Armeria 'Splendens'

Armeria 'Splendens'Armeria Splendens, also known as Thrift or Ladys Cushion, is a delightful little perennial that brings a fresh, coastal charm to the garden. Its neat cushions of evergreen foliage are topped with globe shaped clusters of pink flowers that dance above the leaves from mid spring into summer. Compact, tidy, and full of character, its a lovely choice for borders, rockeries, gravel gardens, or anywhere you want a clean splash of brightness without

your garden will be graced with a lovely display of deep red blooms

Polystichum tsussimense (Korean rock fern) is a fern native to East Asia

Our Rheum rhabarbarum Livingstone is a clump-forming perennial plant

the tree will display a striking warm colours - making it very pleasing to the eye

bristly stems hold the blooms high

A slow growing and easy to manage shrub

Hibiscus French Cabaret Purple is a vigorous

these flowers start blooming from mid-summer and are followed in autumn by luminous white berries

dark red flowers are fully double

The Kilmarnock Willow Tree was discovered by the side of the River Ayr in Scotland in the 1850's and was propagated by Thomas Lang of Kilmarnock hence its name

May require staking to support taller stems

It is sure to make a statement in any room it's placed in