Hardy perennial
One of the iconic cottage garden perennials, this classic flowered poppy with its characteristic black centre is a real low-maintenance, easy plant. Best started from bare roots in autumn and early spring, this mix of shades will include reds, oranges, pinks, and whites. Be bold and plant them randomly, or if you prefer to see what colour they flower, grow them in a pot for the first few months and see what shades you get.
Peruvian lilies are prized for their long-stemmed blooms, which make magnificent cut flowers. This collection will provide colour in borders and patio containers for months on end, with plenty to spare for summer bouquets. This collection includes Alstroemeria Indian Summer, Alstroemeria Summer Breeze, and Alstroemeria Summer Lovely.
This generous collection of perennials will bring colour to your borders year after year. Specially selected to flower in succession from late spring to autumn, your garden will always look its best for the entire growing season. Collection includes: Aquilegia Mrs Scott Elliott, Geum Mrs Bradshaw, Digitalis (Foxglove) Dalmation Mixed, Leucanthemum Crazy Daisy, and Echinacea (Cone Flower) Nectar Pink
With a wide range of heights, shapes, and forms to select from, these perennials are perfect for adding interest and colour to your garden borders. They provide exceptionally good value for money, growing and spreading every season to provide years of stunning floral displays.
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This Begonia Apricot Shades Mix is a fabulous choice for filling your spring garden with gorgeous colour. With a rich blend of orange and yellow blooms and a long flowering period, this begonia will do well in full sun as well as in shade. Just pot these plug plants on and grow under cover until frosts are over, then plant out into pots, borders and hanging baskets.
