Found in the Atacama desert in Chile, this astonishing lewisia relative forms strong wide mounds of silver-grey, branching fleshy leaves, its long stems being topped by a constant succession of sizeable cerise-pink flowers with bright orange stamens. Although a perennial in its desert home it is usually grown as a very fast-growing annual in this country. ... Learn More

Appropriately named plants!! Out of large blue-green rubbery rosettes spring many sprays holding exceptionally lovely silky purple-pink large flowers. They have a long flowering season and with luck will self-seed on a scree. These delightful flowers are related to the North American lewisias, but come from Chile in South America. ... Learn More

From tufts of narrow, fleshy, gray-green leaves arise green-eyed, bright yellow, starry flowers in summer. It prefers to be grown in full sun in sharply drained soil where with some protection from winter wet it is bone hardy. This rare and diminutive lewisia relative comes from the wilds of Patagonia ... Learn More

This is the most perfect plant you can grow in a water-starved garden! Dazzlingly bright magenta blooms appear over a long, late season. This glorious plant produces masses of magenta-violet blooms, with glossy succulent leaves adding to the attraction. ... Learn More