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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Beautiful glowing, deep pink flowers in autumn to 80cm and semi-double but with clear yellow centres. A striking but subtle plant. Drained soil in sun.
Masses of scented creamy flowers, with two layers of "petals" in autumn. May be a wild collection. An elegant upright plant ideal for mixing with other plants. 80cm.
Compact domes of ludicrous orange-red pompoms in autumn. Looks like a bedding plant but is actually a good hardy border plant. Drained soil in sun, 40cm.
A bushy subshrub with greyish mallow-like foliage and spires of glowing silvery lavender flowers all summer and autumn to 1.5m. Well drained soil in full sun. Rare.
Hardy begonia from Japan with deep green leaves with brilliant red undersides and pink flowers from midsummer into autumn. Deciduous. Drained soil in some shade is best. 50cm.
Half-hardy sub-shrub with light green foliage and spires of orange-red pouched flowers in summer and autumn. Probably best in a cool, part shaded spot. 60cm?
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.
AGM Unusual lanceolate leaves on a willowy upright plant producing masses of elegant red and purple flowers from midsummer. Distinctive reddish stems. Should be hardy in drained soil, best in some shade.
AGM Beautiful narrow golden leaves on this elegant hardy fuchsia, often tinted red with cooler weather. Delicate looking red flowers drip from the stems in summer and autumn. Potentially to 1.5m but usually less.
A very pretty variegated ivy with dark green, grey, white and bright lime green markings on the leaves often tinted red in cold weather. Evergreen groundcover and moderate climber.
Long lost label but think this is the correct name. Variegated with a slightly creamy bright white margin and long pointed central lobes. Compact ground cover or gently climbing.
The humble hyssop may be overlooked as an ornamental but it makes excellent companions for smaller grasses like Stipa tenuissima and likes the same drained sunny position. Blue flowers in summer to 30cm.
Eye catching indeed. Typical grey-green mallow like foliage on a shrubby plant displays largish rich pink flowers with bright reddish eyes from midsummer to the frosts. Drained soil in full sun. Cut back in spring. 1.5m?
Attractive grey felted foliage on this white flowered species. Unlike other Marrubium the flowers are actually visible in their whorls on stems above the foliage! 50cm. Drained soil in full sun.
A recent introduction with striking greyish foliage that turns purplish red in late summer with clouds of fine red flowers above. Clump forming for good soil in full sun. 1.2m.
One of the earlier shrubby salvia hybrids with a low habit, dark leaves and clouds of rich purple flowers from mid summer to the first frosts. Suckering. 50cm. Drained soil in full sun.
A stunning, hardy, Salvia involucrata hybrid makes an upright bushy plant with spires of brilliant deep almost purplish pink flowers to 90cm. Drained soil in full sun.
