Flowers

Solenostemon scutellarioides

Coleus leaves are known for show-stopping colours, eccentric patterns and rich textures.

Abutilon hybridum

A dual-use plant, Bella abutilon is a wonderful selection for garden containers in partial shade locations or as an indoor flowering houseplant in a sunny window. Can be grown all-year-round.

Acanthus mollis

Acanthus foliage makes a decorative display. The fresh or dried flowers spikes are used in floral arrangements.

The impressive flower spikes with white to purple flowers appear early summer and last until autumn.

Very vigorous plants and adapts well to most locations.

Achillea millefolium

A drought resistant perennial with fern like foliage. An excellent choice if you are looking for a hardy perennial that is basically trouble free and thrives in all soils and climates!

Colour your large flower beds with this continuously flowering plant that supports masses of dainty flowers.

Sown in spring, will flower the same year.

Achillea millefolium

Pure white, elegant sprays of single and double, pom-pom flowers are borne over a long period.

Agastache aurantiaca

Tall brightly coloured spikes of yellow, lilac, and orange flowers with aromatic foliage.

Agastache mexicana

Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner for 2011/2012. Indigo Towers creates proud, graceful spikes sitting atop of lush dark green foliage. Very fashionable colours and a distinct rich minty smell.

Agave attenuata

A stunning landscaping plant with green/grey foliage.

Thrives in hot or dry & coastal areas but adapts well to most frost free locations.

Ageratum houstonianum

As you can see from the picture Ageratum High Tide Blue is a perfect border plant, making an eye-catching display with it's unusual, but delightful, fine blooms.

Ageratum houstonianum

Named for its 'wave'of mounded colour. High Tide has strong and vigorous branching, it is self cleaning - this species is perfect for outdoor garden use.