Carex scaposa
An unusual sedge with spikes of pink flowers fading to cream. Rare and desirable. Hardiness is disputed; sheltered spot or cold glass for winter. To 30cm tall.| 2L | Perennial | £12.00 |  |
Cautleya spicata
A fabulous hardy ginger with yellow flowers and red bracts in summer. Likes good soil in light shade. Grows to 60cm in height.| 2L | Perennial | £9.00 | |
Convallaria majalis AGM
Lily of the Valley. Spikes of sweetly scented white flowers around 15cm tall in April. Excellent groundcover. Any soil, sun or part shade. Poisonous, so don't eat it!| 1L | Perennial | £6.00 | |
Convallaria majalis 'Albostriata'
Lily of the Valley. A desirable form with pinstriped leaves, plus the all-important scented white flowers in April. 15cm. Poisonous, so don't eat it!| 1L | Perennial | £9.00 | |
Convallaria majalis 'Hardwick Hall'
Lily of the Valley. This form bears an irregular marginal variegation to the foliage. Classic white flowers in April and May. 20cm. Don't eat it!| 1L | Perennial | £7.00 | |
Convallaria majalis var rosea
Lily Of The Valley. This pink flowered form can be a little slower to get going than the others but is definitely worth it. Height to 15cm. Don't eat it!| 1L | Perennial | £9.00 | |
Cornus canadensis
Herbaceous Dogwood. Fresh apple-green leaves in spring turning burgundy in autumn. White flowers in May. Makes a stunning carpet under trees and shrubs. 10cm tall, spread...| 3L | Perennial | £12.00 | |
Crinum x powellii
Hardy hybrid with stunning large pink trumpet flowers from June to August. For good soil in full sun or light shade. 1.2m in flower.| 2L | Perennial | £12.00 | |
Cynara cardunculus AGM
Cardoon. Giant bold and architectural silver foliage with artichoke flowers on stems 2m tall. Seems to grow in any soil except wet, and loves sunshine!| 2L | Perennial | £9.00 | |