Herbaceous Perennials
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Lesser Celandine Ranunculaceae
An early flowering Lesser Celandine with dark mottled foliage. Early spring cheer. Easy in sun or shade.
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
Large loose double yellow flowers with bronze backs. Long flowering. Late.
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...
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.
Roscoea Zingiberaceae
Herbaceous perennial with tuberous roots. Deep purple flowers on top of pseudostems. Ht 35cm. Shade. Himalayas.
Arctic Raspberry Rosaceae
Low growing clump-forming thornless raspberry with attractive deep pink flowers in May/June followed by pineapple flavoured red berries. Hardy
Arctic Raspberry Rosaceae
Low growing clump-forming thornless raspberry with attractive deep pink flowers in May/June followed by pineapple flavoured red berries. Hardy
Arctic Raspberry Rosaceae
Low growing clump-forming thornless raspberry with attractive deep pink flowers in May/June followed by pineapple flavoured red berries. Hardy
Nepalese Raspberry Rosaceae
An evergreen groundcover growing to 10cm. Zone 8. Producing masses of white flowers and raspberry-like fruit. Sun or part-shade. Originally from...
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.
White Burnet Rosaceae
Clump forming herbaceous perennial with cut leaves and attractive white bottle-brush flowers in early summer. Sun. Ht 60cm. Japan.
Greater Burnet Rosaceae
A short form suitable for front of border with lush foliage and deep red flowers in mid-summer.
Mongolian Burnet Rosaceae
Our collection from 2005. Collected on the slopes of Tsetseguun, Ulan Bator, Mongolia at 2200m. Significantly earlier in flower than other...
Greater Burnet Rosaceae
Dwarf form of Greater Burnet with a neat dark green mound of leaves with short spikes of marron flowerheads. Ht 25-30cm.
Voodoo Lily Araceae
Tuberous perennial with attractive fingered leaf with speckled stem, preceded by a yellow spathe, deeply spotted with red-purple and purple spadex....
Fortune Saxifrage Saxifragaceae
Fleshy palmate glossy dark-green leaves with rich red undersides. White flowers in clusters above the foliage in autumn. Shade. Ht 40cm....
Henbane Bell Solanaceae
Rhizomatous clump-forming perennial with maroon-brown flowers in early spring. Shade. Moist or dry. Emerges in spring with upward facing flowers. Hallucinogenic....
Georgian Figwort Scrophulariaceae
Collected from a wall in Omalo, Georgia in 2010. Gorgeous purple spring flush. Rare perennial with a fleshy rootstock and long...
Himalayan May Apple Berberidaceae
Hardy perennial growing to 30cm. Zone 6. Edible red berries. Decorative foliage. Medicinal use. Woodland. Ht 20cm. China.
Bird of Paradise Sisyrinchium Iridaceae
Unusual sisyrinchium with broad strap-like leaves and broad flat stems with terminal cluster of bright yellow flowers. Loves sun....
Blue-eyed Grass Iridaceae
Attractive perennial with grassy foliage and creamy brown flowers in early to mid-summer. Sun. Ht 20cm.
Perfoliate Alexanders Apiaceae
Hardy triannual with the bright lime green colours of euphorbia. Brightens a shady corner in May. Excellent cut flower. Shade. Ht...
Carpathian Alpine Snowbell Primulaceae
Attractive evergreen alpine from the Western Carpathian Mountains in Slovakia and Poland. Funnel-shaped blue-violet flowers. Ht 8cm. Carpathians.
Macedonian Snowbell Primulaceae
Rare species of Soldanella with violet frilly flowers in April & May. Ht 9cm. Southern Balkans.
Mountain Snowbells Primulaceae
One of the larger species of Snowbell with violet-blue flowers and evergreen ovate leaves with purple back to the leaf. Part-shade....
False Lily-of-the-Valley Asparagaceae
Evergreen lily-of-the-valley with delightfully scented white flowers in spring. Shade or part-shade. Excellent groundcover. Ht 15cm. China.
Big Betony Lamiaceae
Erect, hairy perennial with rosettes of wrinkled leaves and spikes of pinky-purple flowers through the summer. Sun or part-shade. Ht 40cm.
Rose Alpine Betony Lamiaceae
Pale pink form of the Alpine Betony.
Swertia Gentianaceae
A stunning herbaceous short-lived perennial/biennial for sun or part-shade. Found growing in woodland clearings in temperate forest areas. Self-seeds easily, but not...
Bulbous Comfrey Boraginaceae
Tuberous comfrey with pale yellow flowers in early spring. Part shade. Ht 50cm. Rarely offered European native. Excellent for bees.
Cordate Comfrey Boraginaceae
Slowly creeping perennial with heart shaped leaves and pale yellow flowers in early spring. Shade. Ht 35cm. Our collection from Poland.