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.
Neat clumps of tight green leaves and stocky stems topped with masses of sparkling white flowers in spring and early summer. Tough and hardy alpine plant for rockery, trough or front of border. 15cm.
A rarely seen form of Maltese Cross with dusky pink flowers - a bit more subtle than the normal screaming orange form! Clumps and upright stems to 75cm.
Clumps of fresh green leaves send up strong, upright stems to 1.2m topped with large, domed heads of creamy salmon flowers - best seen! Hardy perennial for ordinary soil in sun or light shade.
Low carpets of broad, glossy, green foliage emerges in spring and shows off the short sprays of white starry flowers to 15cm. For ordinary soil in shade.
An extremely small form of this Japanese plant with heart shaped green leaves and sprays of creamy white flowers in spring to 5-10cm. For decent soil in shade that doesn't dry out too much. Slower than the normal form.
An old favourite we are pleased to have again. Perennial with bright green leaves and upright stems topped with relatively big satin pink flowers in summer. 40cm.
A trailing herbaceous mallow relative with amazing and beautiful peach coloured flowers with reddish centres all summer. Hardy in well drained soil in full sun. Can be evergreen in mild areas. 30cm tall, spread 1.5m or so.
Clumps of big, finely divided leaves to 1m and strong stems of creamy umbels followed by yellow-brown seeds in autumn. Hardy and very perennial. 1.5m. Ordinary soil in sun.
A different catmint with pale pink flowers from dusky calyces producing an attractive display over many weeks in summer. Drained soil in full sun is best. 80cm.
A wonderful, unusual species for the sunny border. A largish clump of stems to 1m topped with a good spike of purplish blue flowers from May till September. Drained soil in sun.
Beautiful scented soft yellow flowers on this low growing evening primrose on-and-off all summer. The foliage is flushed reddish and the short lived perennial plants make several flower stems. 50cm, full sun, drained soil.
A short-lived (or biennial) Evening Primrose with large, scented, creamy yellow flowers on willowy stems to 75cm. Orange-red tinted evergreen rosettes of foliage and reddish stems, buds etc. Hardy.
A semi-evergreen perennial with shortly creeping stems and lots of pretty bright blue flowers with a white eye in spring. 20cm. Average to good soil in shade.
An unusual bulbous plant making a spike of starry greenish white flowers on a wiry stem to 50cm in summer. Rare British native. Easy in decent soil in light shade.
Low growing patches of greyish foliage and masses of sparkling pink-purple daisies from late spring throughout summer and into autumn. Hardy in well drained soil in full sun. 30cm.
AGM Pure white daisies over greyish foliage making a low, rather sprawling plant for the front of the border. Hardy in a warm sunny spot with good drainage. 30cm high, 60cm spread.
AGM Probably the hardiest Osteospermum with rich pink-purple daisies on low branched plants to 30cm or so. Semi-evergreen, for drained soil in full sun in a sheltered place.
A very pretty tuberous type with fine cut grey foliage and big funnel shaped pale pink flowers with darker throats. Drained soil in full sun. 10cm. Well behaved!
Rare species collected in Lesotho, clump forming from bulbs with bright green three lobed leaves and masses of funnel shaped terracotta pink flowers in summer and autumn. Drained soil in full sun. 15cm.
Clump forming tuberous species with four-leaf clover style leaves with a dark brown centre. Masses of brick pink flowers in spring and summer to 15cm. Well drained soil in full sun, or a container to take in for winter.
Bright reddish orange flowers on this lovely form of Welsh Poppy. An easy, long lived perennial that will gently self seed in gaps. Happiest in cool shady places but adaptable to a wide range of conditions! 45cm.
