Best grown in the shade
Very pretty short wide spires of white flowers are held proudly above a thick mat-forming leaf base. Flowers in spring but will continue to spot flower throughout the rest of the year. During cold months the foliage will turn burgundy red. Great for suppressing weeds. Frost hardy. Attracts bees and butterflies.
Very pretty short wide spires of baby pink flowers are held proudly above a thick mat-forming leaf base. Flowers in spring but will continue to spot flower throughout the rest of the year. During cold months the foliage will turn burgundy red. Great for suppressing weeds. Attracts bees and butterflies.
Shiny golden feathery leaves, with pretty small white flowers held well above the foliage.
A dwarf form of the ground hugging Cushion bolax, with lovely mid green leaves.
Most camellias are grown for their flowers. This one is grown for it’s unique and stunning foliage! The unusual leaf shape looks like a mermaid or fishtail, where the tip splits into 3. Rosy pink flowers add to the attraction of this most unusual camellia. Easy to grow, just not readily available. Supplied plants approximately [...]
Mound forming neat groundcover with heart shaped serrated leaves and very pretty mauve upward facing flowers in spring. Best in soft sun or part shade. Great edge to the garden bed as the foliage is attractive even when not in flower. Grows 5cm high x 50cm wide.
Rare semi-evergreen shrub with dark blue star flowers followed by iridescent blue berries
Tall narrow spires of golden brown flowers make an unusual colour statement in the summer border.
A loose growing deciduous shrub with scented white tubular flowers blushed pink and a yellow throat.
From clumps of strappy basal leaves rise tall flowering spires with a 'topknot' resembling a pineapple.
Low clumping plant, with flower spikes bearing white flowers with dark pink marks.