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Agapanthus Tornado 3lt
Herbaceous, clump forming perennial with strap like leaves. Very free flowering from July to October with rich blue flowers.
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Cheilanthes lanosa 1lt
A fern from SE USA with grey green hairy foliage which enables it to be tolerant of sum.
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 Coronilla valentina ssp glauca 'Citrina'
A scandent evergreen shrub with bright green leaves and umbels of fragrant, pale yellow flowers in late winter and again in late summer, followed by slender pods. |
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Cortaderia richardii 3lt
Densely tufted, evergreen, clump-forming perennial grass with long narrow, leathery, green leaves with a lighter midrib. Tall stems of dense, silvery or yellowish white plumes from New Zealand.
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Crinodendron patagua
An upright evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves. Attractive bell-shaped, scented, fringed white flowers. Grow against a sheltered wall.
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Decaisnea fargesii
A decideous shrub/tree also known as Dead mans fingers because of its unusual edible blue sausage like fruits.
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Drimys winteri 3lt
Winters Bark. Dense, upright shrub with aromatic bark and leathery leaves, dark green above, blue-white beneath. Large clusters of fragrant ivory white flowers followed by blue/purple berries.
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Eupatorium fistulosum Bartered Bride 3lt
Tall statuesque herbaceous perennial with sharply pointed yellow green leaves with sturdy stems up to 3m high topped by heads of fluffy white flowers which are a nectar insect magnet.
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 Geranium palmatum
Large geranium from Azores and Canary islands. Cousin to Geranium maderense and has a very similar appearance but we find it to be a bit more hardy and is closer to having a perennial habit. |
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Leptospermum Scoparium incarnus 3lt
New Zealand tea tree. Leptospermums are close relatives of myrtle, with similar small evergreen leaves and a dense bushy habit. White flowers with red-pink centers in mid summer.
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 Miscanthus transmorrisonensis 3lt
Semi evergreen member of this diverse family of late summer flowering grasses. Foliage of 180cm with flowerheads reaching just over 200cm. |
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 Persicaria microcephala 'Red Dragon'
Gown for its dramatic foliage that changes colour with the seasons. Starts with velvety, burgundy-plum, long heart-shaped leaves set off by a silvery, metallic, chevron-shaped marking, which gradually turns red as the foliage becomes greener. It is fairly vigorous, though not invasive. Hardy. |
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Salvia confertiflora 2lt
A woody-based perennial with densely woolly, yellow-green leaves. Spikes of orange-red flowers from late summer to mid-autumn.
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Sedum kamtschaticum BSWJ10870
A small Sedum with green fleshy leaves producing an abundance of yellow starry flowers. Great for rockeries and Alpine beds.
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Stipa pseudoichu 3lt
A slender blonde/silver coloured grass. Will grow in most soils and grows to about 1M. Ideal for grass border or mixed planting to give a wow factor. Full sun.
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