Flowers

Comos bipinnatus

A favourite among gardeners. The colour is exceptional: adorable shades of apricot with some pink and a lovely soft pink centre. The tall plants make a wonderful display in high borders and the long stems are perfect for bouquets

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Cosmos bipinnatus tetraploid

Extra large flowers on extra strong stems. White with rose blush.

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Comos bipinnatus

Magenta and apricot striped petals give the appearance that the flower is almost glowing.  A simply stunning cosmos for a nice pop of colour.

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Cynoglossum amabile

A taller version of Cynoglosssum making it more useable as a cut flower.

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Cynoglossum amabile

A taller version of Cynoglosssum making it more useable as a cut flower.

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Dahlia variabilis

A well balanced mix of 10 colours on double and semi-double flowers, with a small percentage single.

Stems vary in length between 30-50cm, useful for smaller posies.

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Digitalis purpurea

A beautiful soft pale apricot-pink foxglove.

Biennial - sow from November to January for flowering plants in December the following year.

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Digitalis purpurea

These varieties flower over a long flowering period and branch well with excellent garden performance.

Peachy rose toned petals are packed densely onto the flower spike.

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Eschscholzia californica

Not usually grown as a cut flower, but the peachy apricot colour of this eschscholzia is simply devine and lends itself beautifully for small posies or centrepieces.

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Gypsophila paniculata

A perennial gypsophila that bears masses of dainty snow-white coloured flowers.

Please note that not every flower will be double, almost 50% will be single but still equally as nice and useful.

Flowers can be used fresh or dried.

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