• Collection of herbaceous perennials
• Each collection contains 5 well known varieties
• Easy to plant and grow
• Ideal for attracting pollinating insects to the garden
• Flower from June to September
• Plants supplied as bareroots
• Supplied with full planting and aftercare instructions

20-plant collection includes the following varieties: (the 40-plant collection contains double of each variety)

Liatris spicata (6 plants)

• Showy, yet easy to grow plant
• Offers plumes of mauve florets, which make a colourful display in late summer
• Plants are ideal for attracting bees and butterflies
• A resilient and undemanding perennial for almost any part of the garden
• The blooms also make a bold cut flower for vases indoors
• At maturity expect a height of 150cm (60’’) and spread of 45cm (18’’)

Lupin Russell Hybrids Mixed (3 plants)

• Elegant Lupins produce tall spires of tightly packed flowers
• Ideal for adding height and structure to the back of perennial borders and woodland edges
• A distinctive hardy perennial that remains a cottage garden favourite
• At maturity expect a height of 90cm (36’’) and spread of 50cm (20’’)

Eryngium planum (4 plants)

• Commonly known as Sea Holly
• Thistle-like perennial produces upright, branching stems of thimble-sized, steel-blue flowers surrounded by spiny bracts
• Flowers from July to early autumn
• Long-lasting blooms provide a valuable source of nectar for butterflies and pollinating insects
• Eryngium planum makes an ideal filler for the middle of herbaceous borders
• Can be mingled with other perennials
• Ideal for sunny borders, including coastal locations, or planted in wildlife areas and cut flower gardens
• At maturity expect a height of 90cm (36’’) and spread of 45cm (18’’)

Echinacea purperea (3 plants)

• Cone flowers make a superb addition to summer borders
• A reliable perennial that blooms over a long period
• Attracts bees and butterflies to their daisy-like flower heads
• Coneflowers forme neat clumps in wildlife areas, coastal gardens and perennial borders
• At maturity expect a height of 60cm (24’’) and spread of 45cm (18’’)

Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii (4 plants)

• Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii is better known by its culinary name of Cape Gooseberry
• This hardy perennial is mainly grown for its edible berries which later develop within red, papery Chinese Lantern calyces
• Each plant produces tiny, creamy-white flowers in midsummer above oval green foliage
• The stems can be cut to create decorative flower arrangements
• At maturity expect a height of 75cm (30’’) and spread of 90cm (36’’)

Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions may vary results.

Customers should check whether plants are suitable for their homes and gardens before purchasing.

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