This unusual form of the old cottage garden plant (Symphytum grandiflorum) is one of the first spring flowers to appear in March. Short, rough stems bearing hairy leaves carry terminal bunches of long pink buds opening to blue and white tubular flowers. ... Learn More

Early rosettes of bright golden leaves brighten up the spring garden with snowdrops and crocuses. Later appear the pale blue and pink flowers. This form comes true from seed, viable seeds being very few and very difficult to collect! ... Learn More

Clumps of white or pale blue bell-like flowers, not unlike a small Abutilon, are suspended from arching stems that emerge from coarse, deeply veined lanceolate leaves. A very attractive plant for a shady area, it makes excellent ground cover under shrubs and trees, and is a lovely addition to woodland garden. Add to that its value as a feed plant (simply steep the leaves in water for two or three weeks and use the resulting liquid as a dilutable plant feed) and you have a "must have" plant for every serious gardener! ... Learn More