(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. Sent in damp newspaper in a bag to conserve moisture.
To 40 cms. Masses of light yellow daisy-like flowers and very long flowering. A trim back promotes more flowering. Sun.
20 pieces. Deep green, glossy, arrowhead leaves. Long-tailed, brown and white flowers that suggest mice doing handstands in the greenery. Ground cover. Part shade. Goes dormant in hot weather. Winter dormant.
To 20 cms. Single, bright red/orange flowers with yellow stamens. Ground cover – suits rockery, borders & over walls. Suits dry, rocky or sandy, well-drained soil in full sun. Trim after flowering to encourage growth.
To 1.5 metre. Purple tinted stems and ferny like foliage. Clusters of large, fluffy-looking flowers with lilac petals and pale yellow stamens. Summer flowering. Sun or part shade. Suits cottage, woodland or meadow. Winter dormant.