perennial plants - A Selection

Perfect addition to cottage garden borders producing plants that are hardy and long-living. Beautiful semi-double blooms.

Sedum Plant - Sunsparkler Wildfire This popular sedum variety is American bred and a real showstopper! Boasting ruby-red leaves, each is edged with brilliant pink margins, adding colour and interest to any garden or patio it grows in. The succulent foliage covers its spreading stems, to form a dense, low cushion of vibrant colour. Throughout summer, intense pink flowers develop and are a magnet for bees and other pollinators.  Sunsparkler Wildlife is a fast-growing variety with a

A maroon and pink flowering evergreen perennial

Here's an innovation; a Sweet William that will flower in the same summer as it's planted! Easy to grow and quick to flower, blooms are richly fragrant and spectacularly colourful too!

The flower spikes of this salvia bring a super vertical aspect to front borders, small blue flowers adorn dark stems as they rise above the low foliage. A perfect perennial for planting  as part of a cottage garden scheme. Height: 31-40cm Spread: 21-30

The Dianthus Tickled Pink is a hardy perennial perfect in patio pots or planted at the front of borders, rockeries and gravel gardens. With a neat, compact habit, a classic cottage garden favourite blooms for long periods and producing a sweet-spicy scent. Tickled Pink has decorous, bright pink flowers which set off its silvery coloured evergreen foliage to give a superb display. Loved by pollinating insects to your garden and ideal for cut flowers. Height and Spread: 25cm (10”). 

Lightly fragrant, semi-double blooms of the palest yellow are splashed with coral at the base of each petal. Peony 'Border Charm' is an eye-catching 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.

The Dianthus Tickled Pink is a hardy perennial perfect in patio pots or planted at the front of borders, rockeries and gravel gardens. With a neat, compact habit, a classic cottage garden favourite blooms for long periods and producing a sweet-spicy scent. Tickled Pink has decorous, bright pink flowers which set off its silvery coloured evergreen foliage to give a superb display. Loved by pollinating insects to your garden and ideal for cut flowers. Height and Spread: 25cm (10”). 

Beneficial insects love them

Add the finishing touches to any of your household rooms with this beautiful floral cushion cover. These stunningly simple cushion covers are just right for adding that finishing touch you've been looking for, suitable for any sofa or bed. Material - 100% Polyester. Dimensions - 18" x 18" (All sizes approx). Machine washable.

Dianthus - Pinks Gran's Favourite This popular RHS Award of Garden Merit holder is loved for its white blooms with raspberry picotee edges. The clove-scented flowers of Dianthus 'Pink Gran's Favourite' grow in masses above a carpet of silvery green foliage. With such a prolific flowering period there will be plenty of blooms enjoy in the garden and home, as you could take a few cuttings and place them within a vase indoors. This attractive little Pink flower is super hardy and is the perfect

It?s not just the name that?s impressive! This semi-evergreen Stonecrop produces dazzling clusters of golden, star-shaped flowers that cover the spreading mound of grey-green foliage. As the flowers fade, rust-orange seed capsules take their place, extending the season of interest well into autumn.

Great for pots or the alpine bed

This new Salvia is just a little bit special! Salvia 'A Little Bit' is a perfectly hardy cultivar of Salvia nemerosa ? but whereas the individual flowers on other popular nemerosa cultivars such as ?Ostfriesland? and ?Caradonna? are small, Salvia 'A Little Bit' has much larger, deep purple flowers held on a tidy, compact plant which is only 40-50cm high. This makes for a plant which is high impact but perfectly suitable for smaller borders and even pot culture. Successive flower spikes are