Hardy, vigorous semi evergreen shrub. Dark glossy green leaves on arching branches. Fragrant pale pink funnels over a long season. July -October 1.5m Well drained soil Full sun £5.50 Read more
An abundant bloomer with mid green feathery aromatic foliage and flat heads of cherry pink flowers, a cheerful addition particularly in well drained sites from June to late August. 60cm. H7. 10x10x11cm pot. Read more
An abundant bloomer with mid green feathery aromatic foliage and flat heads of cherry pink flowers, a cheerful addition particularly in well drained sites from June to late Aug. 60cm. H7. 10cm pot Read more
One of the best perennial monkshoods on the market. Large mid-blue hooded flowers are held on upright stems. Leaves are dark green and glossy. Compact and floriferous and loves a moist and fertile soil. August-September. 1.2m. H7. 10x10x11cm pot. Read more
A fine, upstanding perennial monkshood, with multiple spires of blue flowers late in the season. September - October. 2m. H7. 10cm pot Read more
A perennial stunner. Scented white flowers resembling pipe-cleaners float above deeply cut, dark purple-brown, architectural leaves. 2m. H7. 2L pot. Read more
A very useful onion with tennis ball-sized heads of mauve flowers held on strong upright stems. Perennial and will seed itself around. May-June. 1m. H7. 9cm pot. Read more
Large balls of pale purple flowers sit on tall strong stems. Has impact – flowering for several weeks followed by beautiful biscuit-brown seedheads. May-June. 1.2m. H7. 10cm Read more
Bright green rush-leaves offset globes of deep mauve flowers for many weeks. Clump-forming. July-Aug. 20cm. 9cm pot Read more
A small onion with unusual bright blue flowers in June. Easy in a dry sunny spot. 60cm. H7. 9cm pot. Read more
Large heads of spiky mauve flowers, May-June, which persist to summer’s end, gradually bleaching. Most cooperative mixed border Allium to interplant Japanese anemones and other late perennials; also among shrubs. Self-sows if allowed to ripen seed. 50cm. H7. 9cm pot. Read more
Perhaps the most impressive and persistent of all the drumstick Alliums. Has wide greenish, strap-like leaves and sturdy stems, above which sit large, tight knit, round, mauve heads the size of grapefruit. The heads get smaller from one year to another as the bulb splits into clusters – easily remedied by dividing and replanting. Sterile. Hardy. June. 1m. H7. 10cm pot. Read more