Dark reddish-pink bottlebrush flower spikes are held on wiry stems above mounds of serrated oval greyish-green leaves. Sanguisorba menziesii produces a prolific but delicate flower display during
Bright white fluffy flower heads that open from bobbin-like buds, gently nodding in the breeze on tall, slender reddish-green stems - perfect for adding transparency and movement into the garden.
The summer display of this stately Sanguisorba is quite stunning. Elegant tall stems emerge from a low mound of fern-like foliage bearing slender white bottlebrush flowers that nod in the breeze.
Ever so neat and dainty, this dwarf evergreen shrub forms a domed mound of fresh green finely cut leaves above which soft primrose yellow slightly fluffy flowers stand primly on short stalks.
Masses of distinctive five-petaled lilac-pink flowers are carried in loose clusters over a low mound of mid-green narrow foliage. Mat-forming by nature, it forms useful ground cover
Sought after for its airy white flowers in autumn that float on reddish brown stems above a mat of lobed green leaves with rusty undersides, this is one of those plants that every gardener should know
This is a new introduction from Japan that is a variation of Saxifraga fortunei. It is best suited to partial shade in humus rich, moist but well drained soil that is neutral to acidic.
Unusual white and yellow flowers, with long lower petals are held in loose clusters above round, reddish-purple leaves edged in lime with purple undersides. This cultivar of a species found in China..