Height to 40 cms. Lovely deepest red flowers late spring/summer. Bronze/green foliage. Moist shade. Winter dormant.

To 30 cms in height. Rare and seldom available. Wide rosettes are composed of dark, glossy greeen, heart-shaped leaves, each highlighted by attractive lighter veins. Slender, tall purple spikes in spring, adorned with tiny white flowers. Some moisture, rich woodland soil. Winter dormant. One only.

To 45 cms. This is similar to ‘Solomon’s Seal’ but has larger flowers and is evergreen.  The foliage is dark green. There are pendulous lemon-scented white flowers in early summer. Fast growing and clump forming, hardy perennial.  Suits semi-shade and a moist but well drained soil.

Yellow flowers. Great for dry shade as ground covers. To 35 cms.  Winter dormant usually.

To 40 cms. Good groundcover and great for dry shade. Small creamy yellow flowers in spring. Leaves often take on reddish tones especially later in the season. Winter dormant.

(Dog's Tooth Violet). To 30 cms in height. Large yellow flowers in spring. Moist, well-drained soil. Partial shade best. Suits woodland conditions. Winter dormant.

COLLECT NOVEMBER ONWARDS WHEN TALL. To 1 metre. Upright clump forming and somewhat bushy. Masses of slender 5-petalled star-like white flowers held in loose corymbs on wiry, branching, distinctively red stems in late spring to early summer. Moist, humus rich soil - quite drought tolerant once established. Lovely as a background plant for part shade. Foliage is an attractive red colour in autumn. A lovey rare, specimen plant. Winter dormant.

This beautiful Hepatica has marbled leaves and grows to about 20 cms in height. White flowers in spring. Partial shade is best. Winter dormant.