A large half-hardy shrub with 30cm long spikes of electric blue flowers in early summer. Should survive outside in mild areas in well drained soil. Short lived, but replacement plants can be grown from seed.
Strong-growing plant with striking silvery soft grey leaves and spikes of mauve flowers in summer.
Twining climber from western Australia with masses of small bell-shaped blue flowers in summer. Hardy in a mild, sheltered spot.
A scrambling, bushy climber for a conservatory or frost free garden with beautiful blue flowers in summer - a slightly deeper shade than the species.
A spreading succulent with grey-green leaves and bright orange dasies from late spring to early summer.
A lovely pink flowered variety. Will climb and trail and flower all summer. Will climb and trail and flower all summer.
A small species not often offered for sale, this produces small but attractive flowers, the colour of which is difficult to describe - depending on the light, they can appear a subtle grey, blue, pink or cream.
A good cultivar with larger pale lilac, Hibiscus-like flowers. A long-flowering shrub from Western Australia, frost tender, but may survive outdoors in mild gardens. Prune back in spring. Makes a large spreading shrub in full sun.
Similar to Sparrmannia africana but with shinier leaves, this makes a worthwhile foliage subject for a large conservatory,
A semi-evergreen shrub from South Africa with masses of large very pale mauve flared bell-shaped flowers with delicate darker mauve veining from spring-autumn.