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Mats of pale grey-green leaves and round heads of flowers.
One of the very few flowering plants from South Georgia. Rusty brown burrs.
A low-growing mat of fine bronze leaves with small yellow flowers and red burrs.
Trailing alpine with small flowers followed by burrs of seedheads.
Blue-grey foliage contrasts with short-stemmed red/bronze flowers and burrs.
Large flat heads of burnt orange flowers over feathery leaves.
Orange-red flowers over silver-green foliage.
usually pale yellow flowers monkshood flowers and deeply cut blue-green foliage.
Spikes of large, blue, hooded flowers in summer; attractive glossy green leaves.
Monkshood with long spikes of pale creamy yellow flowers.
Monkshood with spikes of red hooded flowers.
A monkshood with compact spikes of violet to deep blue flowers.
Rare tall perennial with loose spires of light blue hooded flowers.
Dense clusters of rich blue-and-white monkshood flowers.
Tall bottlebrush heads of pinkish white flowers above dark divided leaves.
Dramatic perennial with spikes of ponk flowers, pale then darkening.
Leafy stems with drooping bell-shaped blue flowers, lightly scented.
Herbaceous campanula relative with spikes of purple flowers.
Erect stems with whorls of tubular blue flowers.
variegated ground elder, with splashes of creamy white on deep green leaves
Woody sub-shrub with racemes of pink flowers.
Clump-forming perennial with umbels of bell-shaped white flowers.
Compact clump of slender leaves with small umbels of dark blue flowers.
prolific heads of deep violet-blue flowers, and deeper blue mid-ribs.
Strap-like leaves and rich, dramatic blue flowers
Large heads of blue flowers and leaves with strong white strips on each side.
prolific heads of spherical mid sky-blue flowers, and deeper blue mid-ribs.
Attractive, deciduous, clump-forming plant with soft pale blue flowers.
Slightly metallic dark purple leaves below small blue flowers.
Low mats of bronze foliage with spikes of blue flowers.
Tiny mounds of narrow, chocolate-coloured leaves; spikes of dark blue flowers.
Huge spherical heads of pink flowers on short stems.
Alder tree from Japan with showy green-yellow catkins in spring
Mat of highly dissected leaves, large daisies with red buds.
Low ericaceous shrublet with many small, bright pink, goblet-shaped flowers.
Large clusters of pale pink flowers growing from glaucous green foliage.
Pale pink flowers with greeny yellow eyes in compact umbels.
Domes of hairy rosettes, with more or less sessile flowers.
Loose heads of white flowers with gorgeous dusky pink under the petals.
Low mat of rosettes with bright pink flowers with a yellow eye.
Clusters of numerous blue-backed, pure white flowers.
Woodland ground cover; range of blues, including pale blue.
Woodland ground cover; large white flowers.
Glossy, deeply divided leaves and creamy white cupped flowers.
White flowers with blue/purple flushed buds.
Lovely Himalayan species with lemon yellow flowers.
Large semi-double violet flowers.
Waxy, white flowers flushed lilac on the back.
The western wood anemone, with pale blue, pink or white flowers.
Upright stems with several deep rose pink flowers above multiply divided leaves.
A less common form, with crimson red flowers.
Hairy, multiply divided leaves and cup-shaped rich pink-red flowers.
The wood anemone, with starry, pink-flushed white flowers.
White flowers tipped with green, with a ruff of green bracts.
Wood anemone form with pale sky blue flowers.
Beautiful wood anemone with double white flowers.
Short erect stems with large, solitary white flowers; from sub-arctic regions.
Wood anemone with double yellow flowers.
Deep yellow flowers over attractive dissected foliage.
One to three white flowers with reflexed petals per stem.
Lovely white flowers, steely blue-grey on the back (and in bud).
Pure white flower above deeply cut leaves.
Herbaceous perennial with many large, semi-double pink flowers.
Many heads of pink cup shaped flowers.
Semi -double white flowers with yellow centres on tall stems.
Anemone with deeply divided leaves and bright red flowers.
Pale yellow hybrid between white A. nemorosa and yellow A. ranunculoides.
Rare woodlander with nodding, cup-shaped, white flowers.
Architectural plant with large rounded umbels of greenish yellow flowers
Mat of fine grey leaves with spikes of pink flowers.
St. Bernard's lily; stems of starry white flowers.
White, starry flowers; petals curve back when fully open.
Variety of kidney vetch with bright red flowers.
Peach-coloured sepals and yellow petals; from Colorado.
Dwarf species with purplish blue spurred flowers.
Compact clump of foliage with maroon and yellow flowers on slender stems.
Red flowers with yellow centres.
Rich yellow, long-spurred flowers, like a smaller version of A. chrysantha.
Showy, long-spurred yellow flowers.
Blue sepals, long-spurred, and white petals; from the Rocky Mountains.
Red flowers with yellow centres.
Blue flowers with white centres; dwarf.
A yellow columbine from the mountain meadows of the Rockies.
Fabulous flowers of orange, red and yellow; a striking addition to the border.
Scented creamy white flowers.
Large pale blue flowers with short spurs on very short stems.
Dwarf, with white-centred blue flowers above grey-green leaves.
Abundant, deep violet flowers with neat foliage.
Dwarf form of Aquilegia vulgaris with inky-blue flowers.
Pale yellow, scented flowers with bright yellow spurs.
Lovely burgundy flowers with yellow cups and curved spurs.
Bushy, dwarf variety with brilliant cream and crimson flowers.
Elegant, dusky purple flowers on slender branched stems.
Flower colours vary from light blue to violet to cream; blue-green leaves.
Large, lilac-blue flowers above the foliage in spring.
Long-spurred flowers of the deepest ink blue.
Pretty white flowers over dense hummocks of narrow foliage.
Selected variety of 'sea pink' with very deep pink flowers.
'Sea pink', with white button flowers over grassy foliage.
A form of 'sea pink', with pink button flowers over grassy foliage.
Thrift with mounds of blue-green grassy leaves, and heads of rose-pink flowers
Bulbous oat grass; stripy leaves with attractive seed heads.
Soft silver-grey foliage plant.
White-veined leaves, greenish arum flower and red berries.
Feathery panicles of creamy white flowers; yellow autumn foliage.
Goatsbeard; feathery cream heads above attractive green serrated foliage.
Low evergreen woodlander with rusty brown flowers hiding under the leaves.
An evergreen, creeping plant that has exotic hooded purple-red flowers.
Daisy flowers with lavender ray florets.
White ray flowers, but with few rays per head.
Creeping variety with pale lilac flowers.
Large purple daisies with yellow centres on upright stems.
Sprays of lavender-blue daisy flowers in late summer; attractive foliage.
Tall spikes of pink feathery flowers above delicate cut leaves.
Dwarf variety with very pale pink feathery flowers and tufted bronze foliage.
Clump-forming perennial with elegant sprays of of nodding white flowers.
Tall hybrid with spreading bronze flushed leaves and bright pink flowers.
Tall panicles of small, creamy flowers.
Ruff of green and white bracts around pale pink flowers.
Masterwort with white flowers tipped with green.
Deep, ruby-red flowers with a ruff of long bracts.
A lovely masterwort with large dark red flowers.
Dark red-pink flowers with a ruff of long bracts.
Clump-forming perennial with umbels of small, pink, papery flowers.
Spreading mat with lots of pinky purple flowers.
A low, evergreen perennial, with lime-yellow flowers.
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