Peony. Clump forming perennial with salmon pink flowers May-June. Height 100cm. Hardy. Sheltered Site
Wonderful blowsy blooms of creamy white with a large pale yellow centre with additional cream petals which grow out of the yellow centre forming a top layer. This form of flower is known as a "triple decker". The blooms are very sweetly scented and are good for cutting on strong stems, they have a prolonged life in water, a particularly robust cultivar which rarely needs staking.
A vigorous Peony with long-lasting flowers that are ideal for flower arrangements and never fail to create a dramatic sight in the spring garden. Blooming heavily in late spring to early summer, this early midseason peony will flower for approximately 7-10 days.
Classic double light rose-pink flower with in-curved lighter pink central petals on light green foliage. Excellent cut flower. Any fertile, free draining soil in full sun or part shade in any sheltered position. Height 90cm. Spread 50cm. Easy to grow if in good soil.
Peony. A clump-forming perennial with mid-green, deeply cut foliage and pretty, double, white and pink flowers. Height 100cm. Flowers from May to June. Herbaceous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
Peony. A clump-forming perennial with deep green foliage and pretty, large double, rose-pink flowers fading to white. Height 80cm. Spread 80cm. Flowers from May to June. Herbaceous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
Tree peony, double-flowered deep incised leaves. The size after 10 years is 125cm. Yellow flowers. Hardy. The flowering period is June - August.
Tree Peony. A clump-forming deciduous sparsely branched shrub. Large bright coloured flowers. Flowers from May to June. Mature Height 150 cm. Mature Spread 150 cm. Hardy.
An outstanding uniform white stemmed variety. Shiny dark green leaves. Slow to bolt. Excellent frost resistance.
Excellent for full size production as well as baby leaf. Red Pak Choi changes from dark green leaves with maroon veins to dark maroon leaves with green underside when mature. RHS award.
Possibly the smallest Shanghai green stemmed Pak Choi available. Produces miniature Pak Choi weighing 50-75g with traditional spoon shaped petioles. Can also be left to mature and the whole heads used in a stir fry. Plant at higher densities for baby leaf.
Switch Grass. A clump-forming grass with arching narrow red-brown leaves. Mauve-purple flower spikes from mid-summer. Height 1m. Spread 90cm. Flowers from July. Herbaceous. Hardy.
Switch Grass. A striking clump-forming grass with an upright habit. Foliage starts the season green with reddish tones appearing by autumn. Sun and well-drained soil. Cut back in late winter.
An ornamental grass with elegance and structural qualities. Medium height fountains of green, project upwards and spray delicate seed heads in autumn through winter. The best aspect though for this beauty, is that the foliage becomes blood-red in colour as the season progresses.
Switch Grass. A clump-forming grass with arching narrow red-brown, then dark purple leaves. Mauve-purple flower spikes from mid-summer. Height 1.2-1.5m. Spread 90cm. Flowers from July. Herbaceous. Hardy
Switch Grass. A deciduous perennial grass forming a clump of flat, linear leaves turning yellow in autumn, and large purple flowering panicles. A deciduous perennial grass forming a clump of flat, linear leaves turning yellow in autumn, and large purple flowering panicles.
Bred in New Zealand this close relative to Hebe is a compact mound of waxy dark green toothed foliage, larger than other Parahebe, smothered with white flowers that have a pink-purple centre from May to the first frost.
A spreading subshrub with dark green leaves tinged with purple when young. White flowers veined mauve. Height 30cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen. Hardy.
A very easy, low, almost shrubby plant that will produce a huge quantity of flowers summer. The small flowers of lilac-blue are beautifully marked with cerise-purple. Evergreen. About 25cm (10") high.
A very easy, low, almost shrubby plant that will produce a huge quantity of flowers summer. The small flowers of lilac-blue are beautifully marked with cerise-purple. Evergreen. About 25cm (10") high.
Persian Ironwood. A spreading slightly weeping tree grown manly for its rich yellow, orange and purple-red autumn colour. Tiny spider-like red flowers in late winter to early spring. Height 1.8m. Spread 1.5m. Flowers from February to March. Deciduous.
Parsley. A biennial herb usually grown as an annual with aromatic bright green leaves. Height 10cm. Spread 20cm. Chop in salads and cooking. Good crisp texture.
Broad, brilliant green leaves with serrated ends. Adds distinctive flavour to cooking.
Flat Leaved Parsley. A biennial herb usually grown as an annual with aromatic bright green leaves. Chop in salads and cooking.
Bright scarlet self-clinging Virginia creeper.
A fast growing, deciduous climber. It's leaves are a mid green colour in summer, and as autumn approaches they turn a lovely shade of red, really making your garden look very autumnal. In summer, tiny white flowers appear.
A vigorous, self-clinging, deciduous climber with lobed, purple-flushed, dark green leaves, flushed red in spring, turning bright red in autumn. Occasionally bears inconspicuous flowers and dull-blue fruit.
Boston Ivy, Virginia Creeper. A vigorous climber with bright green leaves, turning brilliant red to purple in autumn. Height 20m. Deciduous. Hardy.
Blue Passion flower. A vigorous climber with rich green leaves and bowl-shaped white flowers with blue tips in summer followed by orange-yellow fruit. Height 10m. Flowers from June to August. Fruits from August. Evergreen. Frost hardy.
Large, vigorous, semi-evergreen climber with twining tendrils. Leaves dark green, with three to five finger-like lobes. Flowers to 10cm in width, with greenish or purplish white petals and blue-purple coronal filaments that are black-purple at the base. The fruit is yellow-orange, but rarely produced.
Passion flower. A vigorous climber with rich green leaves and bowl-shaped white flowers with green anthers. Height 4m. Flowers from August to November. Evergreen. Only just hardy so sheltered sunny spot.
A high quality sugarsnap pea with compact habit (ht 65cm) and high yields. The round pods are stringless and have an excellent flavour. Harvest June onwards.
Second early dwarf variety (45cm high) producing masses of narrow dark green well filled pods. 6-8 good flavoured peas per pod. Harvest June onwards.
A high yielding sugar snap pea that is stringless at the point of picking. Long harvest window. Excellent sweet flavour. Medium green pods are produced in clusters of pods. Pods best picked when 8-9cm long. Resistant to powdery mildew. Height 1m.
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