DIANTHUS Rosy's Mum

This lovely Dianthus produces masses of wine red highly scented flowers in summer. Available for Mail Order from April - August

DIANTHUS superbus 'Primadonna'

'Primadonna' is a stunning Dianthus which produces gorgeous vibrant pink blooms with frilled petals and a contrasting white centre, during the summer. Available for Mail Order from April - August

DOELLINGERIA umbellata

ECHINACEA 'Parrot' (Fine Feathered Series)

'Parrot' is a very striking Coneflower with large vibrant two tone blooms, each single flower formed of bright yellow petals deeply suffused with orangey-red at their base encircling a copper cone.

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.

ECHINACEA purpurea

These are strong plants from the Coneflower family used as the starting point for breeding a lot of the other varieties. Available for Mail Order from April - September

ECHINACEA purpurea 'Magnus'

A 'go-to' Echinacea for its looks and reliability. In late summer it puts on a successive display of large deep-pink single daisies each set off by a prominent copper orange centre.

ECHINACEA purpurea 'Sensation Pink' (PBR)

If they say that the best things come in small packages, 'Sensation Pink' is a good case for the defence with masses of sumptuous vivid magenta single flowers, each set off with a bold copper cone,...

EPIMEDIUM pinnatum subsp. colchicum

Delicate sprays of small, vivid yellow flowers appear in mid to late spring above a spreading mat of heart-shaped evergreen foliage.

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..

ERIOPHYLLUM lanatum

Large bright yellow daisy flowers adorn the top of this beautiful silver foliage plant.

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 ..