All Plants

Chrysanthemum 'Mei-kyo'£4.50

An old, reliable variety with masses of double pink pom-poms in late autumn. Strong stems and not too tall. Average soil in sun. 70cm.

Cichorum intybus 'Roseum'£3.50

The delightful sparkling rose-pink form of Chicory with multiple spires of flowers to 1m in spring and summer. Drained soil in full sun. Can be cut back for another flush of flowers.

Cichorum intybus f. album£3.50

Strong growing spires of crystalline white flowers from spring throughout summer. Drained soil in full sun. Can be cut back for another flush of flowers.

Convallaria keiskei£4.00

Rarely seen this species is much larger than the common C. majalis. Broad green leaves and slightly arching stems of white flowers are followed by showy orange berries. Average to good soil in shade. 30cm.

Convallaria majalis 'Albostriata'£4.00

A slow growing creamy yellow striped version of Lily of the Valley. Spikes of scented cream flowers when it's settled. 15cm. Good soil in shade.

Convallaria majalis 'Berlin Giant'£4.00

One of the particularly large forms of Lily of the Valley, ideally suited for picking for the house once established. Average to good soil in shade. 25cm.

Convallaria majalis 'Bordeaux'£4.00

A larger, more vigorous form - perfect if you're in a hurry! Green leaves and scented white flowers to 25cm. Average to good soil in shade.

Convallaria majalis 'Dorien'£4.00

A particularly large form of Lily-of-the-Valley - ideal for cut flowers. These larger, florists types usually establish quicker in the garden.  Good soil in shade. 40cm.

Convallaria majalis var. rosea£4.00

The pretty pink flowered form of Lily-of-the-Valley. arching stems of pale pink bell shaped flowers in spring. Slowly spreading for reasonable soil in shade.

Cornus sericea 'Flaviramea'£7.50

Glowing greenish yellow winter stems are the main reason for growing this dogwood. Small clusters of white summer flowers followed by white berries. 2.4m if you don't cut back to a stump every year..

Cortaderia selloana 'Patagonia'£8.50

A recent introduction from Kurt Bluemel. Dwarf growth to only 1.4m. Steely grey foliage and warm buff flowers from July (rather than October as with other cultivars). Full sun, evergreen.

Corydalis 'Craigton Blue'£4.00

A new hybrid between C. elata and C. flexuosa with mid green leaves and brilliant electric blue flowers on red stems. Strongly sweet scented flowering in late spring and early summer. Good soil in shade. 30cm.

Corydalis 'Spinners'£4.00

(C. elata x C. flexuosa) The first of these hybrids this is a good tough plant. More or less evergreen, fresh green foliage produces upright stems topped with big heads of bright blue, scented flowers in mid-late spring. 50cm. Good soil in shade.

Corydalis 'Tory MP'£4.00

Another C. elata x C. flexuosa hybrid, this one no doubt claiming to be true blue! Fresh green foliage and heads of bright blue flowers in spring. 50cm. Good soil in shade.

Corydalis 'Wildside Blue'£4.00

A lovely hybrid from Keith Wiley with bright blue flowers over ferny, light green, foliage in spring and early summer. Decent soil in shade. 30cm.

Corydalis elata 'Blue Summit'£4.00

Tidy clumps of bright green foliage and heads of scented electric blue flowers to 35cm. Much easier to grow than the usual form of C. elata. Good, leafy, moist soil in shade to do well.

Corydalis flexuosa 'Hale Cat'£4.00

A compact form with light green foliage and heads of electric blue flowers to 30cm in early spring, and later if it doesn't dry out. Shade, reasonable soil.

Corydalis flexuosa 'Purple Leaf'£4.00

One of the 3 forms introduced by Compton, D'arcy and Rix in the early 1990s this electric blue flowered form has red-purple stained foliage and dusky purplish buds before the flowers emerge. Spring flowering, summer dormant woodlander which re-grows in autumn. Hardy. 30cm.

Corydalis flexuosa Norman's Seedling£4.00

Bright blue flowers with a smoky flush for weeks in spring. Not quite so vigorous as 'Pere David' but a more subtle colour. 30cm.

Corydalis omeiensis£4.00

One of the best blue flowered species from China with an upright habit and dense heads of strong electric blue in late spring with a delicious scent. 60cm. Good soil in shade.

Crocosmia 'Lana de Savary'£4.00

A floriferous brilliant red cultivar making a good clump of arching stems to 80cm. Good but drained soil in full sun will provide the best results.

Crocosmia 'Malahide'/'Comet'£4.00

Big flowers of a glowing orange with reddish streaks in each petal. Naming confused but originating in Ireland in the 1970's.

Crocosmia masoniorum 'Rowallane Yellow'£4.00

AGM A good clear, rich yellow form with arching spikes of upward facing flowers in mid to late summer. Drained, but good soil in full sun for the best flower. 90cm. From Rowallane in N. Ireland.

Crocosmia paniculata 'Cally Greyleaf'£5.00

A wild collected selection of this unusual species with branching heads of dull orange flowers in late summer to 1.5m. Clumps of grey, pleated leaves make an attractive extra feature. Drained soil in sun.

Crocosmia paniculata 'Cally Sword'£5.00

Big, sword-like pleated leaves on this wild collected form with tall, strong stems supporting branched heads of long-tubed orange flowers in late suimmer to 1.5m. Good, drained soil in full sun.