DIGITALIS ferruginea

Commonly known as the 'Rusty Foxglove', this Digitalis produces erect spikes of tubular golden-brown flowers with rusty-red internal veins and thin narrow green leaves at the basal clump.

DIGITALIS grandiflora

This truly perennial foxglove bears spires of large tubular creamy-yellow flowers with internal brown freckles over evergreen foliage. It grows naturally in open woods and grassy areas near streams..

DOELLINGERIA umbellata

ECHINACEA pallida

The daisy flowers on this species of Echinacea have petals that flick back from the cone, giving it the look of a shuttlecock.

EPIMEDIUM pubigerum

The small clusters of cream flowers of this Barrenwort are held well above the emerging bright green spring foliage.

EPIMEDIUM x perralchicum 'Frohnleiten'

'Frohnleiten' flowers in mid spring producing bright yellow flowers with a red-brown centre. They stand out well against the evergreen foliage, which is a glossy green.

EPIMEDIUM x rubrum

An older garden variety of Epimedium that is still really worthwhile growing, it is a great plant for shady borders and it's easy to grow. The pretty pink and white flowers are held above the fresh...

EPIMEDIUM x versicolour 'Sulphureum'

A wonderful reliable old variety that creates large swathes of greenery under trees and shrubs giving year round interest in the garden. The dainty soft yellow flowers appear in mid spring over bronze

ERIGERON 'Quakeress'

Fabulous hanging buds open to upward facing narrow petalled daisy flowers in a pretty lilac, held on strong wiry stems over a rosette of dark green foliage. These wonderfully reliable free flowering..

ERIGERON karvinskianus (Profusion)

This has to be one of the most useful sun loving perennials available for the garden, with its little pink and white daisy flowers. It will tolerate

ERODIUM manescavii

This Heron's Bill produces beautiful dainty magenta/pink flowers all summer. When the flowers on a stem are over, pull it off the plant rather than cutting it off as this will encourage further ..

ERYNGIUM × olivierianum Big Blue ('Myersblue'PBR)

This plant really lives up to its name, 'Big Blue', the intensity of blue on the large flower heads is stunning. It forms good sized clumps in a reasonably fertile soil in full sun, and is great ...