Long flowering perennial which makes a lovely neat clump of deeply cut leaves and violet-purple flowers from early to mid summer. Great for filling gaps in a border
Similar to G. magnificum but longer flowering. This is a great plant for filling out a border or softening the edge with its thick, downy foliage. Purple-blue flowers May-July. Fairly drought tolerant once established.
Buddleja relative from South Africa where it grows alongside rivers with its roots at the water's edge. It is an evergreen, shrubby perennial with narrow grey leaves & small fragrant white flowers from mid summer to autumn.
An early and repeat flowering modern cultivar with small wine red yellow-throated flowers, mainly June to July. Compact, so good for small gardens, or towards the front of a border.
Compact cultivar with pink flowers fading down the flower spike to cream from July -September. For fertile, well drained soil in sun/ part shade. Good for coastal gardens and attracts bees.
Hardy in most British gardens in well-drained soil and sun, this evergreen shrub is smothered with small green-centred shell pink flowers in spring and summer.
