To 60 cms. Rare – a creeping perennial plant, with light green leaves and unusual, pale yellow and brownish red flowers. Suits partial shade, moist soil. Good for woodland areas and perennial borders. Winter dormant.
To 20 cms. Pretty white flowers but some have a bluish tinge. Spring flowering. Attracts bees, butterflies and moths. Sun or part shade. Suits rock garden or front of border. Winter dormant.
To 40 cms. Leaves have thick substance and are clear lime to mid green. Dark purply red stems with the colour extending into the base of the leaves. Slight veining. Violet flowers. Winter dormant.
(May Apple). To 30 cms. Trillium like mottled leaves that are deeply lobed. White/pink flowers followed by a large red tomato-like fruit. Moist peaty soil and part to full shade. Part shade. Winter dormant.
To 70 cms. Flowers will vary in colour as they are from a hybrid - shades of blue from spring to autumn, very long flowering. Cut back in early summer for repeat blooming. Drought tolerant, full sun. Dry to average soil, good drainage. Great for cottage gardens, containers, borders or mass plantings. Winter dormant.
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