These unusual Slipper Flowers will certainly attract attention in spring. Their vibrant, orchid-like blooms are borne above a neat mound of evergreen foliage April right through to mid-summer.
Coreopsis 'Full Moon' puts all of its energy into flowering over a long period, rather than setting seed, so you can enjoy its large, daisy-like yellow flowers from July through to September. Hardy and easy to grow, this Tickseed forms a low mound of delicate foliage, and these well-branched plants are useful for filling gaps in sunny borders, or for use in patio containers. The nectar-rich blooms of Coreopsis 'Full Moon' are great for wildlife, and make useful cut flowers too. Height and spread: 60cm (24).
A striking rhizomatous perennial which typically grows in dense, bushy clumps, producing masses of single yellow, daisy-like flowers throughout the summer. Known commonly as whorled coreopsis, this plant holds the coveted RHS Award of Garden Merit and makes an excellent border filler with its well-branched habit and airy clumps of feathery leaves. Coreopsis verticillata 'Zagreb' is useful not only in herbaceous borders, but grows well in patio containers, where it attracts swarms of bees and butterflies to its nectar-rich blooms. Height and spread: 30cm (12).
Wonderful golden yellow semi-double flowers. These sturdy plants are larger than other plugs so they can be planted straight out in the garden provided that there are no forecasts of frost.
Trumpet Vines aren?t particularly known for their compact growth, but recent breeding has changed all that. Our Campsis Duo combines two carefully bred varieties which reach just 1.5m (5?) tall, making them much more manageable than most of their predecessors.
Fiery orange-red blooms stand out beautifully against the dark chocolate foliage of this handsome hardy perennial. Heliopsis ?Red shades? has an upright, branching habit, but remains compact enough for patio pots, making this a versatile choice for your summer containers and borders.
Is there a more beautiful bloom in the entire flower kingdom then the famous Blue Poppy? It is only to be expected that an elusive, magical flower like this is a little harder to grow. The secret with this plant is to grow cool and well shaded. Height: 60-90cm (24-36in)
A breeding breakthrough, a true first year flowering perennial Coreopsis, ideal for planting in containers, window boxes or towards the front of borders. Naturally dwarf and compact ball-shaped plants are smothered in double golden yellow blooms all summer.
Fill your beds and borders with this airy annual, which becomes smothered in unusual, fluted blooms in various combinations of red and yellow all summer long. Makes a stunning display when planted en massePrefers a well-drained soil in full sun
Stunning mahogany-red blooms, each with a second row of eye-catching golden petals, create a very special effect. Fabulous planted in drifts, mingled with other plants and flowers, giving height to annual borders, 'Coreopsis Roulette will flower all summer until first frosts. Excellent cut flower
Indulge yourself by growing this rare, mauve form of the exquisite Himalayan Blue Poppy. Scintillating, silky blooms aloft downy foliage give an absolutely breathtaking effect when planted in groups in shady borders and woodland areas. A collector's item for the border. Prefers a deep, moist, loamy soil in part shade.
Welsh Poppy. An exclusive and rare mix of silky pom-pom blooms in orange, red and yellow. The Welsh Poppy is a breezy perennial for dappled shade, blooming from mid-spring right through to autumn. Occasionally an odd single flower may also appear