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.

Height to 50 cms. (False Granny’s bonnet). Lovely small pink flowers. Damp shady woodland under trees. Morning sun or shade. Winter dormant.

 To 10 cms. Beautiful fringed purple bells spring/early summer. Sun/partial shade. Alpine. Alpine. In spring, bears nodding, funnel shaped flowers with fringed petals. Some midday shade best or partial shade in warmer areas. Sharply drained soil. Suits shady crevices. 

To 10 cms. Very cute. Leaves have prominent veins on the underside. Flowers are reddish-violet, striped blue inside, tubular and fringed to one quarter. Alpine.

15 cms. Lavender blue flowers late spring. Moist soil, part shade. Alpine.

Rarer plant  -lovely. (Toad Lily). To 60 cms. Mid- green leaves. Small, lily-like, creamy yellow flowers with heavy purple spotting late summer. Shade. Winter dormant.

(Toad Lily). To 60 cms. Shiny dark green leaves. Large yellow bells with lovely purple spotting late summer/autumn. Shade.
Trilliums – Suitable for under deciduous trees, rhododendrons, woodland areas. Filtered light is ideal. BEST COLLECTED WHEN IN FULL FLOWER. Winter dormant.

Mixed varieties may vary in height and colour. Many are in yellow shades.  Moist fertile soil. Sun or part shade. Winter dormant.