Tall wiry flowering stems arise from a basal clump of heavily veined spoon shaped large divided leaves. Clump can reach 30 cm in diameter. Bright golden yellow double flowers are held on thin branching stems and seem to hover 60 cm above the basal clump. Flowers from late Spring to mid Summer. ...
A lovely woodland perennial that comes up in early March in our garden. Its large unmarked broad fleshy strap like leaves unfold and by early April gorgeous blue bell flowers hang in loose clusters on sturdy stems that arch with the weight of the blooms. Blooms have a slightly darker blue stripe...
With its flower spikes reaching 2 meters, its large yellow flowers glow and makes quite a contrast in the water/bog garden. Bold plant with broad green sword like leaves. Care free vigorous plant with thick rhizomes. Plants can be placed directly into the shallow end (max 30 cm depth) of...
Lovely graceful blue flowers held on tall strong stems start blooming in May. Once established it makes a large clump of refined grass like leaves that stay green all summer with multiple flowers on each stem. Visited by bumble bees and hummingbirds.
Though not technically a tree in any regard, but its bushy robust form in summer can make you think otherwise. In Spring, it pushes out from the root crown multiple branching stems and by summer it looks like a bushy shrub reaching 1.3 meters in height with a 2 meter spread. Pink flowers in loose...
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.
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...
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.
The sweetly scented blooms of this tender perennial planted in Victorian gardens to perfume the air during the cooler parts of the day/evening to heighten the delights of the evening stroll. This selection has great trusses of flowers of dark maroon, pinks and pale creamy lime on individual...
