Amsonia tabernaemontana | Blue Star Childs apron This coloured variety is divine

This coloured variety is divine and is a beautiful two-tone pink and is slightly lower growing than some of the other varieties that we grow - it looks amazing planted en masse

it has large approximately 7cm-wide flowers with a prominent

5cm across the widest part

Phygelius aequalis or Cape Fuchsias are a native of South Africa but are surprisingly hardy perennials

Plant Thryptomene in a well-drained soil and a sunny to lightly shaded position

Amsonia tabernaemontana | Blue Star Childs apron This coloured variety is divineThis very pretty perennial was actually selected by the American Horticultural Society as one of the top 75 great plants for American gardens. Flowering in late spring and into early summer with clusters of the most delicate pastel pale blue star shaped flowers that are borne on tall sturdy stems that stand above the willow shaped foliage that colours up beautifully in autumn to shades of gold. Absolutely fabulous as a cut flower, and this certainly