To 60 cms. A rarer beauty. Large, fragrant, flared, pale yellow bell-shaped flowers above dense rosettes of crinkledand toothed leaves. Rare species, almost as large as the “Giant Himalayan Cowslip”. Lovely for under rhododendrons. Winter dormant.

Low growing with pretty blue flowers late winter to spring - ground cover that suits part or full shade.

30 cms. Clump forming with bold, white spotted dark green leaves and pretty reddish pink flowers late winter/spring. Shade. Winter dormant.

To 90 cms in height.  Impressive with lovely double white flowers in summer. Best in semi-shade. Winter dormant.

Height to 1.2 metres. (Yellow Coneflower). Showy yellow flowers with droopy soft yellow rays late summer to autumn.  Cone-like green centres.  Attracts insects.  Drought tolerant. Excellent cut flower. Sun or part shade. Winter dormant.

Height to 20 cms. Evergreen ground cover for open woodland or around shrubs. Moist shade. Light pink flowers followed by red berries. Glossy rich foliage.

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.

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