All of the perennials we offer in one A-Z list. Please feel free to use the Refine options on the left or the Search box at the top right to help you find specific plants. The Plant Selector may also be of help.
New Zealand burr. A compact mat-forming evergreen alpine. Pretty coppery foliage with cream flowers followed by bright red seedheads all summer. 5cm. Drained soil in sun.
(Collected as A. balcanicus MESE 311) A neat, deciduous, plant with jagged green foliage and stocky spikes of soft pink flowers from green bracts. Drained soil in full sun. 30-60cm.
Clumps of greyish green feathery foliage and stocky stems bearing elegant heads of pale yellow flowers in summer. More refined than many other forms. Drained soil in sun. 45cm.
Rather different to the more familiar cultivars, this species has bright silver foliage and clear yellow flowers on strong stems to 50cm. Neat clumps and an upright habit, suitable for drained soil in sun. Drought tolerant.
A tough tuberous rooted species from Korea. Herbaceous clumps to 1m topped with large purple-blue flowers in summer. Any drained soil in sun or light shade. Very early into growth with attractive bronzed foliage from January.
Pretty white flowers with violet edges in spikes on strong, upright stems on this herbaceous perennial. For ordinary to good soil in sun or part shade. 80cm.
Glossy, deep green, grassy foliage a little lusher than A. gramineus. Spikes of creamy white flowers nestle in the foliage. Seems happy in shade or sun, moist-average soil. 30cm.
A valuable, evergreen, yellow variegated version. Lovely for its bright winter effect. Grass-like arching foliage to 30cm in average to good soil in shade or part sun.
One of the darkest leafed forms of recent years with red-brown, almost black, leaves and spikes of white flowers flushed pink in late summer and autumn. Scented. 1.5m in good soil in light shade.
Clumps of cut light green foliage and spikes of creamy white flowers in summer followed by black berries in autumn. Deciduous woodland plant preferring at least some shade and decent soil. 60cm.
Underused and underrated in my opinion, this very hardy and reliable perennial makes neat clumps of upright stems topped with spikes of yellow flowers in late summer followed by excellent seedheads.
A recent introduction with dark blackish foliage, a similar size to ‘Jungle Giant’ et al. Stunning foliage plant for average to good soil in sun or shade. Blue flowers in good spikes to 20cm. PBR
Low growing carpets of cream and grey foliage with bright plum-pink new growth. Spikes of blue flowers to 15cm. Stronger than 'Burgundy Glow'. Best in good soil in sun or light shade.
Low growing clumps/patches of blue/green leaves with silvery margins. Short stems bearing clusters of apple green flowers which turn rusty-red from spring. 20cm.
