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Crisp green foliage with ruffled edging, pretty white flowers with a hint of green, on a warm summers evening they are fragrant too!

Masses of bright pink flowers over silver marbled foliage. Beautiful! Bred by Janet Egger.

Pretty white corn flower form a frill around a deep purple centre., over silver-grey foliage.

Beautiful tall slender stems with buds like ears of corn, erupting over low green rounded foliage with a silver cast. Flowers open dusky pink, changing to pink-red as they age. Loved by bees. An old variety loved by gardeners and designers alike.

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.

Vigorous, leaves are beautifully cut and marked. White foamy fragrant flowers. Suitable for ground cover under trees or useful for hanging baskets etc. Moist but well drained shade or even dry shade once established if water now and again.
Bred by Janet Egger.

Interesting succulent rosettes of red-green turning redder in colder weather.
Common names are House leeks or chicks and hens.
Very easy to grow.
Will grow with very little soil too! Ideal for small or tiny pots, bricks with holes, and cracks and crevices.
Very hardy.
Neat habit.

Beautiful golden green leaves which change through out the seasons. In Spring burgundy-red with a lime green outer edge, fading with red veining throughout the year. Flowers pink.

Pretty sprays of tiny lilac-purple flowers over heart shaped, bronze flushed, light green leaves.
Very easy to grow.
Good early pollinator plant for bees.

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.

Looks great with smooth, glossy, rich chestnut foliage.
Neat habit.
UK Bred

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.

Lush dark foliage with flowers of light pink.
For best colour grow in part shade or full sun.
Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries.

Heart shaped green leaves with wavy edges forming deep green matts. Wonderful cream or green flowers on tall spikes, shaped like 'ears of corn' A native of Nevada, Wyoming and Montana, west to California and British Columbia. Naturally found on rocks and cliffs. Needs well drained soil. Flowering Spring - Summer

Very pretty large pure white granny's bonnets with no spurs over fern-like green foliage. Flowers look like Clematis. Well behaved and very easy to grow

New leaves emerge bright red with lighter spots and speckles as the season matures the leaves go darker.
White flowers.
Great for a sunny border. please note.
Grows slowly but worth the wait.
Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries.

Deeply incised, lobed foliage of sable-pink Highlighted with dark veins forming a pattern on the leaves. Very pretty. The pinkest Heucherella we have seen. Neat and compact too. Flowers White - Summer H. 28cm.

Beautiful silver markings over large burgundy leaves, dainty pale white pink flowers. Bred by Dan Heims 1996

Dark foliage with black cherry tones with pale pink flowers. Very strong plant. Great in a sunny positison

Beautiful bright coral-red flowers over green foliage splashed with cream and white, with pinker tones later in the year.

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

Beautiful dusty pink star surrounded by white bracts. Flowers are long lasting and suitable for cutting.

A dense carpet of attractive, lobed light green leaves turning bronze in the Autumn, with small pretty upright spikes of creamy-white, star shaped flowers. Great for ground cover,in shady places a fast growing tiarella.