All Plants

Calamagrostis 'Glenorchy Fireworks'£5.00

A new introduction, untried in the garden as yet. Clumps of olive foliage to 60cm, no flowers yet! Hardy and more or less evergeen, probably best in sun, ordinary soil. Join us and try it!

Calamagrostis brachytricha£5.50

Tufts of glossy, rich, green foliage and flowering stems to 1.2m. Upright plumes start pinkish in early autumn and fade to silvery buff. Good in winter.

Calamagrostis emodensis£6.00

Loose clumps of upright stems with relatively broad greyish leaves and mad plumes of cream flowers that arch and curl to one side in summer. Drained soil in full sun. 90cm.

Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Avalanche'£5.50

A new form from America with a stronger habit than ‘Overdam’ and a reversed variegation. Creamy white stripes, tinged pink and the usual purplish pink flowers in summer. 1.2m. Dense clumps of foliage provide upright columns of stems that last all winter, cut back in February.

Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Stricta'£4.50

Very similar to the better known 'Karl Foerster' but flowers two weeks earlier, narrow flowers. Dense clumps of foliage and tall, upright stems topped with purple flushed green flowers in summer. 1.5m.

Campanula lactiflora 'Platinum'£5.00

AGM The best form of this species in our opinion! Light grey-blue-pink flowers on tall strong stems in summer to 1.8m. Best in good soil in sun or light shade.

Campanula ochroleuca£4.00

Clumps of hairy triangular leaves and low stems bearing slender creamy bells in summer. Easy, hardy and reliable for average soils in sun or part shade. 45cm.

Campanula odontosepala from Iran£4.50

Low growing, suckering plant producing short arching stems with largish mid blue bells in late summer-autumn. Suitable for sun in drained soil. 25cm.

Campanula persicifolia£4.00

A classic cottage garden favourite with rosettes of deep green leaves and tall spires of mid blue flowers in early summer to 1m.

Campanula poscharskyana 'E H Frost'£4.00

Brilliant edging plant with icy blue flowers to 35cm. Low growing, carpeting habit. Full sun or part shade, drained soil.

Campanula poscharskyana 'Lisduggan Variety'£4.00

Lavender pink flowers to 20cm. An excellent low growing plant for the front of borders or for low groundcover between taller plants like shrub roses. Average soil in sun or part shade.

Cardamine bulbifera£4.00

A neat, upright growing species with airy foliage on dark purplish stems topped with mauve pink flowers in spring to 45cm. Ordinary soil in shade.

Cardamine glanduligera£4.50

Stunning, rich purple flowers in small clusters on stems to 15cm. Glossy leaves, divided into three are sparingly produced. Slowly forms a loose patch in good, drained soil in shade.

Cardamine heptaphylla Guincho Form£5.00

A lovely form with deep purple flushed new foliage turning mid green and purplish stems topped with clusters of glistening white flowers in spring. 40cm. Best in decent soil in shade, drained but not dry.

Cardamine yezoensis B&SWJ4659£5.00

Spreading patches of pinnate pale green leaves and upright stems with open heads of white flowers in spring. Good soil in at least part shade. 45cm.

Carex conica 'Kiku-sakura'£4.00

A neat, evergreen, ornamental sedge with white variegated foliage and flowers in early spring to 15cm. Ideal for good soil in shade.

Carex dolichostachya 'Kaga-nishiki'£4.00

An excellent golden variegated evergreen sedge from Japan that makes neat clumps of arching leaves. Easy and hardy for ordinary soil in sun or light shade. 15cm.

Carex maorica£5.50

A New Zealand native sedge forming clumps of relatively wide green leaves and upright stems with arching light green flowers in summer. From wet places but seems happy in most soils! 50cm here.

Carex morrowii 'Variegata'£4.00

Green leaves are narrowly edged greyish white, 30cm.

Carex sp 15£4.50

Evergreen clumps of upright fresh green leaves and tidy blackish flowers covered with pale yellow stamens in spring. 45cm?

Carex testacea£5.00

A colourful sedge from New Zealand making neat clumps to 30cm. Olive green strongly tinted with bright orange especially overwinter. Evergreen. Best in good (even damp) soil in sun.

Carex texensis£4.00

Bright green mat forming sedge. Produces masses of equally bright green, dainty, flowers on delicate stems to 25cm in spring. A good edger for shady borders. Average soil.

Cautleya spicata 'Robusta'£7.50

An excellent hardy ginger relative with dark green leaves, maroon-red bracts and warm mango-yellow flowers in summer to 90cm. Drained but good soil that doesn't dry out too much in shade.

Cenolophium denudatum£4.50

Clumps of fine cut dark green leaves and wiry stems topped with heads of white flowers in summer. Long lived and hardy.

Centaurea atropurpurea£4.50

Clumps of big pinnatifid leaves with a silvery sheen produce strong stems topped with rich ruby red flowers in summer. Drained soil in full sun. 1m+.