sprays of deep red-spurred, lemon yellow flowers. The bright cloud of blooms atop a patch of these is an unforgettable sight. (Click for more details)

A choice and absolutely exquisite dwarf columbine bearing disproportionately large blue and white flowers on short stems on very compact, glaucous-leaved plants. (Click for more details)

An exquisite dwarf from the Rocky Mountains, having irregular and surprisingly large for its size, long-spurred, showy, blue-violet flowers with one inch spurs. It will do of its best if grown in a moist but well drained soil in sun or partial sh... (Click for more details)