Large round pots. (Bleeding Heart). To 1.2 metres. Clump forming, hardy perennial with fleshy roots and pale green leaves. Arching, fleshy stems produces racemes of pure white flowers shaped like a locket, from mid spring to mid summer. Partial shade best, not too wet. Winter dormant.

To 25 cms. Hanging creamy white bells, green and white striped variegated leaves. Shade. Ground cover for woodland. Winter dormant.

(Shooting Star). To 30 cms. Unusual swept back petals. Light shade, best with some moisture in summer. May be pink or white. Late summer to winter dormant.

Height to 60 cms. Pure white petals overlapping a golden-yellow cone. From summer, masses of blooms over many weeks. Sun. Attractive to butterflies. Useful in dried arrangements and great for cutting.  Winter dormant.

To 20 cms. Flowers July to early August at about the same time as snowdrops. Ideal for lightly wooded or shrubby area – not under evergreens. Humous rich soil that is moist from winter to early spring. Take care when planting as its hard to tell top from bottom. Dormant autumn to early winter.

(Meadowsweet). To 1.5 metres . Stunning with numerous double cream flowers in mid-summer. Best with constant moisture in part shade or full sun. Lovely ground cover for back of herbaceous border or woodland garden. 1 litre pots. Winter dormant. May need collected or trimmed during summer/autumn

To 80 cms in height. Lovely pink flowers in summer. Sun or shade. Winter dormant.

To 1.5 metres. In mid summer produces pale to deep pink flowers in feathery corymbs to 20 cms across on simple or branching stems. Moist soil, sun or part shade. Lovely ground cover for herbaceous border or woodland garden – leave to naturalise. Winter dormant.