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HYLOTELEPHIUM cauticola 'Coca-Cola'
Fabulous groundcover - low gently sprawling mounds of neat rounded succulent blue-grey leaves, from which masses of rosy-red flowers. Available for Mail Order from April - September
HYLOTELEPHIUM spectabile 'Black Beauty'
'Black Beauty' has deep purple foliage and deep rose-pink flowers from summer to autumn. Sun-loving and drought tolerant, this perennial makes great ground cover on neutral to alkaline soil...
HYLOTELEPHIUM spectabile 'Iceberg'
Dense clusters of tiny white flowers like starbursts, open from greenish-white buds above fleshy grey-green stems with rounded foliage Available for Mail Order from April - September
HYLOTELEPHIUM spectabile (Brilliant Group) 'Brilliant'
Starbursts of small, bright pink flowers emerge from clusters of green buds carried above rosettes of fleshy blue-green foliage. Available for Mail Order from April - September
HYLOTELEPHIUM telephium 'Sunkissed' PBR
This clump forming herbaceous perennial ticks many boxes when it comes to useful attributes like drought tolerance, low maintenance and benefits to wildlife.
HYLOTELEPHIUM telephium (Atropurpureum Group) 'Karfunkelstein'
Dense clusters of dark pinky-red starry flowers are carried on top of strong wine red stems with succulent greenish-purple leaves. Available for Mail Order from April - September
HYLOTELEPHIUM telephium (Atropurpureum Group) 'Picolette'
A compact succulent with dark green foliage flushed with maroon and pink flowers.
HYLOTELEPHIUM telephium (Atropurpureum Group) 'Xenox' PBR
A drought tolerant, sun loving perennial with purple and green foliage and burgundy flowers.
IBERIS sempervirens
Commonly known as perennial candytuft, Iberis sempervirens has pure white flowers which appear during late spring/early summer above a low spreading mound of dark-green evergreen foliage.
INDIGOFERA kirilowii
Despite its size, this small shrub is a bit of a showstopper with a stunning late spring into summer display of hanging clusters of purplish pink flowers rather like a Wisteria, which sing out against
INULA hookeri
Commonly known as Hooker Inula, this perennial has upright stems which bear large light-yellow daisy flowers during mid-summer. Green lance-shaped leaves grow up the hairy stems.
INULA magnifica
Commonly known as Giant Inula, this plant has large green ovate leaves which are covered in a dusting of hairs. An upright perennial it has tall purple-green stems which reach dizzying heights and....