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RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Another fabulous trailing heucherella with large chartreuse lobed leaves with a deep red center, that trail and tumble over baskets and containers. Trailers of up to 60cm
Makes an amazing hanging basket.
Bred by Janet Egger

Member of saxifrage family (like Heucheras) Very pretty tiny pale green flowers on many short flower spikes, over evergreen mounds of shiny, hairy leaves. Loves a shady corner. Will stand quite damp places shade as well as moist but well drained.

Pretty, slightly fragrant, star-shaped flowers of pale lilac-white, with lance-shaped green foliage

Mounds of creamy pink foliage with violet blue flowers which have a faint perfume.

Fabulous dark green leaves with shimmering silver-white spots are dotted evenly over the foliage. Opalescent flowers of blue and white in clusters in spring. Prefers moist but not wet soil but will tolerate some dryness when established. Flowering - Spring. . 60cm. . NB starting to die back now but good time to plant

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.

Lovely bushy plant with dark stems and short stems of two-lipped,deep pink flowers with white throats, over green fragrant foliage.
Easy to grow Easy to grow, do NOT cut foliage and stems back in winter leave until mid spring.
Needs a sheltered spot in winter.
Flowers Summer through Autumn.
Loved by the bees.
Trim back in July to prevent them getting woody and make them bushier, its also a great time to plant new ones.

Vibrant cherry-red flowers with purple-flushed stems, over fragrant green foliage.

Beautiful flowers of two toned pink with an upright habit.
Loved by bees

Beautiful two tone pink flowers, over green fragrant foliage.
Great for borders and containers.
Loved by bees and pollinators.

Lovely bushy plant with lovely velvety deep blue flowers, over green fragrant foliage.
Easy to grow, do NOT cut foliage and stems back in winter leave until mid spring.
Needs a sheltered spot in winter.
Flowers Summer through Autumn.
Loved by the bees.
Trim back in July to prevent them getting woody and make them bushier! Also a great time to plant new ones.

Variegated version of London Pride.
Attractive evergreen rosettes, green leaves speckled with gold
Pretty sprays of little pretty pale pink flowers.
Easy to grow.
Loved by the bees.

Beautiful dusky shades of succulent foliage intensifying as the summer goes on, contrasts perfectly with the clusters of bright pink flowers.
Very easy to grow. Great for ground cover and pots. Neat and tidy.
Please note - Some Sedum are now called Hylotelephium

Stunning shiny cherry-red foliage topped with large cluster of pretty pink flowers.
Great for ground cover or in pots. Good ground cover. Easy to grow.
Please note - Some Sedum are now called Hylotelephium

Extreme white cobweb with pink flowers very neat and easy to grow.

Oblong, grey-green rosettes, heavily flushed pink on the outer leaves (changes throughout the year) with clusters of pink flowers in summer.

Interesting succulent rosettes of green with burgundy-red tips
Common names are House leeks or chicks and hens.
Very easy to grow. Very hardy.
Neat habit.

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..

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Fabulous little Tiarella with dissected foliage creating the impression of wings, over the top of the leaf. Well Marked with maroon.
Pretty little deep pink buds open to pale pink stars creating many wands of foamy flowers.
Loved by bees, great pollinating plants.
RHS plant of the year finalist.

Pretty finely dissected green leaves with a dramatic jagged edge, and a dark burgundy almost black centre.
In Spring it becomes coved in fluffy, starry, creamy-white flowers.
Trailing or spreading

Deeply lobed foliage with pointy edges, gives an overall lacy texture. The centers of the leaves have burgundy blotches, like handprint made with paint.
Pretty ivory flowers appear in spring.
Trailing or spreading

Beautiful large fragrant flowers over contrasting, well cut green-bronzed foliage with black fingers down the center of each lobe.
Easy to grow.
Great for shade.
Bred by Dan Heims

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Tall neat heads of starry white flowers open from pink buds, over elegant palmate evergreen foliage which has a darker bar in the center of the rich green leaf.
Very pretty and flowers really well.
Bred by Terra Nova Nurseries.