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A late flowering perennial with masses of light blue flowers in September and October. Low growing so good for the front of a sunny border, and will be loved by bees and butterflies.
Slightly tender species of Lavender with attractively toothed, aromatic green foliage, topped by pale mauve flowers in summer. Hardy to -5C but needs protecting from wet in winter.
Long flowering Evening Primrose with large lemon-yellow flowers from July to September. Low spreading habit makes it ideal for ground cover in a sunny spot.
A long-flowering mildew resistant Aster making a lowish mound of tangled stems covered with delicate single pale lilac flowers from August to October. Great for bees and butterflies.
A beautiful cultivar of our native Tufted Hair Grass, living up to its common name when in flower. It forms a clump of evergreen foliage, from which upright flower stalks appear in summer - these explode into a mass of tiny pale yellow flowers, which gradually fade but persist through winter
Great BurnetA variegated form of Burnet making low clumps of green and white leaves topped with little pink bottlebrush flowers in summer, a nice colour combination. Moist humusy soil in part shade.
Vigourous hardy succulent with deep red rosettes which multiply rapidly. Grow in full sun on a rockery or in a sink garden or other shallow container in gritty soil. Also good for a 'green roof'. Attractive all year round.
A grass for dry soil in sun, where it forms clumps of narrow blue-grey foliage, topped with buff coloured florwers in early summer. Semi-evergreen, so comb away any dead leaves in spring.
Masses of small pale lavender flowers from September to November. Makes a steadily increasing clump, good with grasses, other Asters and Chrysanthemums. Good soil in sun to part shade. Mildew free.
