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.
Norfolk Pea. Perennial scrambling species similar to L latifolius but with beautiful pastel reddish-pink flowers (instead of bright pink). 1.8m. Average soil in sun.
Bushy clumps to c. 40cm with short sprays of dusky reddish pink to purple blue flowers in late spring and early summer. Foliage turns black in autumn. Good soil in sun or light shade.
A narrow leafed form of the Spring Pea with typical red and purple flowers in spring followed by attractive reddish seedpods. Perennial. Good soil in light shade, 20cm.
Lush clumps of tropical-looking finely toothed green foliage produce clusters of golden yellow flowers in summer to 45cm. Drained but not dry soil in sun or light shade.
Clumps of upright stems clad with attractive palmately lobed leaves and strong spikes of pink flowers in summer. Valuable insect plant and native. 1m. Average soil in sun or light shade.
Clumps of upright stems with lobed slightly downy leaves produce slender spikes of pale pink flowers to 1.8m. The leaves become strongly flushed purple in summer/autumn. Good soil in sun/part shade.
An excellent, floriferous florists selection of this American prairie plant. Spires of purple flowers in summer and good seedheads later. Drained soil in sun. 1m.
Spikes of pure white flowers for weeks in summer. Unusual in opening from the tip of the spike down the stem. Robust plants flowering July to September. Drained soil in sun. 1m.
Clumps of lush green rounded leaves and strong stems topped with heads of orangey-yellow flowers in summer. Best in good soil, not dry, in sun or part shade. 60cm.
A giant form of Tiger Lily with the brilliant, burnt, orange flowers spotted with deep brown on robust stems to 2.4m. Ordinary soil in sun or light shade.
Seed grown hybrids with typical martagon lily type flowers in a variety of colours. Mostly stronger plants than the named forms. Good, drained but not dry, soil in light or part 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.
A delightful woodlander producing arching stems tipped with panicles of starry white flowers in spring to 35cm. Makes open patches, not dense clumps. Good soil.
A surprisingly easy herbaceous species from Iran to China. Perennial clumps produce strong upright stems clad in big pink flowers for most of the summer. Drained soil in sun. 1.2m.
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.
Strong upright stems of fresh green foliage showing off bright scarlet red flowers in whorls in mid to late summer. Excellent for seedheads for autumn and winter interest.
A lovely woodlander with attractive palmate foliage and white flowers in early spring. Good foliage colour in spring and autumn. Deciduous. Good soil in shade. 35cm.
