Hardy Perennials

A vigorous spreading perennial with masses of pink flower spikes with an orange tinge appear from mid-summer. Good ground cover for moisture retentive soil in sun to part shade.

A spreading plant for damp soil in sun to part-shade where it will form a carpet of green leaves from which arise spikes of small white flowers, from July to October. Copes well with poorly drained/ heavy soil.

Clouds of fragrant blue flowers appear above airy foliage from June-July. Plant where it will be out of the hot midday sun. Ideal for a woodland garden in dappled shade. Low, spreading habit

An upright plant with dense heads of scented pink and white flowers on strong stems from July to September. For good soil in sun. Not as prone to mildew than the paniculata cultivars, makes an excellent border plant.

A drought tolerant, mat forming perennial with masses of small deep pink flowers in late spring early summer. Ideal for the front of a border or rockery. and for sandy soil or chalky soils. Grows to about 15cm tall

Single, bright-yellow flowers with a red centre in late summer. Ideal for softening the edge or filling gaps in the front of the border. Low growing/ trailing

An early flowering species, easy to grow in damp to boggy soil. Will take some sun if soil is moist. Pale lavender balls of small flowers appear on upright stems from April to June. May seed around, so ideal for a wild area.£6.00
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White flowered cultivar of our native Pasqueflower with nodding, bell-shaped flowers in spring followed by silky seed heads. Ideal for a rockery.

Small perennial for a rockery, growing from corm-like structures. Vivid pink flowers all summer. Full sun in well-drained soil, or under cover in pots.

A shorter cultivar forming clumps of upright stems carrying beautifully quilled yellow petals. For moisture retentive soil in sun. Looks good with grasses e.g. Panicum and Miscanthus, and makes a good cut flower.