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.
This clump-forming perennial has basal rosettes of green leaves and bears umbels of magenta pink flowers with reflexed petals in mid- to late spring. 16 inches high; 10 inch spread.
A delightful little wild flower from British Columbia, this gem will light up any woodland garden, or even a sunny rock garden. This perennial bears deep-pink reflexed flowers in spring. Height 14 inches; spread 6 inches.
Eight-petalled flowers are produced above the dark green foliage on this evergreen sub-shrub in the early to midsummer. The flowers are followed by attractive white seed-heads that persist into winter. A delightful alpine that is relatively easy to grow if you give it very good drainage.
This deciduous fern with blue-green fronds could be mistaken for an Asplenium. Fronds remain evergreen in milder regions. Height 18-24 inches; spread 24-36 inches.
This erect perennial has lance-shaped, slightly hairy leaves and bears 6-inch flowerheads with conical, orange-brown disks and pink or purplish-pink ray florets. Height to 4 feet.
This erect perennial has lance-shaped, slightly hairy leaves and bears 6-inch flowerheads with conical, orange-brown disks and white ray florets. Height to 4 feet.
