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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Brilliant reddish magenta flowers on this form from Graham Gough. Silvery grey foliage and strong flower stems to 90cm. Self seeds in dry soil in full sun.
Striking spires of clean pink flowers rise above lightly bronzed foliage in spring. Very floriferous and a good doer making a low evergreen carpet. 15-20cm.
An oddity with unusual rounded oblong leaves, rich green and grey splashed and speckled with white. Semi-upright habit and slow/small growing. Best in good light.
AIS Ivy of the Year 2005. Neat grey and green variegated leaves with a creamy white margin and veins. A pretty and compact variety ideal for containers or other small spaces.
AGM Quite large curly leaves with exagerated long, five-lobed divisions that curls back. A vigorous ground cover or climber, or trim to a large pot for a tropical look.
Tidy clumps of showy powder blue-grey leaves to 25cm and short spikes of flowers a little taller. Evergreen and tough. Best in drained soil in full sun.
Devil's-bit scabious. A delightful soft but rich blue flowered native scabious with the bobbles of flower dancing above the foliage on wiry stems. Ordinary soil in sun or part shade. 60cm.
The wonderful old red form of this tough perennial scabious. Airy and great at mixing. Much less self-seeding than the pastel versions. Drained soil in sun, 90cm.
Really good clear, rich, pink spires of flowers on this clasic border perennial. Lower and leafier than Veronicastrum ideal near the front of a border. Good soil, sun. 1m.
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.
A brilliant dark purple leaved form of the hardy British native Vervain. Low scrambling clumps ideal for spilling through other plants and over the edges of containers or raised beds. Sun, drained soil. 50cm.
Gold veined oxalis. Pretty yellow reticulate veined leaves and sporadic pale pink flowers. Can be grown indoors or out in a sheltered spot. Drained soil, sun. 10cm.
AGM Striking silvery white feathery plumes of flowers over fine rich green clumps of foliage in summer. Narrow upright growth habit to 80cm. Sun, well drained.
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.
