A summer sunset sky sums up the colours of this flower. It has much stronger stems than other varieties making it ideal for cutting gardens and pond margins. Ideal Conditions: Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining, ordinary, or chalky soil or compost. Possible Situation: Perfect for the border, raised bed or large container to create some height as well as adding form and texture to the garden situation.
Mound-forming, bushy, mat of tough, green toothed foliage which forms an excellent foil for its crowded clusters of pastel yellow Snapdragon-like flowers. Prefers full sun or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
Compact grey-green mounds of foliage become covered in small pinky-purple flowers in July through to Autumn. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with moist or free-draining soil or compost.
Biting Stonecrop. A mat-forming alpine with stems densely clothed in pale green leaves. Star-shaped yellow-green flowers in summer. Height 5cm. Spread 60cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen. Hardy.
Biting Stonecrop. A mat-forming alpine with stems densely clothed in yellow leaves. Star-shaped yellow-green flowers in summer. Height 5cm. Spread 60cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen.
Stonecrop. A mat-forming alpine with waxy green leaves and tiny white umbel flowers. Height 10cm. Flowers late June and July. Evergreen. Hardy.
Mat-forming, evergreen stonecrop that it native to western Europe. It typically grows to 4-8" tall and spreads to 10-12" wide. Non-flowering stems are densely covered with pointed, flattened, succulent, grey-green leaves (to 3/8" long) in obconical rosettes.
Stonecrop. An alpine with rosettes of glaucous, green leaves, flushed red-bronze in autumn. Clusters of star-shaped, bright yellow flowers in summer. Height 5cm. Spread 20cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen. Hardy.
Striking golden green mounding succulent foliage magnified by dazzling yellow flowers in summer. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
Stonecrop. A mat-forming alpine with rosettes of silver-grey leaves. Clusters of star-shaped. bright yellow flowers in summer. Height 10cm. Spread 60cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen.
A mat-forming alpine with red stems of toothed mid-green leaves. Purple-tinted when mature. Clusters of star-shaped deep pink flowers in late summer. Height 10cm. Spread 60cm. Flowers from August to September. Evergreen. Hardy.
A clump-forming perennial with erect very dark purple stems and leaves. Clusters of star-shaped pink flowers with orange-red centres from late summer and early autumn. Height 45-60cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from August to September. Herbaceous.
Stunning dark purple foliage and large, cherry coloured flowers. Its habit is compact: 16” wide and 8” tall. Sunsparkler® 'Plum Dazzled' flowers from summer to autumn but with its beautiful foliage colour, it will colour your garden the entire gardening season.
Ice Plant. A clump-forming perennial with upright stems of grey-green leaves. Dense clusters of starry dark pink flowers in late summer. Height 60cm. Spread 45cm. Flowers from August to September. Herbaceous. Hardy.
Sedum that starts life as a compact plant, with sumptuous dusty almost blue-black succulent foliage, before spreading and trailing as it matures. Plentiful flower clusters emerge revealing delicate, pink flowers. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
Amazing, huge inflorescences (flower heads), a short and very upright habit, glossy purple black leaves, dark pink flowers, and multiple crowns. Remarkably disease free and long-lived. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
Cobweb Houseleek. A rosette-forming alpine with succulent rosettes of mid-green to red leaves. Cobwebbed with fine white hairs. Produces reddish pink flowers in summer. Height 8cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen. Hardy.
Dark maroon rosettes with a cob-web like covering. 5 x 10cm. Flowers red June to August.
Houseleek. Stunning silvery blue cultivar that can flus pink to purple. It is a medium to large rosette with short cilia lining its leaves and rippling watermarks.
Houseleek. Tonnes of bronze to red with orange hints, but with a red centre that intensifies with the heat.
Houseleek. Robust succulent forming a rosette of pink-tipped silver leaves. Very drought tolerant and good for pots.
Houseleek. A rosette-forming alpine with succulent rosettes of lime green leaves. Produces pinkish flowers in summer. Height 5-8cm. Spread 20-30cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen. Hardy.
Houseleek. A rosette-forming alpine with succulent rosettes of deep purple-red leaves. Produces greenish red flowers in summer. Height 10cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from June to August. Evergreen.
Wonderful silvery-green succulent leaves. The inner 'heart' of the houseleek turns a ruby red as it matures. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
Mat-forming, evergreen, succulent perennial forming rosettes of fleshy, ovate, pointed, bright green leaves and leafy stems bearing clusters of pink flowers in summer.
This wonderful succulent variety has lurid green foliage with dark, almost black tips. The "chicks" emerge from the mother "hen" on slightly extended tendrils.
Deep burgundy rosettes 5 x 15 cm. A great alpine.
Winter-hardy succulent with beautiful tight rosettes which sends out stolons, spreading quickly. If conditions are ideal, Sempervivum Hippie Chicks shoot up flowers that attract bees.
Large, silvery white leaves have a soft, downy texture, which makes it ideal for a sensory garden, but it will also make an eye-catching feature for a border or pot where it will thrive in a hot, sunny spot. It quickly forms a good-sized clump and will become tolerant of drought once established. It also tolerates salt-laden winds, so will also flourish in a coastal setting.
Erect succulent perennial to 30cm, with erect, fleshy, angled, glaucous stems and solitary thistle-like bright red to orange flower heads in summer.
A very attractive deciduous tree with spectacular dark-orange autumn foliage. The Latin name Diospyros translates as " Food of the gods" which is very appropriate when describing the melting flesh of the persimmon fruit.
Moss Campion. A very dwarf moss-like cushion of narrow, bright green leaves. Almost stemless, pink flowers from spring to early summer. Height 3cm. Spread 20cm. Flowers from April to June. Evergreen. Hardy.
Campion. A loosely tufted alpine with narrow, mid-green leaves. Sprays of rounded white fringed flowers, sometimes pink tinged in early summer. Height 15cm. Spread 20cm.
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