This lovely yellow-eyed, blue alpine daisy grows in alpine meadows and is often seen tucked between rocks on high mountains. Completely hardy and slow-growing, it makes a valuable addition to any enthusiasts rock garden. ... Learn More

This is the very rare pure white form of the lovely alpine daisy so often seen tucked between rocks on high mountains. Completely hardy and slow-growing, it makes a valuable addition to any enthusiasts rock garden. ... Learn More

Beautiful pink daisy flowers with yellow eyes open from late spring to early summer on this delicate alpine daisy. It makes a distinctive, slow-growing cushion on your rock garden or scree where it will also attract butterflies. (Syn. Aster alpinus 'Pinkie') ... Learn More

Short-stemmed, golden-eyed daisies with pale violet petals open on compact cushions. This rare high alpine daisy flowers from July to September in rocky meadows, high in the Himalayas, at altitudes of 3600-5200 metres from Pakistan to south west China. Very few good seeds collected. ... Learn More

Beautiful, short-stemmed, lilac-purple flowers with a large yellow central disc, appear for several weeks beginning in early summer, over mats of evergreen foliage. This tough and cheerful dwarf mountain aster from western China, thrives in full sun in rich grit, and prefers to be kept slightly moist in summer. ... Learn More

Diminutive in all aspects apart from flower size, this rare, dwarf creeping plant bears short-stemmed, pinkish mauve flowers with numerous exceptionally thin petals. The slow-creeping carpet of stems carries short, fleshy leaves, wider at their ends, and with noticeable deeply indented veining. ... Learn More

Native to Nepal and some areas of india, this attractive deciduous shrub bears attractive, thick, oval, leathery leaves which are hairy underneath. In late autumn come the globular, bright crimson to maroon berries, much loved by birds in the winter. ... Learn More

This stupendously attractive, long-lived tree peony opens sumptuous, enormous (up to 16cm wide), semi-double blooms in shades of mauve and lavender, the purple flares and golden anthers adding a striking contrast. Bone hardy and resistant to damage from bad weather, it blooms very early in the tree peony season, and flowers continue to open over a longer season than almost any other tree peony. One of the world's most desirable plants, in China, it is generally known as the “king of flowers”, symbolizing honour, wealth, and aristocracy, as well as love, affection, and feminine beauty. Sadly, very few valuable seeds are ever collected. ... Learn More