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Wonderful massive cupped blue flowers with large white centre, that just keep on coming!
Flowers all summer into Autumn. Plant in clusters of 3 and 5 or drifts for ground cover.
Vigorous and mound forming.
Easy to grow.
Loved by bees

Large heart shaped leaves of silver with deep green veining, clusters of clear blue flowers forget-me-not-flowers
Very neat.

Beautiful sweet perfumed, bi-coloured flowers which continuously flower through Spring, Summer and Autumn.

A dwarf variety of the commonly known 'Red hot pokers'
Part of 'The Popsicle series' are all small, fast growing with a long flowering period carrying multiple flowers spikes in this case two toned orange and cream.
Clump forming and neat.
Bees love them.

Beautiful sweet perfumed, bi-coloured flowers which continuously flower through Spring, Summer and Autumn.

Fabulous gigantic heavily silvered heart-shaped leaves and sprays of blue forget-me-not flowers.
A dramatic statement plant

Stunning dwarf hosta with rich creamy-yellow leaves that are edged with splashes of green, which turn paler as the leaves mature through the summer. Added bonus being the lovely lavender flowers. Slow growing and clump forming.

New Salvia bearing a profusion of eye catching bi-coloured flowers of purple and white
Flowering all summer long, well into the autumn.

Stunning plant with large glossy fan-shaped leaves, ageing from green to bright red then rich burgundy with orange highlights after flowering. Many creamy-white belled flowers on arching panicles. Prefers moist well drained soil. Very hardy.

Flowers of long, green-tipped, white bracts in larger than average umbels, with pretty green folage.

Beautiful bright red tiny flowers in dense clusters, over purple-tinted, blue-green slightly toothed fleshy leaves. Low growing, sun or partial shade, any well drained soil. These plants are very good for Autumnal display. Flowering - August - October..
Please note - Some Sedum are now called Hylotelephium

Pretty pale pink dense flower spikes above hummocks of glossy mid-green lance shaped foliage. Very neat. Bred by my brother Fred Yates.

Beautiful clusters of cupped, veined, white to pale lilac flowers, set against stunning dark chocolate, deeply lobed, toothed foliage all Summer into Autumn.
Vigorous and mound forming. Plant in clusters of 3 and 5 or drifts for ground cover.
Easy to grow
Loved by bees

Lavender flowers with a pink eye with a fabulous perfume that fills the air.

Masses of small daisies, emerging white, then turning pink, with yellow centres, give this plant an unusual, two-tone effect.
Flowering most of the Summer into Autumn
A plant that often ends up in many Chelsea Gold medal winning gardens
Loved by Bees
RHS have awarded this plant an Award of Garden Merit
Easy to grow, a welcome self seeder if left.

Creeping perennial that bear tiny green flowers which are surrounded by 4 large white bracts which look like petals, flushing with pink as they fade followed by fleshy red fruits. Very pretty.

Pretty soft silver foliage with creamy yellow flowers.
Mound forming.
Easy to grow.
Loved by the bees.

Pretty fragrant white flowers over lance shaped green foliage.
Great plant for ground cover in a shady spot. very easy to grow.
Woodland native of North America
Selected by Piet Oudoulf

Very pretty compact Geranium neat habit & long flowering season.
Deeply cut green leaves, flowers of cerise pink with a dark maroon centre

Striking cupped shaped neon pink flowers with white edging and eye, on low growing trailing mounds of ferny-looking foliage
Foliage turns Bronze-red in autumn.
Very pretty.

New Salvia bearing a profusion of eye catching bi-coloured flowers of deep cerise and white
Flowering all summer long going well into the autumn.

Unusual reflex purple-pink flower petals with yellow and black centers, resembling shooting stars hence their common name, on tall strong stems, with green lance shaped foliage at the base.
Easy to grow as long as you remember where you planted them, as they die back after flowering. they need marking with a stone or label, so you don't dig them out by mistake.
Great early pollinators.

Stunning architectural plant as well as a great pollinating plant for the bees, summer flowering interest and winter seed head interest.
Whorls of tubular lilac flowers appear like beads on erect stems over large downy foliage.
Beautiful planted in drifts in the border.
Can cope well with drought, but does very well in a cottage garden setting too.