Flowers

Antirrhinum majus

Pale, lemon-yellow florets with a touch of gold at the centre of the bloom.  Strong stems, uniform plants and blooms.

For field or greenhouse. Group 3–4: considered a "main season" or "all season" variety.

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Aquilegia vulgaris

Many tall, double, pink and white spherical heads are borne from a singular plant.

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Callistephus chinensis

An unusual green coloured aster that makes a good filler in bouquets.  High amount of flowers per plant, with long straight stems and a long vase life.

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Callistephus chinensis

Upright tall stems, fully double large blush pink flowers, excellent cut flower.

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Callistephus chinensis

A gorgeous china aster in the most unique colour - a two-toned silvery lavender.  Slightly later to flower but well worth the wait.

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Astrantia major

A favourite among florists, with its dainty white paper like flowers with pink veining. Grows best in light shade and slightly damp conditions.

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Astrantia major

Aptly named for its symphony of rose coloured flowers.  Astrantia take 2-3 years to establish into a sizeable clump, but will reward you year after year with an abundance of stems to pick.  Grows best in light shade and slightly damp conditions.  Excellent cut flower.

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Atriplex hortensis

Grown for its lime green foliage that is flushed with ruby pink as well as its stunning seed heads in a similar colour this is a very versatile plant well worth growing.

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Ocimum basilicum

Not generally associated as being a cut flower but the lovely dark foliage of Dark Opal can add real depth to bouquets and installations with the added bonus of a lovely basil scent.

If you leave it to flower you will also be rewarded with lovely mauve flowers.

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Calendula officinalis

Orange lemon centres graduate out to the softest of pink colours, with reddy pink striped backs.  Easy to grow and quick to flower.

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