ERIGERON 'Sommerneuschnee'
The buds on this wonderful summer flowering plant are a pale pink before opening to a white daisy, with numerous flowers to each stem. The dark green foliage creates a rosette at the base from which..
ERIGERON karvinskianus 'Lavender Lady'
A colourful twist on a much-loved cottage and gravel garden favourite, the individual flowers of 'Lavender Lady' are larger and a gentle lavender hue
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
ERIOPHYLLUM lanatum
Large bright yellow daisy flowers adorn the top of this beautiful silver foliage plant.
ERODIUM 'County Park'
These are wonderful small clump forming plants that flower for a long period from late spring through summer. They are ideal for the front of the border, a gravel garden or in a pot.
ERODIUM 'Felicity'
The white and purple flowers of 'Felicity' are produced in abundance over very dark green filigree foliage throughout the summer.
ERODIUM chrysanthum
On this form of Erodium soft lemon flowers are produced in summer over soft grey green finely divided foliage.
ERYNGIUM agavifolium
The large cone thistle flower heads of this plant are green and white in colour, and produce plenty of nectar for bees. The flower stalks are very tall with the spiny, exotic Agave-like foliage....
ERYNGIUM bourgatii 'Lapis Blue'
A very striking form of sea holly with heads of snowflake-like prickly bracts surrounding a bold blue cone, all over prickly green and white foliage.
ERYNGIUM bourgatii Picos Amethyst ('Mackpam'PBR)
As the popularity of Eryngiums continues unabated, 'Picos Amethyst' really stands out from the crowd for its stunning deep blue flowers, each distinguished by a ruff of long jagged bracts.
ERYNGIUM giganteum
This is a stunning Eryngium with large silver bracts surrounding white thistle flowers in summer.
ERYNGIUM variifolium
This Sea Holly has a slightly different inflorescence in that it is very spiny and it is silver while the thistle flower is cream.
