A truly rare and beautiful plant from the south-eastern states of the USA, this gem pushes up a mass of greyish-green, fern-like foliage, above which, in May and also in September, sprays of dark pink, pendent, heart-shaped flowers open on graceful, drooping stems. It does best in a position in moist and well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. ... Learn More

This is certainly the king of climbing dicentras from Tibet and Nepal. Rapidly ascending stems carry hanging clusters of lemon flowers amidst delicate ferny foliage all summer long. Ours cloaks and colours-up a boring eight foot conifer before producing numerous sausage-like seed pods hanging on stringy stems. These change from green to purple in late autumn and winter making hanging necklaces!They finally die down to a deep hardy tuber in winter. ... Learn More

A fascinating, rapid-growing annual climber which will often self-seed. Rapidly-ascending, twining stems carry a summer-long succession of yellow lockets.These grow into absolutely amazing large seed-pods resembling wrinkled red sausages! ... Learn More