This small wild flower native the British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest is an elegant addition to any woodland garden. This spreading perennial has glaucous foliage and bears heart-shaped pink flowers in late spring. 18 inches high; 24 inches spread.
This upright perennial has pinnate, feathery lemon-scented leaves and produces white or pinkish-white flowers in early summer. Height to 36 inches; spread 24 inches. The flowers contain a volatile oil which may be ignited in hot, windless weather--hence the common name 'gas plant.'
This clump-forming cormous evergreen perennial produces arching stems of bell-shaped, rose-pink flowers in summer. Height 24 inches. Grow in a rock garden or at the front of a border.
A delightful perennial bulb from South Africa, this is one of the tallest Dieramas, with wire thin flower stems reaching as high as 2m (6ft) or more. The delicate pale pink pendent bells, produced in midsummer, move in the slightest breeze.
An elegant foxglove with narrow spires of rusty white coloured flowers suitable for cutting. The cultivar name ’Gigantea’ refers to the size of the flowers, which are somewhat bigger than the species type. These plant also grow slightly taller than the species, growing 1.5-2m(4-6ft) in height.
