A small semi prostrate species capable of form in dense matt like colonies of gorgeous blue and creamy white flowers and grayish green small fuzzy leaves. Green seed pods become black when ripe and burst open hurling seeds creating an even larger colony.
This lupin loves full sun and extremely well drainings soils. Seed is from plants growing in deep sandy soils. Don't over water this species no give it poorly drained sites. Plants reach 1 meter in height and are extremely bushy being covered in small fuzzy leaves.
Tall stately flower spikes are usually covered in bicoloured or vividly coloured pea like blooms. Some plants can reach nearly 2 meters tall in the right site. Basal clump of lovely lush palmate leaves are always decorative until the frost takes them.
This beautiful native lily with glossy heart shaped leaves grows to 15 cm tall. Flowering stalks of small white blooms appear in late Spring and are followed by small perfectly round berries of bright green with irregular maroon markings. When growing in the right spot, makes an effective...
A nice little trouble free perennial for any garden. Lovely pink flowers abound in massive terminal clusters with the occational cluster along the stems. Blooms from July to September. Very nice dissected leaves. Older plants throw out multiple stems creating a bushy form of 90 cm in height...
Fertile seed. Have seedlings. Beautiful true sky blue flowers open in succession over a month on tall stems on this hard to find Himalayan blue poppy hybrid. From a basal clump of narrowish golden bristled mid green leaves sturdy 1.2 meter stems emerge bearing multiple flower buds. Blooms reach...
One of the most sought after treasures of the botanical world. Clear sky blue flowers held 1-1.5 meters above a basal rosette of foliage studded with golden hair. Each bloom lasts about 10 days starting late spring and are borne in succession until mid summer. Though it is monocarpic, good...
This near scarlet flowering species is quick to establish itself in the right spot in the garden. A basal rosette of divided deeply toothed pale green leaves provide contrast to the single 2 cm wide blooms held just above the foliage. Plant seldom exceeds 45 cm in height with a 30 cm spread.
Can form clumps in the excess of 1 meter tall with half the spread. Pale green puckered leaves burst with lemony scent and flavor. Great for tea or in potpouris. Flower spikes top each stem and blooms from mid to late summer. Dead head if you don't want it to self seed. Not as invasive as mint.
A clump forming perennial (60 cm tall hairy stems) with short creeping rhizomes. Bright yellow flowers with dark orange spotting really lights up any shady spot in the garden.
