Here are all the other perennials, from the commonplace to the ridiculously rare. Have a good browse or use the Plant Selector to help.
Since we grow such a large, eclectic selection you may find the refine function in the left hand column useful to narrow down your search, or if you know the name of the plant you are looking for the Search box at the top right may help you find it. If you need help choosing your plants then our Collections might be of interest or ask us for help by email or phone.
This fine plant arose on the nursery a few years ago, it appears to be a hybrid involving V. chiaxii. Delightful apricot-yellow flowers with a hint of pink, best seen to understand. 60cm. Hardy and perennial in ordinary soil in sun.
A brilliant dark purple leaved form of the hardy British native Vervain. Low scrambling clumps ideal for spilling through other plants and over the edges of containers or raised beds. Sun, drained soil. 50cm.
An attractive North American prairie species making upright plants with hairy leaves and spires of light purple flowers in summer to 60cm. Can be short lived but is very hardy.
A delightful low growing form with masses of spires of cheerful pink flowers from late spring well through summer. Average soil in sun or part shade. 30cm.
Really good clear, rich, pink spires of flowers on this clasic border perennial. Lower and leafier than Veronicastrum ideal near the front of a border. Good soil, sun. 1m.
A more recent introduction with clean white flowers and soft green foliage - looks whiter than album. Good upright stems with summer flowers for good soil in sun. 1.5m.
A beautiful form with tall elegant but strong stems topped with narrow spikes of lavender flowers from midsummer. The seedheads are also attractive and should be left standing throughout winter. 1.5m. Good soil in sun.
A lovely palest pink selection with strong stems supporting tall, narrow spikes of flower. Good to mix with grasses etc. Summer flowering, for good soil in sun. 1.5m.
Slender spires of light purple flowers in late summer followed by rich brown seedheads all winter. Upright and strong stemmed to 1.5m. Decent soil in sun.
Pretty lilac pink buds open to almost white flowers in upright, narrow spikes in summer. The rich green leaves usually flushed red on the new growth. Good soil in sun. 1.5m.
Clumps of upright stems with veined deep green leaves and clusters of rusty-brown to black flowers with yellowish throats in summer. Showy silky seeds later. Sun, ordinary soil. 60cm.
From the steppes of Europe and Asia this is the easiest of the shrubby violas. Deciduous, with pale green foliage, delicate blue flowers are produced in early summer. 50cm. Sun.
The delightful white flowered form of sweet violet. Makes a lovely (if tiny) cut flower and will gently self seed around in light shade. Ordinary soil but not too dry. 15cm.
Jewel-like deep purplish pink flowers on this clump forming perennial violet. Fresh green heart shaped leaves show off the early spring flowers to 15cm. Good soil in shade.
Spires of bright magenta pink flowers in spring and early summer on this seemingly overlooked herbaceous perennial. Very hardy and easy to grow in ordinary soil in sun or light shade. 60cm.
Neat clumps of narrow, evergreen, leaves will produce stout stems of fluffy palest lilac scented flowers in late winter or early spring to 15cm. Good soil in shade. Very slow.
Bright white randomly striped leaves on this hardy Japanese ginger relative. Pale yellow flowers in autumn, at ground level. 90cm. Part/light shade, good soil.
