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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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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..

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

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

Stunning double crimson-red disc shaped flowers, edged with yellow, over dark green strawberry shaped leaves. Small and clump forming

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.

Very pretty heart-shaped foliage, flushed with chocolate-bronze in Spring and autumn, in Summer its turns green.
Masses of starry, pure white flowers with long spurs, float above the chocolate-bronze Spring foliage, on red-tinted stems in late spring.
Very easy to grow.
Great for ground cover in a shady spot.
Loved by bees.

Large, coppery-purple leaves with deep purple undersides.
Cream flowers.

Lovely dark plum foliage with slightly metallic sheen and dark veining. An old favourite that still deserves a place in our gardens and hearts, very well behaved. Flowers dark self colour with tiny white tufts in summer, loved by bees. Bred by Dan Heims introduce in 1996

Dazzling combination of bright golden-green foliage with pretty orange flowers.

Great New variety with large rounded gloss, black to purple foliage, with white flowers
Bred by Dirk scheys

The latest in the 'falls series' of trailing Heucherella. Large yellow, deeply cut maple shaped leaves with red veins. In the autumn the leaves develop dramatic red tints. White Flowers. A vigorous plant with a trailing habit. Bred by Janet Egger

Very pretty and aptly named, 'Shooting star'. Pretty reflexed flowers of pink-purple on tall stems over neat rosettes of green.
NB Dies back in Summer so if ordered from July onwards it is starting to die back

Green leaves laced with silver. Pretty pink flowers in Summer that have a fruity fragrance.
Bred by Dan Heims introduced in 1995

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

Fabulous Jade-green bracted umbelliferous head which turn pink and persit well into the Autumn. H. 100cms. 60cms April - June. Cost per plant in 2 litre Pot.

Deeply lobed foliage of deep bronze-red in Spring changing to deep green with dark-red veining with of white flowers.

RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM)
Stunning purple foliage which becomes more frilly as the weather goes cooler. Beautiful upright cream flowers from late Spring.
PLEASE NOTE picture shows 'Purple Petticoats' with frost on it as it looks stunning on a frosty morning.
Easy to grow.
Loved by the bees.
Bred by Dan Heims introduced in 1996

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 of creamy orange.
Clump forming and neat.
Bees love them.