ACHILLEA ptarmica 'Boule de Neige' (The Pearl Group)
This variety of Achillea has a button-like flower shape with double white flowers in mid summer, which contrast well with the dark green finely cut foliage.
Highly sought after for its very dark, almost black deeply divided foliage and the willowy bottle-brush spikes of fluffy white scented flowers that rise majestically above it in autumn
This plant has wonderful purple foliage throughout the summer months and into autumn when it then starts to bloom. The flowers are creamy white and contrast well with the foliage. Bees and ....
A haze of vivid, yellow-green flowers appears over a long time in summer. These bob just above the large mid-green leaves, which look wonderful with rain or dew drops on them.
The foliage on this plant is much more divided than on other Alchemilla forms, with deep serrations, whilst the flowers are more yellow than green, contrasting well with the mid-green leaves.
Alchemilla venosa is essentially a smaller version of Alchemilla mollis, it produces clusters of tiny yellow to lime-green flowers during summer. It has suppressed hairs on thinly textured, pleated,..
Calling all ALLIUM lovers - 'Lavender Bubbles' is definitely one to make room for, its deep dusky purple flowerheads providing colour and bold form in the garden from late summer into autumn
Spherical pinky-purple flower heads in mid to late summer on a compact plant, with almost fully evergreen dark green strap-like foliage. This is a perennial form of Allium and produces new bulbils...
Ever so pretty and delicate with its romantically ruffled semi-double petals, ANEMONE 'Frilly Knickers' has already won the hearts of many people this summer, winning the HTA Virtual Plant Awards 2020
The foliage of this plant has a soft glossy appearance forming a tidy mound, above which the flowers are held high. The next generation on from Anemone 'Wild Swan', it shares the same blue colour...
Commonly known as Wood Anemone or Wind Flower, this pretty flower opens from delicate hanging buds into pure white saucers with bright yellow stamens that look up to the sky.