(Toad Lily). Beautiful orchid-like flowers in autumn. White with purple spots. Moist soil. Great for shady woodland or perennial border. Well-drained, rich, moist soil. Coded as Number 8.
5 pieces with strong shoots. Late flowering variety about end of march. Lavender/purple/white flowers with purple spots. Yellow at base of petals. Ground cover for part/full shade. Winter dormant. Coded as Number 5.
Blue forget-me-not-like flowers that are blue with white eyes. Shade and moist location. Suits rock garden, edging, woodland garden, containers. Ground cover. Tolerates dry shade and drought.
To 8 cms. Scalloped deep green leaves. Magenta or purple flowers with yellow eyes. Early flowering. Sun to part shade. Moist soil.
To 20 cms. large pink flowers on short stems above the leaf rosette. Early spring flowering. Slightly moist but well drained soil. Part shade. Winter dormant.
To 30 cms. The first ‘red leaf’ variety. The red blush on the green leaf is more prominent in the spring and fades to more green throughout the season. Amazing variety that has green leaves with red petioles that extend into the leaf blade and there is also a thin red margin around the leaf. In spring, the leaf between the veins will start to ‘blush’ red from the tip of the leaf down toward the base. Shade, moist soil. Winter dormant.