A rare hardy orchid with broad, pleated leaves and pink flowers with white edges in April and May. Good soil, light shade. 30cm
1L
Perennial
£20.00
Canna 'Tropicanna'
Fabulous exotic foliage striped burgundy, yellow, pink, green and gold. From a virus-free source. Mulch well or lift for winter. 2m in good soil.
2L
Exotic
£9.00
Carex elata 'Aurea' AGM
Bowles Golden Sedge. Fluffy cream flower spikes in June-July, above arching golden foliage. Great in light shade. To 60cm or more in flower, making a wide clump in time.
2L
Grass
£8.00
Carex scaposa
An unusual sedge with spikes of pink flowers fading to cream. Rare and desirable. Hardiness is disputed; sheltered spot or cold glass for winter. To 30cm tall.
2L
Perennial
£12.00
Cercidiphyllum magnificum
A larger-leafed alternative to the well-know katsura. Great autumn colour and the classic smell of warm sugar when the leaves fall. 5m
2L
£28.00
Convallaria majalis
We grow a few forms of the Lily Of The Valley. The secret is to just leave them; don't feed them or mulch them.
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Perennial
£0.00
Convallaria majalis AGM
Lily of the Valley. Spikes of sweetly scented white flowers around 15cm tall in April. Excellent groundcover. Any soil, sun or part shade. Poisonous, so don't eat it!
1L
Perennial
£6.00
Convallaria majalis 'Hardwick Hall'
Lily of the Valley. This form bears an irregular marginal variegation to the foliage. Classic white flowers in April and May. 20cm. Don't eat it!
1L
Perennial
£7.00
Convallaria majalis var rosea
Lily Of The Valley. This pink flowered form can be a little slower to get going than the others but is definitely worth it. Height to 15cm. Don't eat it!
1L
Perennial
£9.00
Cornus x rutgersensis ‘Stellar Pink’
This hybrid between Cornus florida and C. kousa is causing quite a stir among 'flowering dogwood' enthusiasts. Masses of light pink 'flowers' in summer. 6m
2L
£28.00
Crinum x powellii
Hardy hybrid with stunning large pink trumpet flowers from June to August. For good soil in full sun or light shade. 1.2m in flower.
