MonkshoodWell known to medieval sleuths everywhere. This perennial is an old world favourite for the cottage garden (or the monastery). Most effective for borders, it offers palmate, leathery foliage of lustrous, dark green. Dark blue hooded flowers rise up in pyramidal forms in midsummer. Long lived and trouble free. Monkshood grows best in the shade but will tolerate some sun. Usually requires no staking.

They grow to a height of 90–120 cm the first year

Enjoy years of festive holiday blooms

Huge quantities of red-and-white

The attention-getting blooms serve as a beacon for butterflies

the pollen-free blooms are ideal for fresh bouquets or as an eye-catching border addition

Strong stems hold the fragrant flowers upright

There's so much to love about this lowgrowing tulip

Our gorgeous White Picotee Amaryllis outlined in vivid red is flanked by two Magical Touch bulbs whose brilliant red blooms sport delicate white edging

This unique and little-known bulb produces a carpet of colour made up of pale blue

highly productive and easy to grow

40 cm stem supports a reddish-purple

these rose-pink