A Selection of Plants for Gravel
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MISCANTHUS nepalensis
My favourite Miscanthus - pale green foliage on a shorter plant, with long arching stems and silky buff flowers. Very different from other Miscanthus, and good for a small garden.
1.20m £5.00
STIPA gigantea
Dense base clump of narrow leaves and many tall stems with heads of oat-like flowers which shimmer in the sun. A feature plant throughout the summer. Moist soil in sun.
AGM 2.00m £5.00
CENOLOPHIUM denudatum
Syn. Seseli libanotis. Forms a clump of ferny dark green leaves, topped in summer with umbels of white flowers. A garden designer's favourite!
1.00m £5.00
SEDUM telephium 'Purple Emperor'
Deep purple leaves topped with red-purple flowerheads from August-October. Bees love sedums!
AGM 45cm £5.00
LYCHNIS coronaria Dark Red Form
Lovely deep red flowers, darker than usual. Much requested in the garden. Sun.
75cm £5.00
KNIPHOFIA 'Star of Baden-Baden'
Early-flowering tall variety, with green buds opening to white flowers and ageing to pale lemon. Glorious!
1.20m £5.00
DIERAMA 'Guinevere'
Long arching stems bear clusters of pendant white flowers in summer. Sun.
NEW 1.00m £5.00
EUPHORBIA 'Efanthia'
Evergreen, with whorls of red-flushed, dark green leaves with red undersides. Lime green flowers from early summer on red stems.
PBR 30cm £5.00
SUCCISA pratensis
Unusual perennial found in boggy grasslands. Low-growing rosette of leaves and small violet pincushion flowers midsummer. A good cottage garden plant.
30cm £5.00
VERBENA bonariensis
Tall erect branching stems topped with flat clusters of small mauve scented flowers from late summer to autumn. Hot dry position.
AGM 1.50m £5.00
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