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August Deliveries
There may be some delays in deliveries during August due to hot weather etc. but please order as normal and we will give you a likely delivery date, and hopefully get your plants to you as quickly as we can. If you can come and collect it saves you the delivery charge PLUS we will refund you 10% off when you visit.
20% off Hardy Shrubs 20% off Exotic, half-hardy plants and succulents
One of the earliest flowering of the Japanese Anemones, often flowering at the beginning of August. Single medium violet-purple flowers. Grow in moist, well drained soil in sun/ part shade.
Good ground cover plant for sun/ part shade with large, glossy, bronze-tinged leaves and pink-red flowers in late spring-early summer. Good winter foliage colour
Long arching panicles of dark violet flowers from September to October. For fertile, well drained soil in full sun. Deadhead after flowering then cut hard back in spring. Adored by butterflies.
One of the hybrids between B. davidii & B. globosa. 'Sungold' has tapering panicles of sweetly scented yellow flowers, on a vigourous shrub growing to about 8 feet. Excellent for butterflies.
Biennial Foxglove with bold spikes of white flowers from May-July. For sun/part shade in well drained soil. Ideal for naturalising or a cottage garden as it will seed around generously. Flowers in the second year from sowing. Toxic if ingested
Tall, late flowering perennial with large, flattened heads of dark pink flowers over broad green leaves from August to September. Loved by bees and butterlies.
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.
