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Centaurea imperialis

An easy to grow heirloom annual with large fluffy white flowers that have a long vase life with a subtle sweet scent.

As with all Centaurea's they prefer full sun and need really good drainage.  They also don't like their roots to be disturbed so direct sow or transplant from plugs.

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Cerinthe major

Unusual blue-green foliage with purple tubular flowers held inside sea-blue bracts.

Flowers appear in Spring.  An oldie but a goodie!

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Cosmidium burridgeanum

Masses of golden yellow petals with a chocolate centre.  Soft fern like foliage.

Dead head spent flowers to prolong flowering.

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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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