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Large heart shaped bright silver leaves, appears almost shiny, covered in true blue flowers, very eye catching. Moist semi-shaded position.

Dark and beautiful black glossy foliage which stays nice and neat.
It does have pink-white flowers but is shy to flower so great if for a planting plan where you don't want to dead head much.
The foliage is great for creating a contrast with other plants.
Easy to grow

Lovely large open cup shaped flowers of white and frosted in blue. Very pretty.

Large, dark gentian blue, fragrant flowers on red stems enhanced by blue green lacy foliage. If it goes too dry in summer it will go dormant. Don't think it has died as it will come back again year after year.

Lovely silvered ruffled foliage make the perfect backing for the free-flowering spikes of coral pink flowers. Flowering May to September. Bred by Janet Egger.

Beautiful delicate looking flowers of vibrant purple with the lower lips fringed in white, over fresh fragrant green foliage.

A box of 10 heucheras suitable for sun and light shade (see labels for cultural instructions) A box of lovely surprises All plants our choice Massive saving of £10.00 per box Plants in 1 litre sized pots.

One of the darkest, glossy ruffled leaves with tall creamy white flower spikes. Choice! Bred by Dan Heims

Aquilegia Yellow Queen. Crisp yellow flowers with long spurs, very prolific, long lasting plants.

Very free flowering with soft rosey-red flowers on short stems with a hint of green in centre over marbled green foliage. Neat and compact habit. Bred by A Bloom in 1959. Flowering Spring - Summer

New foliage opens peach-amber, then to tan, then finally yellow-amber.
Flowers on short maroon flower spikes.
Large and vigourous

Green leaves with silver overlay in summer turning to bronzy-pink in Autumn and Winter. Chartreuse flowers which fade to pink. Really good for ground cover. Position light to dark shade, moist well drained soil. Flowering - Spring..

A box of 6 mixed Heuchera & Heucherella suitable for shade or part shade (see label) Suitable for shade. A lovely surprise mix. All plants our choice. Great saving of up to £5.00 per box All plants will be in 1 litre sized pots.
ALL PLANTS OUR CHOICE ONLY! Of you want to choose your own this box is not for you.

Bright coral pink flowers over neat bright green foliage. Good as a cut flower. Bred by Alan Bloom named after Adrian Blooms wife. Flowering - June - August

Green leaves with silver mottling, lots of tall elegant flower spikes of terracotta flowers which are very long-lasting, and a magnet for bees. Easy to grow.

One of the new breed of foxgloves, 'Firebird' was voted runner up in the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year competition in 2019.
it has glossy, dark green foliage when mature, and in summer, showy flower spikes, which are a rich blend of apricot, pink and gold.
Breeder says its hardy down to -5C although I've not tried it myself yet!
Easy to grow
Loved by bees
Makes a great cut flower. can last 7 days if cut fresh.
Dead head to keep it flowering.
Toxic if eaten.

Dwarf variety of Red hot pokers. Part of the New Popsicle Series
Many stunning creamy-yellow spikes, re-blooming often from fresh grass-like green foliage.
They make a contrast in shape and colour, with flowers and foliage to the border or containers.
Bees love them.

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Large silvery green leaves with dark veining, with pretty white flowers in Summer.
Neat habit
Easy to grow

Very pretty flowers all different with splishes and splashes of purple, white and lilac, over green pretty foliage.
Flowers early summer and if chopped back straight after flowering will often flowers again in the autumn.
Clump forming habit.
Easy to grow.
Loved by bees.

Bright lime-green foliage with bright red centre patches and white flowers. Well drained partial shade. Bred by Janet Egger .

Stunning lively orange-red flowers on short stems and narrow grass-like green foliage, re-bloom freely.
Great plants to add a pop of colour and different textures.
New variety bred to be dwarf and compact common name dwarf Red hot pokers.
Easy to grow
Loved by bees.

In spring and summer the deeply cut maple shaped foliage is a rich caramel colour. In the autumn as the weather cools the leaves turn a lovely burnished rose-red. Bred by Janet Egger.

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