Herbaceous Perennials
At Hardy's we specialise in producing top quality herbaceous perennials. Herbaceous means that the plant has non-woody stems that reach their full height and produce flower within one year, before dying back over the winter and then reappearing the following spring ready for a repeat performance. The term perennial essentially means that the plant will live for more than two years.
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BISTORTA amplexicaulis 'Rosea'
Spires of light pink bell-shaped flowers appear during summer and early autumn. 'Rosea' is commonly known as Red Bistort'. This clump-forming herbaceous perennial has pointed mid-green oval foliage co
BISTORTA carnea
Delightful, a petite form of Bistorta officinalis 'Superba', with slender coral-pink flowers that gently sway on willowy stems over a neat mat of semi-evergreen leaves.Long flowering & loved by bees.
BISTORTA officinalis 'Superba'
'Superba' has sensational spires of small rose-pink tubular flowers during early summer. This vigorous, bushy clump-forming perennial has oval-shaped leaves with pointed ends and prominent veins.
BOLTONIA asteroides var. latisquama
Masses of white single Aster-like flowers are produced on tall branching stems with mid green narrow foliage from late summer to late autumn. A great cutting plant which also attracts bees and ...
BRUNNERA macrophylla 'Jack Frost' PBR
From spring to early summer graceful sprays of deep blue Forget-me-not-like flowers are held aloft on dark stems above beautiful heart-shaped silver leaves with defined green veins and margin.
CALTHA palustris
Native to the UK Caltha palustris is suited to a sunny position in wet, boggy soil, water margins and pond side settings. A great source of pollen and nectar for beneficial insects.
CAMASSIA leichtlinii Alba
Flowering from April to Early June, this statuesque plant has strap like leaves and erect stems of star shaped white flowers.
CAMPANULA 'Burghaltii'
Commonly known as Bellflower 'Burghaltii', this is a clump-forming perennial. Erect stems bear the large lilac bell-shaped flowers during summer over ovate green leaves.
CAMPANULA 'Kent Belle'
Popular for its distinctive large violet-blue bell-flowers that gently sway from long stems above spreading mounds of green foliage, 'Kent Belle' is a go-to plants for a classic cottage garden scheme.
CAMPANULA 'Paul Furse'
Commonly known as a Bellflower, 'Paul Furse' is a perennial with a vigorously spreading habit. This Campanula has ovate-shaped leaves with a toothed margin. Violet-blue hanging bell-shaped flowers
CAMPANULA 'Samantha'
'Samantha' is a dwarf Campanula with a compact bushy habit. This bellflower forms a low mat of deep green foliage beneath sprays of large, upward facing, violet bellflowers which bloom all summer.
CAMPANULA 'Sarastro'
Spires of large violet bell-shaped flowers are held above a clump of deep green leaves with serrated margins. 'Sarastro' flowers during summer.