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AJUGA
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Flowering April - June. Ajuga's are very useful in containers, baskets, or borders
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ARABIS
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Flowers from March to July depending on variety, various colours..
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ARMERIA
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Flowering March-May. Perfect for mixing with other alpines.
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AUBRIETA
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Flowering March to June and very often again at the end of summer.
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CAMPANULA
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These are very attractive, showy plants. Flower during the summer, often flowering again later.
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CRASSULA
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Flowering July - September. Compact winners
that are worth a place in most gardens,
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CYMBALARIA
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Beautiful honey scented snap dragon like flowers
with yellow mouths.
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ERODIUM
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A long flowering season, and seem to flower what ever the weather.
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HELIANTHEMUM
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Helianthemums flower May - July & September.
Often known as 'The Rock Rose',
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HYPSELLA
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A very low growing alpine that spreads really well.
Ideal for ground cover in screes, rockeries, etc.
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ISOTOMA
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very low growing alpines suitable for walls, edge
of the border, alpine containers, rockeries etc.
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LITHODORA
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A new alpine suitable for the rockery,
scree garden or borders.
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PHLOX
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Choice plants for the rockery,
very at home in most places in the garden.
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PRATIA
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A real ground hugging plant, forming tight
mats of foliage, with star shaped flowers.
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PRIMULA
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There are many different types of Primula's,
which all flower at different times.
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SAXIFRAGA
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Flowering spring/summer. Many types.
Most of them are fairly easy to grow.
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SEDUM
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There are many different types of Sedums,
some are large some are tiny.
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SEMPERVIVUM
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This family is vast , we grow a few varieties
that we consider interesting and colourful
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VERONICA
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Pretty flower spikes over dense
matt forming prostrate foliage.
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VIOLA
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A very large family with many
variations and colours, easy to grow.
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ZAUSCHNERIA
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Attractive shrublet which bears it's flowers
for most of the summer.
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