All Plants

Epimedium 'Buckland Spider'£4.00

A cracking long-spurred E. grandiflorum x E. koreanum hybrid with rich purple pink flowers with pale, almost white spurs. Flowers up to 4cm across in spring. Deciduous. 25cm. Good woodland soil in shade.

Epimedium 'Jean O'Neill'£8.00

A new hybrid from Spinners. The long spurred, spidery, flowers are an undescribable pale greenish buff-pink! Evergreen here so don't cut it back, the flowers and new foliage will appear just above the old in spring. Good leafy soil in shade. 30cm.

Epimedium wushanense£8.00

A striking Chinese species making good clumps of narrow jagged leaves and tall stems with masses of long-spurred pale yellow flowers potentially to 1m but normally 60cm. Good soil in shade.

Epimedium x omeiense 'Stormcloud' Og 82.002£8.00

Difficult to describe as the flower colour varies considerably from sun to shade! In shade it is a dull brown-purple, in sun rich reddish fading to yellow spur tips. Big flowers to 4.5cm across on stems to 45cm. Good soil in shade.

Eragrostis curvula£4.00

African Love Grass. Fine, dark green drooping leaves and graceful, arching black flowers from May to October. Evergreen for a warm sunny, well drained position. 90cm.

Eragrostis curvula 'Totnes Burgundy'£4.00

Desirable form with the leaves stained deep burgundy from the tips, improving as the summer goes on. Arching stems of charcoal grey flower panicles to 75cm. Drained soil in full sun.

Eragrostis elliottii£4.00

Brilliant clumps of bright grey, fine foliage and arching stems of charcoal grey flowers all summer and into autumn. For a well drained soil in full sun, an ideal ornamental grass in a big container too.

Erigeron karvinskianus 'Blutenmeer'£4.00

A lovely self-seeder with airy stems with masses of white daisies that turn pink as they are pollinated to 30cm. Perennial but tends to be short lived. Drained soil in sun.

Erodium manescavii£4.00

Clumps of pinnate green foliage and lots of bright pink flowers on strong stems all summer. Drained soil in sun. 25cm.

Eryngium agavifolium£12.00

Amazing rosettes of bright fresh green spiny toothed leaves look a little like a bromeliad until they produce typical white-green sea holly flowers on strong upright stems to 90cm. Drained, good soil in sun.

Eryngium giganteum£5.00

Miss Willmott's Ghost. Very pretty biennial with rosettes of paddle shaped leaves and strong upright stems of spiny silvery flowers in summer. Drained soil in sun. 60cm.

Eucomis bicolor seedling£5.50

A seedling from the robust Eucomis bicolor with intermediate characters including some purple cast to the foliage. A good tough plant to 60cm. Drained soil in sun.

Eucomis comosa 'Cornwood'£6.50

Glistening white flowers with a darker purplish centre on strong pale green stems to 60cm. Bulbous perennial for well drained soil in full sun or grow in a pot and overwinter inside.

Eucomis pallidiflora ssp. pallidiflora£8.00

A giant South African bulb better known by the old name: Eucomis pole-evansii. Broad green leaves and purple spotted stems of greenish cream flowers in summer to 1.2m or more. Drained but good soil in sun. Fairly hardy.

Euonymus spraguei£8.50

Handsome evergreen foliage on this Taiwanese shrub with a habit a bit like a larger form of the common E. fortunei. 1.5m? Shade, even quite dry. Not seen flowers yet.

Eurybia divaricata£4.00

An unusual Aster with its shiny green leaves, black stems and masses of small white flowers with yellow centres that rapidly turn pink - and it likes shade! Low clumps to 60cm, flowers midsummer. Any reasonable soil in shade or part shade.

Festuca mairei£4.00

Atlas Fescue. Foliage similar to Stipa gigantea but with thread-like flowers to 1m. An excellent all year round grass for average soil in sun

Festuca violacea£4.00

Neat tufts of very fine blue-green foliage and pretty tan flowers to 30cm. Drained soil in full sun.

Ficaria verna 'Coppernob'£4.00

Rich coppery brown leaves and warm orange-yellow single flowers in spring. Neat clumps for ordinary to moist soil in sun or light shade. 10cm.

Fragaria vesca 'Multiplex'£4.00

Exquisite little double white flowers on this compact wild strawberry. Low groundcover for sun or light shade. Easy. 15cm.

Fuchsia 'Empress of Prussia'£5.50

AGM Large scarlet and rich magenta flowers in good numbers on this vigorous bushy hardy Fuchsia. Average soil in part or light shade for best growth, can scorch in hot sun. 90cm.

Fuchsia 'Grayrigg'£5.00

Delicate looking palest pink flowers, fading to white, with very light lavender blue corollas on a bright green bushy plant. Hardy once established. Potentially to 1.2m, best in drained but good soil in part shade.

Fuchsia 'Marlies de Keijzer'£4.50

An excellent half-hardy Fuchsia with tiny silvered leaves and miniature reddish flowers in late summer and autumn. ?75cm. Probably best grown in a pot and taken in overwinter.

Fuchsia fulgens£5.00

TENDER AGM Rarely seen now this vigorous species from Mexico has large pale green leaves and big bunches of incredibly long tubed orange-red flowers with distinct creamy-green sepals. Potentially 2m!

Fuchsia glazioviana£4.00

AGM A elegant species with slender bright reddish pink flowers with purple corollas and red filaments. Smallish but broad leaves try to be evergreen. Borderline hardy - drained soil in a sheltered position, light shade. 60cm?