This dwarf alpine form makes a very dense bun or cushion of needle-like leaves with soft pink balls of flowers, which are held just over the foliage. It thrives in a gravel scree garden, or alpine trough where it can be best admired. RHS AGM winner ... Learn More

The "Thrift" or " Sea Pink" is too well known to need much description other than saying it is one of the most perfect, perennial, hardy rockery or border-edge plants. Tufts of tiny leaves form the base for long stems bearing pink fragrant flowers which appear over an extremely long period in spring and summer. ... Learn More

This is a complete mixture of many of the garden forms of this popular rockery plant which is a mat-forming evergreen perennial with dense, needle-like leaves, bearing compact clusters of cup-shaped pink, purple, white or red flowers in late spring and summer. Found in the wild in coastal areas across the Northern Hemisphere, especially in Europe, it also occurs in parts of South America. ... Learn More