Herbaceous Perennials
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Fair Maids of France Ranunculaceae
Herbaceous perennial with divided dark green leaves and masses of white double round flowers in late spring and summer. Ht 90cm. Sun or part-shade.
Double Meadow Buttercup Ranunculaceae
Erect perennial with palmate leaves and panicles of yellow double round flowers in late spring and summer. Ht 90cm.
Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
White flowered form of the Common Lesser Celandine. For those who don’t like yellow!
Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
Hardy herbaceous tuberous perennial with shiny dark brown leaves and single yellow flowers in early spring. Discovered by Christopher Lloyd.
Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
Neat double form of Celandine with a green centre. Shade.
Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
Large loose double yellow flowers with bronze backs. Long flowering. Late.
Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
Large creamy-white double flowers with dark backs and silver mottled green leaves.
Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
Supplied as ‘E A Bowles’ but pretty certain this is the full double form with yellow backs.
Reineckia Asparagaceae
Evergreen woodlander with strap-like upright leaves and red-budded white flowers at the centre. Red berries. Ht 10-15cm. E Asia.
Himalayan Rhubarb Polygonaceae
Large triangular-rounded leaves with spikes of red flowers. Compact clump. Edible stems like rhubarb. Good in sun or part shade. Ht 2m. Himalayas
Himalayan Rhubarb Polygonaceae
A very large form reaching 3m with large leaves. Very dramatic clump. Suitable for dry shade. Could be crossed with R. palmatum. Ht 3-4m.
Tartarian Rhubarb Polygonaceae
Short form with rounded heart-shaped leaves, forming a compact clump with puffy white flowers on 40cm stems. Good eating. Ht 40cm. Sun or part-shade.
Red Star Rhodohypoxidaceae
Low growing stoloniferous perennial with grassy leaves and deep red flowers above to 15cm. Long flowering. Ht 15cm. Drakensburg, South Africa.
Red Star Rhodohypoxidaceae
Tough easy species, taller than most with fine grassy leaves and cerise-pink flowers. Withstands winter damp.
Red Star Rhodohypoxidaceae
Taller growing form with pale pink starry flowers all summer. Sunny position.
Featherleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Bold foliage plant with deeply-divided deep green leaves and spikes of small pinky-white flowers in summer. Ht 1.2m. Moist sun or shade.
Featherleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Bold foliage plant with chocolate coloured emergent leaves than turn bronzy-green over summer. Ht 0.6m. Moist sun or shade.
Featherleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Bold bronzy foliage when young with panicles of pinky white flowers in summer. Good autumn colour. Ht 1m.
Large fingerleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Handsome bronzy palmate leaves in early spring with good autumn colour. Panicles of white flowers in summer. Ht 1.5m. Korea, Japan.
Featherleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Panicles of white flowers in June-July. Sambucus-like leaves in early spring. Excellent garden plant. Ht 0.6m. China.
Featherleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Ernst Pagels selection with cream flowers in late spring. Wonderful bold foliage. Moist sun or shade. Ht 80cm. Some R. henrici in the parentage.
Featherleaf Rodgersia Saxifragaceae
Bold shiny foliage with panicles of small white flowers in summer. Ht 1m. Most sun or shade.
Sacred Lily Asparagaceae
Evergreen basal rosette with elongated lance-shaped leaves, with inconspicuous white flowers at ground level. Large red berries. Ht 45cm. Shade. Japan.
Roscoea Zingiberaceae
Herbaceous perennial with tuberous roots. Deep purple flowers on top of pseudostems. Ht 35cm. Shade. Himalayas.
Roscoea Zingiberaceae
Pale yellow form of R. cautleyoides. Hardy. Shade. June-July Ht 30cm. Shade.
Arctic Raspberry Rosaceae
Low growing clump-forming thornless raspberry with attractive deep pink flowers in May/June followed by pineapple flavoured red berries. Hardy
Deam’s Coneflower Asteraceae
Late summer daisy with orange-yellow flowers with a black cone. Excellent in drifts with grasses. Full sun. Ht 60cm.
Black-eyed Susan Asteraceae
Uncommon form of R.fulgida with masses of small yellow-orange blooms.
Black-eyed Susan Asteraceae
Well known Rudbeckia that flowers over a long period in the autumn. Yellow-orange petals with black cone. Ht 80cm.
Cutleaf Coneflower Asteraceae
Dramatic tall coneflower with yellow petals and green cones. Long flowering. Ht 2.5m. USA.
Cutleaf Coneflower Asteraceae
Shorter and earlier into flower than the species. Large yellow flower with green cones. Ht 1.5m.
Great Coneflower Asteraceae
Dramatic coneflower with glaucous foliage and large yellow daisies with dark cones in late summer. Sun. Ht 2m.
Sweet Coneflower Asteraceae
Tall self-supporting US native with clear yellow daisies and reddish-brown cones from mid to late summer. Aromatic grey-green leaves. Sun. Ht 1.5m.
Sweet Coneflower Asteraceae
Unique finely quilled flowers found by Henry Eiliers in Illinois. Excellent cut flower. Good with Eupatorium and Vernonias. Ht 1.5m.
Alpine Dock Polygonaceae
Large leaved dock with attractive leaves. Non-invasive. Bold foliage plant. Attractive form from the Old Rectory, Quenington.