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Saxifraga Scarlet is a hardy, every green cushion – like ground cover forming a mat of tiny, bright green leaves. During Winter and Spring it is covered in masses if starry scarlet-red flowers with cream centres, Ideal for pot, boarders, rockeries Botanical name: Saxifraga x apiculata Scarlet
Saxifraga White is a hardy, every green cushion – like ground cover forming a mat of tiny, bright green leaves. During Winter and Spring it is covered in masses if starry white flowers with cream centres, Ideal for pot, boarders, rockeries Botanical name: Saxifraga x apiculata White form
Michelia Scented Pearl has a compact shape, attractive green foliage with brownish backing and outstanding flowering ability. Produces scented creamy-white flowers during spring. Botanical Name Michelia yunnanensis ‘Scented Pearl’
Scleranthus Biflorus also known as the cushion bush is a bright green mossy-looking, mounding perennial oringinating from the alpine regions of Australia and New Zealand. Ideal ground cover and for growing between rocks, in cool ferneries and in containers. Botanical name: Scleranthus biflorus
A low-growing perennial forming a dense, golden-green, carpet-like mat. Tiny, star-shaped white flowers appear in spring. Works between stepping stones, in rock gardens, and as a soft groundcover in sheltered positions. Grows in part shade to full sun with moist, well-drained soil. Handles light foot traffic. Stays low — under 5cm. Frost tolerant and evergreen….
Limonium Perezii is a compact.evergreen perennial displaying heads of purple and white flowers on tall steams. Also known as statice it is ideal for cutting or drying flowers and a low maintence addition to garden beds, containers and coastal sites Botanical Name Limonium Perezii
Sea Urchin is a tough Aloe with frost tolerance, excellent drought tolerance and a more compact shape Sea Urchin Aloe provides modern blue/green foliage with orange flowers Botanical name: Aloe hyrbid “Andsea”
A dainty, ever-blooming perennial with masses of small daisy flowers that start white and gradually turn pink — creating a two-tone effect across the plant. Self-seeds gently to fill gaps in walls, cracks in paving, and cottage-style borders. Grows in full sun to part shade. Handles a range of soil types and conditions. Low maintenance…
Sedum adolphii is a charming succulent prized for its vibrant, golden-green foliage. This low-growing perennial forms dense mats of fleshy leaves, tinged with hues of yellow and orange, intensifying in sunlight. Ideal for rock gardens, containers, or ground cover, it thrives in well-draining soil and ample sunlight, tolerating drought and poorer soil conditions. Sedum adolphii…
A low, spreading sedum with rounded, deep purple-bronze foliage and bright raspberry-pink, star-shaped flowers in late summer. The dark foliage and vivid flowers create a strong colour combination. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in rockeries, gravel gardens, borders, and containers. Frost hardy and very low maintenance. Dies back…
A compact sedum with green leaves edged in creamy-white, forming a dense, ground-hugging mat. Tiny star-shaped pink flowers appear in late summer. Low growing and tidy. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in rockeries, pot displays, and garden edges. Frost hardy and low maintenance. Botanical name: Hylotelephium ‘Birthday Party’
A compact sedum with deep green, fleshy leaves forming a tidy mound. Intense rosy-pink flower clusters appear in late summer and early autumn, attracting bees and butterflies. Small but colourful. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in containers, rockeries, and garden edges. Frost hardy. Botanical name: Hylotelephium ‘Hot Stuff’
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