Hardy Perennial - can be grown as an Annual.  Mound shaped habit with pure white petalled flowers with golden yellow centres centres. Better suited to larger size pot production.

Hardy Perennial.  Café Crème has unusual pearly grey flowers with bronze-yellow purplish tinted tubes on a dark green foliage.

Hardy Perennial.  The first F1 hybrid on the market with far superior performance to any other Digitalis both in uniformity for the grower and overall garden performance. First year flowering with even better performance in the second year.

Hardy Biennial.  The first primrose yellow digitalis to come true from seed. Suitable for 9cm and 1 litre pot production.

Half-hardy Perennial.  Compact plants with blue flowers veined with purple suitable for 9cm to 2 litre pot production.

Hardy Perennial.  Clump forming geranium producing white flowers flecked with mauve blue.

Hardy Perennial.  Earlier and more prolific flowering than any other variety with good plant vigour throughout the whole production process.

Hardy Perennial.  A curious plant with amazing flower heads. The rustic blooms are made up of a central brown head covered in many rich yellow florets.

Hardy Perennial.  Scabious like flowers blue, mauve, red, pink and salmon in colour on strong tall stems makes this an interesting choice as a cut flower.

Hardy Perennial.  Dense double Scabious like flowers in strong cherry red make this a useful cut flower item.

Hardy Perennial.  Interesting compact knifophia with a bright red poker, which is green at the base.

Hardy Perennial.  Striking blue/mauve flowers contrast with blue/green foliage. Dwarf compact spreading habit.
Long flowering period.
Final garden height: 20cm (8 inches).

Hardy Perennial.  First year flowering from a January sowing with high quality stems in a range of colours including many interesting bicolours.

Hardy Perennial.  Compact plants with attractive white flowers will flower in a 1 litre pot.

Hardy Perennial.  Exquisite purple veined, magenta flowers on strong growing plants.