SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Fellowship'
'Fellowship' bears clusters of large, double, soft pink flowers with saffron yellow centres, on upright stems with glossy, pointed oval leaves. As the flowers of this rather gorgeous Michaelmas Daisy
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Janet McMullen'
This herbaceous perennial has simple lanceolate leaves of mid green on strong erect stems. The lilac, fully double flowers have a central yellow disk that changes to a reddish orange once pollinated.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Neron'
Masses of rich pinky-red double flowers with golden yellow centres burst forth as the days start to shorten in autumn. It is the intense colour that draws the eye, nothing else is quite like it.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Priory Blush'
Its individual flower heads open to form a deep, deep ruff of neat pale pink petals flushed soft pink that flatten as they fade, an unusual Micahelmas daisy.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Royal Velvet'
Very free flowering from late summer deep into autumn, the individual flowers of 'Royal Velvet' are simply gorgeous, each sporting a narrow ruff of vivid violet petals surrounding a golden centre.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Schone von Dietlikon'
With its drop dead gorgeous colour combination of deep violet petals, golden yellow centre and fresh green foliage, it is one of the most eye-catching stars of a late summer into autumn garden.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM novi-belgii 'Sophia'
This long-lived perennial hails from the USA. and flowers profusely in late summer. The foliage is mid green, and lance shaped, and the small double flowers are intense hot pink with a yellow centre
SYMPHYOTRICHUM oblongifolium 'October Skies'
A profusion of soft lilac-blue daisy flowers are held over grey green foliage from late summer into autumn. This plant has a low bushy growth habit, perfect for the front of borders where it could be
SYMPHYOTRICHUM turbinellum
Gently arching sprays of smallish lavender-blue daisies with yellow centres, dance on almost black, upright and slightly branching stems, with narrow, dark green foliage. Commonly known as the ....
SYMPHYOTRICHUM turbinellum 'Leaflet'
Long flowering and floriferous, its lavender blue starry flowers start to open in September and build to a hazy crescendo in October, the gentle colour accentuated by the soft light.
SYMPHYOTRICHUM turbinellum AGM (Dixter)
Discovered at Great Dixter, this delightful form of Symphyotrichum turbinellum has an open naturalistic habit with lots of pale lavender blue single flowers, each studded with a golden yellow centre.
SYMPHYTUM 'Hidcote Blue'
With its clusters of delicate nodding flowers of soft blue and white, this form of comfrey is a good candidate for any shady spot or wildlife area in the garden.
