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A clumping winter dormant perennial. Large attractive lobed leaves are produced on slender stems. In late summer heads of pink fairy floss flowers are produced on tall straight stems. Spectacular among Miscanthus or other deciduous grasses. Keep Moist.
A slowly spreading, semi-evergreen, rhizomatous perennial. Magenta, saucer shaped, (3cm), flowers are produced for a long period through spring to early summer and again in autumn. The stiff, slender stems clothed in finely dissected dark green leaves will form a dense clump or mix well with other plants, wandering between them.
Tough and easy.
Cut back hard if looking tired.
Permanent, excellent and occasionally self sowing.
A slowly spreading, semi-evergreen, rhizomatous perennial. Pure white, saucer shaped, (3cm), flowers are produced for a long period through spring to early summer and again in autumn. The lax stems clothed in finely dissected dark green leaves will form a dense clump or mix well with other plants, wandering between them.
Tough and easy.
Cut back hard if looking tired.
Excellent! The best white flowered Geranium we have seen to date.
A clump forming perennial, with a rosette of softly hairy, pinnate leaves. In Spring and Summer, bright orange, anemone-like flowers, are borne on thin stems. One of the few brightly coloured flowers for shade.
Attractive foliage goes well with violets and primulas.
Well drained soil.
A lot tougher than you might think.
Knee high clumps of broad foliage crowned with masses of mid sized, yellow throated, strawberry pink flowers. Extremely floriferous and an outstanding garden and landscape plant.
Cheerful, in a word, best describes its presence.
Semi evergreen. Diploid.
A tuberous rooted, winter dormant perennial. Sturdy rod-like stems emerge in mid-spring to be sparsely clothed with large, deeply lobed, maple-like leaves and carry branches of giant, 18cm, widely open, 5 petalled, scarlet flowers.
Can be grown in shallow water, 5cm deep, as an unusual and spectacular pond plant, or in any sunny position that stays constantly moist.
Cut to the ground in winter or leave the corky stems and accompanying seed pods as a seasonal sculpture.
An exotic looking, yet remarkably easy to grow plant, that those who like giant perennials, can never get enough of.
A winter dormant, clumping perennial with large (20cm) leaves.In summer tall spikes of pendant, purple, trumpet shaped flowers rise above the foliage. Provide with light shade, moisture, food and plenty of organic matter. Protect from slugs and snails. Can break dormancy as late as December.