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

(Bishop's Hat). 30-40 cms. Lots of pretty deep creamy-lemon flowers and attractive foliage. Great slow growing ground cover and perfect for under trees and shrubs. Suits a drier position in part to full shade. Winter dormant.

10 pieces sent barerooted in damp newspaper. 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.

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.

(Dropwort). 60 cms. Showy, tiny, fragrant creamy white flowers spring/summer. Foliage has carrot-like/fern-like appearance. Light shade/sun. Average/dry but well drained soil. Clump forming for borders, cottage gardens, naturalising. Winter dormant.