For those who need the new plants here are the 25 most recently added plants. Not necessarily new but just new to the website, or sometimes a plant we haven't had available for some time.
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A beautiful and elegant German selection with fresh green foliage and sprays of creamy white flowers on strong upright stems to 1.8m. Good soil in sun or part shade.
AGM A stunning and well behaved Golden Rod with purple flushed foliage, best in full sun. Open, elegant heads of long narrow branches covered in yellow flowers in late summer. 1.2m. Average to good soil.
Clumps of upright stems that will produce masses of dusky reddish-purple flowers in summer and autumn. Drained soil in full sun. Self-seeds usefully, ie a little! 45cm.
New to us this hybrid aster has dark flushed leaves and near black stems topped with spires of near white flowers in autumn. Airy and elegant, to 1.2m. Good soil in sun.
Lovely light green foliage with brown marks and clouds of white flowers with the faintest veins May to September. Ordinary soil in sun or light shade, 40cm.
A lovely martagon hybrid with pinkish buds that open to reveal orange flowers with reddish spots on stems to 1.2m. Good, drained but not dry, soil in light or part shade.
Colourful violet flowers from July on a compact plant. New leaves are deep pink with broad rounded lobes and colour well in autumn. Flowers all summer in moister soil in sun.
Clumps of upright stems with few, fresh green leaves topped with masses of airy whorled flowers from midsummer. Best in a good soil and it will be best out of the wind but it's not essential. 1.2m. Hardy.
AGM Delightful white daisies flushed with rose-pink that deepen as they age, opening in sun. On dull days the grey-blue backs are still interesting! Bushy habit for well drained soil in a sheltered sunny spot. 30cm.
AGM Pure white daisies over greyish foliage making a low, rather sprawling plant for the front of the border. Hardy in a warm sunny spot with good drainage. 30cm high, 60cm spread.
A much improved selection of the Perennial Quaking Grass with rich blue-green leaves and larger purplish flowers to 45cm. Best in morning sun where the light catches the dew on it!
An un-named seedling from Elizabeth Strangman. Big arrow shaped leaves emerge rich coppery red alongside generous sprays of tiny white starry flowers. Good soil in shade. 40cm.
An excellent form (or possible hybrid) of this species with bold rich blue-purple flowers in late summer. Pretty spring leaves and brilliant autumn foliage colour. Ordinary soil in sun. 50cm.
A very pretty compact ivy with mid green leaves heavily speckled and splashed creamy yellow. Not a great spreader or climber so good for a shaded pot or container. 15cm.
Pretty pink flowers with darker veins on this form collected by Janis Ruksans from the Talish Mountains in southern Azerbaijan. Drained soil in full sun, summer dormant. 20cm.
Very compact clumps of greyish leaves produce rich purple flowers with spotted orange throats and pale yellow beards to 15cm in spring. Well drained soil in full sun, or alpine house.
White flowers faintly flushed with pink and with pretty pink eyelash-like stripes leading into the green centre. Greyish foliage. Well drained soil in full sun. 10cm.
Pretty silvery blue flowers of a decent size on strong stems to 1.5m. A good, earlier flowering species, August into late autumn, well worth trying in good soil in sun.
Bright green rosettes with strong red winter colour persisting well through spring. Contrasting silver hairy tips. 15cm. Well drained soil in full sun.
