perennial plants - A Selection

Timeless and sophisticated, Tree Peonies are unmatched in their ability to add a touch of grandeur to any garden. Their large, multi-petalled blooms emerge in late spring, creating a stunning display with a delightful fragrance. The upright, woody stems are adorned with finely textured foliage throughout the summer, forming a dense, attractive mound. Unlike herbaceous varieties, Tree Peonies develop a permanent framework of woody stems that endure through the winter, growing larger and more

A pink and maroon flowering semi-evergreen perennial

This vigorous hardy perennial requires very little maintenance making it ideal for busy gardeners! Sedum ?Busy Nights? produces a profusion of dark pink, star-like blooms from late summer, appearing above neat, mounded, green foliage with dark purple tones. This drought tolerant succulent will create excellent ground cover and will attract plenty of bees to your garden. Ideal for gap filling in rockeries, edging borders and patio pots, as well as planting in areas with poor soil and coastal

Create an air of elegance in your garden with the Tree Peony 'White,' a captivating shrub adorned with large, double blooms. Each flower features layers of silky, pure white petals contrasted by vibrant golden stamens, evoking an angelic charm. These lightly fragrant, dinner-plate-sized blooms can reach up to 25 cm in diameter, making them an unforgettable centrepiece in any outdoor setting. Ideal for sunny or lightly shaded locations, Tree Peonies thrive in fertile, free-draining soil and can

There are few perennials that can match the vibrant colours of this Daisy in autumn! Aster dumosus 'Tonga' forms a neat dome of slender green foliage that becomes smothered in glowing purple blooms from late August to October.

Sedum takesimense 'Atlantis' won RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2019 for it?s intriguing blooms and foliage that bursts into action in summer, showcasing pale yellow blooms from initially pink buds, mossy green leaves with contrasting yellow trims and foliage emerging from the cherry-red leaf buds. A truly eyecatching display of ground cover colour suitable for rockeries and gravel, thriving in hot and sunny spots or dappled shade, this hardy perennial will even attract bees and butterflies too.

This little ground-hugging sedum forms attractive whorled rosettes of fleshy, evergreen, silvery leaves covered with a white bloom.

Terracotta salvia pot

[Size]: You will receive 30 sets of plastic garden stakes with a length of 17 cm, 27 cm and 37 cm, with 10 pieces in each of the three heights. High-quality material: Each stake is handmade from fiberglass, durable and reusable, better than wood, and provides good support and protection for stem plants. Provides support for plants: Each plant stake is sturdy and durable, which can effectively support plant stems, reduce plant housing and help plants grow better. Easy to use: Each plant support

The incredible pink blooms and variegated foliage of Sedum ?La Vie en Rose? make the perfect combination. Low, dense mounds of fleshy, light green foliage with contrasting white margins form a well-branching base, meaning it won't droop like other varieties and partners perfectly with the large umbels of pink blooms from July to September. A great addition to dry, sunny borders, patio pots, gravel gardens and rockeries. Requires little maintenance and shows excellent drought tolerance.

Indulge all of your senses with the heavenly sight and scent of Tree Peony 'Pink'.

Pink and white flowers that smell of cloves

Baptisia Decadence Pink Lemonade is a striking hybrid that takes the classic Baptisia australis to new heights with a vibrant mix of colours, an extended blooming season, and a compact growth habit perfect for smaller gardens. This variety forms neat, bushy mounds of blue-green foliage, topped with stunning spires of bi-coloured flowers that start off yellow and gradually deepen to a raspberry hue as they mature. Each flower spike displays both colours simultaneously, creating a captivating

This outstanding, early to midsummer flowering variety was introduced in 1949 and has been a favourite ever since.

Enjoy splashes of late season colour around the garden with beautiful and vibrant Aster x frikartii 'Mönch?, also known as Michaelmas Daisy. Blooming from late summer into autumn, if you?re looking to extend the season of interest this is a fantastic choice.