Beautiful spray like clusters of showy white flowers form conspicuous, long, bottlebrush-looking flower heads, very late in the year when most other flowers have long-gone. Found in north western USA and western coast of Canada it has many medicinal and other properties, for example it is reputed to repels insects, hence its name "Bugbane". Unlike other members of the genus Actaea most of which bear berries, the few seeds are produced in green pods, resembling those of aconitums. ... Learn More

Sprays of white feathery flowers give way to sprays of shining bright red berries in summer and autumn. This is a superb and very long-lived plant, which is ideal for a shady spot. ... Learn More

Actaea Rubra f. Neglecta, (the White Red Baneberry) – a botanical gem originating from the woodlands of North America, this attractive perennial is a striking addition to a garden with its unique exquisite foliage and delicate blooms that give way to vibrant white berries, creating a visual spectacle. Ideal for shade-loving environments but can also grow with some sun. Cultivate a piece of North American beauty in your garden with these meticulously sourced seeds. ... Learn More