In spring, the new fronds emerge with a bronze flush, but as they age they turn dark green and develop a leathery texture. The colour of the stem is attractive too, being a bright red initially, but losing its intensity over time. This evergreen fern will slowly spread to form a good-sized clump, so makes excellent groundcover in a woodland garden.
Leopard's Bane. A slowly spreading compact perennial with heart-shaped green leaves. Golden yellow daisy-like flowerheads. Suitable for tubs. Height 30cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from March to April. Herbaceous. Hardy.
Yellow Whitlow Grass. A cushion of dark green rosettes with dense clusters of bright yellow flowers. Height 10cm. Spread 25cm. Flowers from March to April. Semi-evergreen. Hardy. Protect from winter wet.
House plant for foliage display in mid to low light situations. Feed monthly and keep lightly damp.
House plant for foliage display in mid to low light situations. Feed monthly and keep lightly damp.
House plant for foliage display in mid to low light situations. Feed monthly and keep lightly damp.
House plant for foliage display in mid to low light situations. Feed monthly and keep lightly damp.
Vibrant, fresh Dracaena with bright green, yellow and white, long, arching, lance-shaped leaves arranged around a central stem. Leaves are predominantly a lemon-lime background colour, sometimes tending towards yellow, with a central stripe of darker green edged in white.
Tender, erect, palm-like, evergreen tree bearing broadly strap-shaped, bright green leaves, flushed white at the edges. Loose, upright panicles of lightly fragrant, star-shaped, white flowers occasionally bloom in summer.
Dragon's Head. A clump-forming, low perennial with small hairy leaves. Pretty bluish purple tubular flowers on leafy stems. Height 20-30cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from June to July. Herbaceous. Hardy. Very drought tolerant once established.
Dragon's Head. A clump-forming low perennial with small hairy leaves. Pretty white tubular flowers on leafy stems. Height 20-30cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from June to July. Herbaceous. Hardy. Very drought tolerant once established.
Hardy perennial produces intense blue flowers. Forms bushy plants. Prefers full sun or half shade. 30cm.
Golden Male Fern. A handsome fern with crested, arched fronds twisted at the tips. Height 90cm. Spread 90cm. Evergreen. Hardy. Sheltered site.
A graceful fern forming a shuttlecock of arching fronds. New fronds unfurl pale green maturing to dark green. Height 90cm. Spread 90cm. Evergreen. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
Golden Male Fern. A dwarf fern with wide crisped and congested fronds twisted at the tips. Height 30cm. Spread 30cm. Evergreen. Hardy. Sheltered site.
Semi-evergreen. Mid rib and stalks are densely covered with golden brown scales. Height 3ft x 3ft. Any reasonable soil, shady conditions.
A small fern with short broad fronds. 50cm. Sun or partial shade.
Broad Buckler Fern. A handsome fern forming a shuttlecock of dark green, prettily crisped, and wavy fronds with midribs and stalks covered in dark brown scales. Height 50cm. Spread 1.2m. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
A semi-evergreen native of Japan that will do well in the UK garden. Fronds are dark green with serrated margins and arching. Height 2 feet.
Broad Buckler Fern. A handsome fern forming a shuttlecock of dark green, prettily crisped, finely divided fronds with midribs and stalks covered in pale brown scales. Height 60-90cm. Spread 45cm. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
A handsome fern, slowly creeping, forming triangular fronds which are copper-red when young slowly turning dark green with green midribs. Height 60cm. Spread 40cm. Evergreen. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
Autumn fern is a colourful groundcover with pink fiddleheads that turn coppery orange as they unfurl. Fronds age to a lustrous dark green and remain well into winter. New growth continues through the season, giving a colourful tapestry effect of copper and green from spring to late fall.
A handsome fern, slowly creeping, forming finely divided triangular fronds which are bronze when young, slowly turning dark green with green midribs. Height 25-30cm. Spread 40cm. Evergreen. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
Forming well crisped fronds ruffled at the edges with green midribs. Height 60cm. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.
The native Cristata male fern forming well crisped fronds ruffled at the edges with green midribs. Height 60cm. Spread 1m. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered site.
An outstanding hardy, evergreen fern. Unique leathery, pinnate, lance shaped dark green fronds. Pinnae margin finely serrated. Height 60cm (2ft).
Wallich's Wood Fern. A magnificent fern. The young unfolding fronds and yellow-green, contrasting well with the black hairy midrib and stems. Height 60cm. Spread 75cm. Deciduous. Hardy.
A high quality dwarf wax bean, with strong frame and upright habit. Yellow beans are carried off the ground with a canopy of leaves for protection. Compact habit, suitable for use in containers.
Excellent plant habit coupled with high yields of slender dark green beans over a long harvesting period. For those of you looking for 'fine/filet' beans- try these. 6-8mm in diameter but still pickable without breaking.
The world's first purple podded 'daisy type' French Bean. A heavy cropper with all pods held well above foliage for easy picking. Attractive purple flowers and masses of slender long beans.
Late maturing variety with strong vigorous upright plant habit with pods carried high on bush. Pods are round, stringless, straight and dark green. High level of disease resistance.
Smooth, round, slender beans 12-13cm long with excellent flavour. Very prolific, producing extremely high yields. Early maturing. Good disease resistance. White seeded and white flowered.
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Dark green pencil pods. Standard dwarf bean variety. Suitable for steaming and salads.
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Dwarf bicoloured variety looks great in containers. The variety produces good quality beans over a long period. Ideal as a patio vegetable variety.
The darkest succulent with dark red/black foliage. Small scarlet flower in late season, Sept/Oct. Drought tolerant. Suitable for containers or screened gardens. Height 15cm, plant 15-22cm apart for good spread. Slow growing.
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