perennial plants - A Selection

Peony 'Pastel Splendor' is truly exquisite. The creamy white blooms are flushed with soft pink outer edges, while flashes of red surround a boss of yellow stamens.

Salvia argentea 'Artemis' is a captivating perennial that commands attention with its lush, silvery-white foliage, which forms a stunning rosette. The large, velvety leaves are not only visually striking but also contribute a unique textural element to any garden setting. This plant is particularly well-suited for borders and rock gardens, where its architectural presence can enhance the overall design. The soft, woolly texture of the leaves creates a delightful contrast against the more rigid

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

?Arctic Fire? is a exciting, colourful Maiden, that blooms from May until August. It produces an abundance of small, white and pink flowers, that sit neatly above its clump forming, evergreen foliage. Perfect for incorporating into cut flower, coastal and scented gardening schemes, this Dianthus is incredibly versatile and also works wonderfully in patio pots, rockeries and low maintenance schemes. Position in direct sunlight and watch it flourish to a height and spread of 20cm.

Classic cottage garden favourite with a modern twist as plants produce marbled, fragrant spring flowers that will bring years of pleasure. Possibly the prettiest spring bloom you could grow.

Peony 'First Arrival' is an intersectional hybrid - a cross which marries the exotic looks of tree peonies with the herbaceous growth habit of herbaceous peonies, and often called an Itoh Peony. Between May and June, this hardy perennial bears large, luxuriant flowers that vary from deep pink to mauve.

There’s a place for a Salvia in every garden and ‘Madeline’ is a real beauty. Bred by the celebrated garden designer, Piet Oudolf, it features spikes of eye-catching bicoloured flowers. Each flower has a violet-blue hood and a white lip edged in a matching blue. Salvia pratensis ‘Madeline’ will flowers for ages and ages – just be diligent with the dead-heading and feeding, making sure that plants are fed well after their first flush. Well fed plants that are prevented from setting

Commonly known as Cheal?s Weeping Cherry, this eye-catching cultivar makes a superb stand-alone specimen plant. Pendulous branches drape from a central trunk to create a cascade of double pink Cherry blossom from late April.

Peony ' Jan van Leeuwen' is an enduring classic, dating from 1928.

This intriguing Salvia will liven up your flower beds and borders this season! From June until October, it boasts bicoloured lemon and maroon blooms, that sit complimentary amongst its clumps of deep green aromatic foliage. Attracting lots of insects with its heavenly scent, this perennial is suitable for a wildlife garden and would also look superb planted in a cottage garden. It enjoys full sun to grow, adds texture and architectural height with its lengthy spikes cloaked in flowers and will

Paeonia Itoh ?Hillary? This superb Paeonia Itoh ?Hillary? blooms from May until July, it produces masses of large, ruffled raspberry-coloured flowers with a sweet-smelling aroma. Ideal for planting as a specimen plant, Peony ?Hillary? makes a confident standalone shrub putting on a fantastic display year after year. Itoh Peonies grow best when positioned in a sunny yet shaded spot, they are easy to care for and require little maintenance - sitting well in a container on a pretty patio.

?Albus? is a exciting, gorgeous Maiden, that blooms from May until August. It produces an abundance of small, pure white flowers, that sit neatly above its clump forming, evergreen foliage. Perfect for incorporating into cut flower, coastal and scented gardening schemes, this Dianthus is incredibly versatile and also works wonderfully in patio pots, rockeries and low maintenance schemes. Position in direct sunlight and watch it flourish to a height and spread of 30cm.

Peony Pastel Duo contains two classic pink peonies ? quintessential features of the cottage garden but also reliable, hardy perennials that perfectly suit more formal settings. In early summer, plump buds unravel layer after layer of ruffled petals in subtle pink shades. Bury your nose in these huge, luxurious blooms and you?ll also enjoy a delicate but distinctive perfume. Despite their flamboyant looks, these peonies are hardy, resilient and long-lived, getting bigger year after year to

Masses of fragrant double flowers with pretty pink petals highlighted by darker purple markings.

Dianthus 'Pink Celebration' is a stunning perennial that brings a burst of color and delightful fragrance to any garden space. Known for its compact growth habit, this plant is ideal for enhancing borders and containers, making it a versatile choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. The flowers are fully double and boast a vibrant pink hue, exuding a spicy, clove-like aroma that adds an extra sensory dimension to your outdoor environment. With its long-lasting blooms, 'Pink

Bring colour to your late summer borders with this vibrant hardy perennial Michaelmas Daisy. This flamboyant dwarf Aster, with its bright purple-pink flowers, erupt into bloom in August through to October, perfect to bring colour into your beds and borders as the summer colour fades. Aster novi-belgii ‘Dandy’ demands little maintenance, returning year after year, with a compact habit. Ideal for patio pots as well as cottage and wildlife gardens. Height and spread: 30cm (12").