All Plants

Hedera helix 'Silver King'£4.50

Very smart silvery white (sometimes yellowish) margined typical 3-5 lobed leaves on this grey and green leafed form. Tidy and neat growth, climbing or trailing.

Hedera helix 'Triton'£5.00

Striking, very deeply divided, large leaves with narrow lobes giving a feathery look on this non-climbing form. Trails. Best in some shade.

Hedera helix 'Very Merry'£4.50

A bushy form well clothed with bright green, rounded smallish leaves. Most don't recognise it as an ivy. Best out of cold winds. 40cm.

Hedera helix 'White Ripple'£5.00

Beautifully white margined version of Green Ripple with narrow fingered forward-facing divisions. Elegant and bright, climbs, scrambles and trails well.

Hedera hibernica 'Dealbata'£4.50

An old variety with new growth strongly marked with random white blotches that fade as the leaf ages to give a dark green leaf. Small, neat growth.

Hedera hibernica 'Spetchley'£4.50

AGM Delightful tiny leaves on this slow growing form densely arranged on red stems. Can grow as groundcover (in a trough?) or will climb in time. Sun or shade.

Hedera hibernica ex RBGE Type plant£4.50

Propagated from the Type plant for the species at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Silver-grey veined climber/groundcover, evergreen and tough but controllable.

Hedera iberica£4.50

Rarely cultivated species from Spain and Portugal with deep green leaves with pale green veins. Narrow triangular divisions to the leaves. Fairly hardy.

Hedera nepalensis 'Roy Lancaster'£5.00

Stunning ruby red new growth that turns to green with grey veins as it matures. The leaves often multi-lobed on young growth, adult leaves are triangular. Ordinary soil under trees/shrubs.

Hedera nepalensis var. sinensis£5.00

A fairly small ivy from south-west China with grey veined leaves, new growth purple-red in spring and summer. Best grown in at least light shade, sheltered.

Hedera pastuchovii 'Ann Ala'£4.50

AGM Collected by Roy Lancaster in the Caspian Forest in Iran and named for his guide. Lanceolate green leaves with pale veins, trailing or climbing.

Hedera pastuchovii ssp. cypria£6.00

syn. Hedera cypria. Triangular leaves with well defined silvery veins on this attractive ivy from the Troodos Mountains of Cyprus. Drained soil in shade, best if not too dry.

Hedera rhombea£5.00

An attractive species with rounded triangular leaves in a distinct green with greyish veining. Medium growth for groundcover or climbing up walls or fences. Best in shade.

Hedera rhombea 'Variegata'£6.00

Smart white edged rounded leaves which pick up pinkish-red tints in cold weather. Quite a thin leaf and flexible stems so best in shelter and shade.

Hedychium coronarium 'Gold Spot'£12.00   £8.00

Brilliant white flowers with a rich golden yellow mark in the centre on the top of tropical looking stems to 1.8m. Needs a warm sunny, sheltered spot.

Hedychium densiflorum 'Assam Orange'£8.50

Showy narrow spikes of tangerine orange flowers to 1.5m on this very hardy ginger (with a mulch at least). Probably the best one to start with. Part/light shade.

Hedychium spicatum 'Shirui Steps'£12.00

Hardy with a mulch this species produces white and pinkish flowers fairly reliably each year. Good soil, we prefer a little shade here. 1m so far.

Hedychium yunnanense Cally Form£12.00

A lovely, more or less hardy, ornamental ginger with open heads of spidery white flowers with warm orange-red anthers on long yellow filaments. 1m. Good soil in shade, deep mulch.

Helianthus giganteus 'Sheila's Sunshine'£6.50

Clouds of creamy yellow flowers on tall stems on this delightful autumn flowering perennial sunflower. Well behaved herbaceous plant for good soil in full sun. 2.4m.

Helianthus x kellermanii£5.00

Golden yellow mini-sunflowers in late summer and autumn on elegant stems clothed with willowy leaves. Well behaved and not running. Best in good soil in full sun. 3m!.

Hemerocallis 'Catherine Woodbery'£6.50

A favourite variety with elegant flowers of a pinkish lilac. Happy on most soils in sun. 90cm.

Hemerocallis 'Crimson Pirate'£5.50

A spider type with long narrow petals of a rich crimson red. 75cm. Good soil in sun.

Hemerocallis 'Eenie-weenie Non-stop'£5.50

What a name! But what a plant! Starts flowering in spring and is often still going in late autumn. Small bright yellow flowers in grassy foliage to 40cm. Best in sun, average soil.

Hemerocallis 'Jenny Wren'£5.00

Unusual tangerine brown flowers with reddish markings in the throat on this form. The flowers modestly sized but plenty of them in midsummer. Ordinary soil in sun. 50cm.

Hemerocallis 'Pink Charm'£6.00

Delightful pink flowers with strappy petals on strong stems to 70cm. Average soil in sun.