perennial plants - A Selection

Compact variety designed for container growing with single white cup-shaped blooms and a central yellow ruff.

This eye-catching Aster, blooms from July until October. It produces an abundance of lilac-coloured flowers, that form in daisy-like shapes, each featuring a prominent orange centre. Ideal for planting in gravel gardens, courtyards and flowerbeds, be sure to position your dazzling perennial in semi shade where it will thrive to a height of 0.5 metres, along with a spread of 1m.

Pretty in pink, Dianthus ?Flutterby? boasts magenta single flowers with a darker centre and a contrasting white eye and margin.

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.

Compact plants producing flower spikes in a combination of blue & purple/pink. Flowers June-September. Height 20-30cm (8-12). Front of border variety.

This lovely salvia brings nonstop joy all summer long, until the first frosts! This shrubby, perennial salvia is ideal for adding long-lasting color to a pastel-themed border or container display, with elegant, bi-colored blooms that feature a dark pink hood and a shell pink lip, all set off by a purple calyx. When combined with other long-flowering perennials like lavender, Nepeta Neptune, and blue geranium Rozanne, Salvia Joy will provide months of color. Salvia Joy blooms from late spring to

Baptisia 'Decadence Dark Chocolate' is part of an exciting new series of Baptisia hybrids that offer an enhanced colour range, a longer bloom period, and a more compact form?ideal for smaller gardens. This variety forms dense, bushy clumps of blue-green foliage, topped with striking spires of chocolate-purple flowers that resemble lupines. The flowers, reaching up to 25cm in length, begin to open in May from the bottom of the spike and continue through to late summer, creating a stunning

Tree peony Mo Run Jue Lun is truly sumptuous, with silky, multi-petalled blooms densely packed into a rounded flower head, adding an air of romance to spring and early summer borders. The lavish blooms are made up of layer upon layer of ruffled, deep scarlet to burgundy petals that are accented by a central boss of golden stamens. To enjoy the fragrance, bury your nose in the soft and silky flowers. 150cm tall and spread (5). Few shrubs can compete with the opulence of tree peonies. Despite

This dwarf and compact Salvia is an excellent choice for small gardens and narrow borders or for container growing.

Sensational coral pink blooms that have a real exotic look to them. Peony ?Pink Hawaiian Coral? bears large double flowers on long stems that make them perfect for cutting and bringing indoors.

This appealing Michaelmas Daisy forms a rounded pillow of sparkling white flowers, just as its name suggests. Snow Cushion Aster novi-belgii adds valuable interest to fading late summer borders, standing out nicely against the autumnal shades of deciduous shrubs. It's also an excellent choice for filling patio containers due to its perfectly dome habit. This charming cultivar requires little care and is hardy and dependable year after year. Height and spread: 45 cm (18).

Luminous white, semi-double flowers with raspberry red flares and golden stamens that measure up to 19cm across. The heavenly blooms of Tree Peony 'Yue Gong Zhu Guang' are near perfect. These enticing blooms will draw you close and it’s impossible to resist burying your nose in the layers of soft petals to inhale its subtle but distinctive perfume! Height: 1.2m-1.5m  (4ft to 4.9ft)  (47 to 60 in). Spread: 90cm (35in).There are few shrubs which can rival the glamour of tree peonies. Although

Salvia x sylvestris ‘Rose Queen’ produces many tall spikes of rose-pink flowers throughout summer and autumn, injecting colour and vertical interest into planting schemes over a long period.

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

A Japanese translation of ?Fire Flame?, Tree Peony ?Shima Nishiki? is a stunning bicolour variety that will be sure to catch the eye! The giant, lightly scented, semi-double blooms have vivid gold stamens in the centre of the slightly ruffled petals that are decorated with irregular pink and white stripes. Height: 1.2m (4ft). Spread: 90cm (3ft). Very few shrubs can beat the charm of tree peonies. Easy to grow and ideal for a sheltered, sunny or semi-shaded position in fertile,