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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BSWJ10478 Collected in Costa Rica at 2800m. Neat twiggy bushes with small silvery leaves and small tubular pink flowers from midsummer into early winter. Round black berries in autumn. Probably hardy but take cuttings! 1m?
A rare and choice form of this evergreen groundcover. Very glossy, dark green leaves and short spikes of white flowers in early spring. Average soil in shade or part shade. 20cm.
New to us. Branched plants bearing purple-blue flowers in summer and autumn on a branching plant, so far to 50cm, probably taller once established. Seems hardy. Best in part/light shade.
A bit different to the normal B. grandis evansiana types, with a lower growing habit, olive green leaves flushed red and covered with bright silver spots. Light to mid pink flowers from midsummer. Well drained but not dry soil in shade. 30cm.
Light pink flowers like Geranium sanguineum var. striatum but a little richer. Looks like the flowers are more rounded too. Neat clumps to 20cm. Flowers from May to the autumn. Drained soil in sun.
Syn. 'Hardy Form'. New to us but supposedly hardy form of this spectacular sage with upright spikes of big bright pink tubular flowers that will arch over as they mature. Reddish stems and veins. Well drained, warm sheltered position in sun. 1.5m.
Compact evergreen shrub with a more open habit than typical of the family. Lots of whiteis pale purple flowers in summer. Can be pruned to size but 1.2m unpruned. Warm sheltered spot, drained soil.
A striking golden variegated sport of 'Karl Foerster' from the USA. Yellow striped leaves and golden stems with the usual purple-ish flower in May and June, tawny seedheads until late winter. Good soil in sun, 1.5m.
A selection from Moravia in the Czech Republic with a compact habit and showy metallic flowers from June till autumn. Seedheads good overwinter. Decent soil in sun or light shade. 50cm.
A fairly perennial bright and rich pink seedling from Linaria 'Peachy' that turned up here. Not going to name it as there are too many already! Grey foliage, sun and well drained soil. 1.2m.
Rare species collected in Lesotho, clump forming from bulbs with bright green three lobed leaves and masses of funnel shaped terracotta pink flowers in summer and autumn. Drained soil in full sun. 15cm.
A slightly unusual form in that this has greyish green foliage with bright rusty red autumn colour on the upright clumps to 1m. Sprays of reddish flowers from late summer. Decent soil in full sun.
Recent P. orientale hybrid from John Greenlee. Upright clumps of foliage topped with masses of tail-like feathery spikes to 1m. Drained soil in full sun.
Clumps of upright stems clad with narrow trifoliate leaves and topped with heads of peachy pink bobble-like flowers all summer. Shorter than the normal form, to about 35cm. Ordinary soil in sun. Well behaved and easy!
An amazing tall plant with a branching habit and spires of light purple flowers that can go on all summer if dead headed. Seems sterile so maybe a hybrid. Drained but good soil in full sun. 1.8m.
Rich purple flowers with a white throat marking on this robust selection to 45cm. Hardy in a well drained soil in full sun. Cut back the old growth in early spring to new shoots.
Very similar to Geranium 'Mavis Simpson' this hybrid has pale pink flowers with veins on the back. Low growing clumps with trailing summer flower stems. Drained soil in sun. 15cm by 1m spread.
An excellent form of the evergreen British native primarily grown for the pods that split open in winter to reveal bright orange seeds. This form has clear, light yellow flowers in early summer. 60cm. Average soil in shade or part shade.
Rarely seen now, this has upright leaves, narrower than some and lots of clear pink flowers in spring to 25cm. Good autumn and winter red-purple leaf colour. Drained soil in sun or light shade.
AGM TENDER winter flowering species for a cold greenhouse or conservatory, or possible a very warm, sheltered garden. A bushy shrub with grey-green downy leaves and big spikes of strongly scented mauve flowers. 2.4m.
Mint green leaves with bold silver and burgundy chevrons, the whole leaf will turn bright red with cold weather when grown in sun, retaining the chevron. Good soil in sun or part/light shade. 45cm.
Stunning, strong yellow flowers with contrasting purple centres. Not one for the faint hearted but very effective with blue flowers. Drained soil in sun, 1m.
Greyish green leaves and bristly purplish flowers on upright stems to 1.2m so far for this new plant to our collection. A rye from the far east. Average soil in sun.
AGM Warm bronzed orange buds open to clear yellow flowers on distinctive dark stems. A stand out plant in the Wisley Trial. Neat clumps flowering July-September, 75cm. Drained soil in sun.
