Low growing ground cover. Beautiful dusky raspberry-coral flowers in early spring. The foliage is strongly silver-marked, sharply pointed and upright. Medium moisture, well-drained soil in part to full shade. Winter dormant.
To 1 metre. Rare specimen plant. The bold, divided leaves often take on a bronze caste when they first emerge in spring. Large airy plumes of creamy to deep-pink flowers appear in early to mid-summer, and these are useful for cutting or even drying. With its bold, divided leaves this forms an exotic-looking clump that ads a unique foliage accent to amy moist border. Plants prefer a moist, dappled shade setting, but will grow in full sun at the waterside. Useful as a bold, architectural specimen plant. Water during dry weather. 1 litre pots - winter dormant.
(Meadow Rue). To 1.3 metres. Sun to part shade.Lovely fern-like foliage and pretty lavender flowers with yellow anthers in summer. Upright form of growth but airier and less bushy than other varieties. Best staked. Winter dormant.
To 45 cms. Evergreen, resembling a Solomon’s Seal, but with snakes-skin patterns on the stem. Dark green foliage. Pendulous lemon-scented, pale greenish-yellow flowers early summer. Ground cover. Semi-shade, moist and well drained soil.
To 25 cms. Hanging creamy white bells, attractive green and white striped variegated leaves. Shade. Ground cover for woodland. Winter dormant.
Epimediums mixed – may include pink/red, creamy lemon, yellow, or autumn tonings. Useful ground covers for dry shade as ground covers. Height to 35 cms. Foliage often takes on autumn tonings later in the season.