This super frost hardy aloe relative from Southern Africa makes a shrub some 150cm tall by as much wide shrub. The striated stems are well clothed with narrow dark green succulent leaves. Read more about Aloiampelos striatula
Our source describes this as having been gifted from an old aunt, many years ago. Regardless, they are very tough bulbs wanting nothing more than a sunny spot which dries out in summer. They will flower from mid-February to mid-march. We are selling large bulbs. Read more about Amaryllis belladonna ‘White Flowered’
Featured in our pear walk and one of the loveliest of all the flowers in the garden this outstanding cultivar makes metre tall stems topped by glistening pure white flowers from late summer until well into the autumn. Cut back all the way to the ground after flowering. Read more about Anemone x hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’
This perennial snapdragon from the hills of Morocco and Spain which, during late spring and summer, carries rose pink flowers on short stems over mounds of blue-green fuzzy foliage. In hot districts a little light shade is beneficial otherwise it is happy in full sun. Read more about Antirrhinum hispanicum ‘Roseum’
