All of the perennials we offer in one A-Z list. Please feel free to use the Refine options on the left or the Search box at the top right to help you find specific plants. The Plant Selector may also be of help.
A new variety with masses of large lilac-purple spikes in autumn over clumps of rich green strappy leaves. Average to good soil in part shade or shade. Evergreen. 25cm.
Low carpets of broad, glossy, green foliage emerges in spring and shows off the short sprays of white starry flowers to 15cm. For ordinary soil in shade.
A delightful woodlander producing arching stems tipped with panicles of starry white flowers in spring to 35cm. Makes open patches, not dense clumps. Good soil.
Clumps of big, finely divided leaves to 1m and strong stems of creamy umbels followed by yellow-brown seeds in autumn. Hardy and very perennial. 1.5m. Ordinary soil in sun.
A superior perennial selection of this European native which makes clumps of small pinnate green leaves and wiry stems topped with multi-headed snow white umbels in summer to 45cm. Ordinary soil in sun.
A selected, hardier form, of the well known and popular perennial. Willowy stems bear masses of bright white flowers from pink buds to 1.2m. Drained soil in sun.
Low growing clumps. slowly spreading, of grass-like green leaves to 15cm. Light mauve flowers followed by blue berries if you are lucky! Often used as groundcover in Japanese style gardens. Good soil in shade.
Rarely seen green leafed form of the famous "black grass" with beautiful milky white flowers in mid to late summer. Good evergreen groundcover, even in quite dry shade.
Gold veined oxalis. Pretty yellow reticulate veined leaves and sporadic pale pink flowers. Can be grown indoors or out in a sheltered spot. Drained soil, sun. 10cm.
A lovely bulbous type from the Cape of South Africa with greyish green, finely divided foliage on stems to 20cm topped with big pink flowers in summer. Drained soil in a sunny spot.
Clump forming tuberous species with four-leaf clover style leaves with a dark brown centre. Masses of brick pink flowers in spring and summer to 15cm. Well drained soil in full sun, or a container to take in for winter.
An unusual form with lush green leaves with fine brown marks (compared to a big blob!) and the usual brick pink-red flowers all summer. Mostly hardy given drained soil. 15cm.
A striking sport selected here from 'Iron Cross' with completely purple flushed foliage and the typical brick-pink flowers all summer. Well drained soil in full sun. 15cm.
Pretty white variegated evergreen groundcover to 25cm, ideal for shade, even drier places! Easy and very hardy but can loose some foliage in very cold exposed sites.
Bright reddish orange flowers on this lovely form of Welsh Poppy. An easy, long lived perennial that will gently self seed in gaps. Happiest in cool shady places but adaptable to a wide range of conditions! 45cm.
Clumps of strappy bright green leaves produce good heads of scented white flowers with distinctive yellow anthers on strong stems to 90cm in early summer. Drained soil in sun.
Spreading groundcover for light shade or shade. Foliage emerges green with a dark chevron and turns reddish later in summer. Pinkish white flowers from midsummer. 30cm. (previously sold as P.alata)
A long lived, clump forming species with narrow triangular leaves and strong, upright, branching stems bearing whorls of light purple flowers in summer followed by good seedheads. Drained soil in sun. 1.5m.
Stunning lilac pink flowers in large panicles on strong, upright stems to 1.5m or even more! Self-supporting. Smaller flowers than typical border phlox but the better for it! Good soil in sun.
Low ground cover for sun or part shade. Bright green narrow leaves on trailing stems and masses of pretty pink flowers in late spring and summer. 20cm.
Fox and Cubs. Spreading patches of hairy leaves and masses of orange flowers from red buds in summer to 40cm. Drained soil in sun. Very popular with many insects.
