Hardy perennial with upright and well-branched stems bearing lance-shaped leaves above basal foliage. Carries masses of lavender blue daisy-like flowers each with a golden yellow centre. Mildew resistant. Contrasts well with Rudbeckia Goldstrum. Fine winter skeleton. Aug-Sept. 80cm. H7. 10cm pot. Read more
Excellent perennial ground coverer with rosettes of deep evergreen foliage on 50cm shrubs. Pale green flower heads in spring. Tolerates any condition, but useful in dry shade. H6. 10cm pot. Read more
An airy, erect herbaceous creeping perennial spurge with whorled, linear slender grey-green leaves. Umbels of tiny, acid yellow flowers surrounded by wholesome yellowgreen bracts July-Oct. Fills the gaps. Has a valuable place in naturalistic planting. 70cm. H5. 10cm pot. Read more
A 1m herbaceous spurge with lime green flowers gathered in panicles of exceptional freshness. Apr.-May. Perennial. H7. 10cm pot. Read more
Lush, evergreen shrub, quickly reaching 1m to 2m. Insignificant but strongly honey-scented flowers. Needs shelter. Perennial. H3. 1.5L pot. Read more
The shoot tips to the leaf rosettes of Ascot Rainbow are flushed coral-pink and carmine-red, the leaves have uneven yellow margins and the flowering stems and bracts have yellow mottling throughout, making this a divisive plant between friends. Love it or hate it, it certainly is a talking point. Evergreen making an impressive sub-shrub of great ornament all year round. Flowering early to late spring. Compact at 60cm. H4. 2L pot. Read more
A compact spurge with large, bright acid lime green bracts early in the spring. More dramatic than the straight species. Good with forget-me-nots and rich coloured tulips. Robust and trouble free. 45cm. H6. 10cm pot. Read more
Deciduous spurge with hummocks of bright, greeny-yellow flowers, April-May and often again later. Perennial. 50cm. H6. 10cm pot. Read more
One of the most colourful spurges. The underneath growth is green, but the multi-coloured top foliage begins deep purple, red/orange reaching a crescendo of burgundy red in summer. Acid yellow bracts May-July. Herbaceous perennial. 30cm. H7. 1.5L pot. Read more
Long, arching dark green leaves each with a pale midrib make this an impressive foliage plant. Limegreen flowers come midsummer and continue until the autumn. Outstanding and in our eyes the best herbaceous spurge. Perennial. 1.5m. H5. 1L pot. Read more
A delightful, spreading little herbaceous spurge with fine, dusky purple young foliage topped by limegreen flowers. The purple fades to green by summer. Excellent ground cover and full of life. May-June. Perennial. 20cm. H7. 10cm pot. Read more
A handsome evergreen shrub with rosettes of grey-green leaves making an impressive architectural feature throughout the year. Large heads of lime green flowers sparkle from March to May. Drought tolerant, can selfseed if you don’t deadhead, attractive to pollinators and garden designers. 1.5m. H7. 1.5L pot. Read more