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 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.
Low growing evergreen groundcover with heart shaped leaves. The stems are clothed with whiteish hairs and the leaf tops shorter almost gingery hairs. Small reddish-cream flowers in spring. 15cm, Good soil in shade.
Lilac pink flowers with the usual purplish veins are enhanced by each petal being divided more than usual giving a frilly look. Shiny semi-evergreen leaves. 30cm. Shade, even quite dry.
A delightful umbellifer with fresh green foliage and showy yellow flowers and bracts in late spring. Ideal for part shade, average to good soil. Biennial/Monocarpic so allow to self seed. 75cm.
Clumps of upright stems produce clear yellow flowers with twisted petals in mid-late spring. This form appears brighter than normal. 60cm. Good soil in shade.
A lovely fluffy white flowered form of this classic cottage garden perennial. Clumps of Aquilegia-like foliage emerge in late winter and the flowers from mid-spring to 90cm. Good soil in light shade.
A low growing woodlander from the eastern USA with finely cut foliage and arching heads of light pink flowers. Originally grown from wild collected seed then divided. 25cm.
AGM Low growing patches of blueish green ferny foliage and tough creamy flowers with a little lilac pink at the base in spring. Decent soil in shade. 30cm.
An unusual bulbous plant making a spike of starry greenish white flowers on a wiry stem to 50cm in summer. Rare British native. Easy in decent soil in light shade.
A lovely bulbous type from the Cape of South Africa with greyish green, finely divided foliage on stems to 20cm topped with big pink flowers in summer. Drained soil in a sunny spot.
AGM A neat, compact form of London Pride with pink and white starry flowers over clumps of deep green rosettes of evergreen foliage. Best in some shade here in Norfolk. 15cm.
A lovely white form of this useful hardy American prairie species. Upright spires of flowers on strong stems. Distinctive pale green leaves. Drained soil in full sun. 75cm.
Clouds of glistening white flowers over nearly flat carpets of trifoliate deep green leaves in spring. Evergreen groundcover for shade. 15cm. Average to good soil.
Deeply divided leaves in a glowing lemon yellow on this attractive ivy that can climb or be left to cover the ground. Great for brightening up a shady corner.
AGM Glorious shining white flowers over clumps of grey foliage from midwinter throughout spring. Well drained soil in full sun. Even better in a porch or cold greenhouse. 15cm.
A very good value bulb, flowering for weeks in spring and early summer. Long-lasting spikes of rich sky blue flowers to 15cm. Unobtrusive foliage. Good soil in sun or light shade.
A little larger than average with lovely fresh green leaves marbled with light green and grey. Clear yellow flowers shaded with green, especially on the backs in early spring. 10cm.
