Aubrieta, also known as 'Rock Cress' are mat-forming evergreen perennials, with small leaves and short stems bearing 4-petalled flowers in shades of pink, purple and blue in spring.
Aubrieta, also known as 'Rock Cress' are mat-forming evergreen perennials, with small leaves and short stems bearing 4-petalled flowers in shades of pink, purple and blue in spring.
Aubrieta, also known as 'Rock Cress' are mat-forming evergreen perennials, with small leaves and short stems bearing 4-petalled flowers in shades of pink, purple and blue in spring.
Aubrieta, also known as 'Rock Cress' are mat-forming evergreen perennials, with small leaves and short stems bearing 4-petalled flowers in shades of pink, purple and blue in spring.
Aubrieta, also known as 'Rock Cress' are mat-forming evergreen perennials, with small leaves and short stems bearing 4-petalled flowers in shades of pink, purple and blue in spring.
Add a ray of sunshine to your border with this showy and sun loving yellow flowering garden plant. On show from late spring all through the summer. Height 45 cm. Spread 45 cm.
Pretty and fragrant single white flowers with a lime green central eye all Summer long until the first frosts of October. Hardy, compact perennial Height 35cm. Spread 30cm.
Hardy and easy to grow rewarding you with colour in Summer and Autumn. Single fragrant pale peachy pink flowers with a central red ringed apricot eye. Grey-green foliage. A compact plant that can reach a height and spread of 35cm.
A bright and fragrant addition to borders or as edging. The grey foliage will carry plenty of fragrant, mauve flowers for months on end. Height 50 cm. Spread 40 cm
The flowers of this plant start of orange-red and as they mature they will change to purple. Flowers early summer and is very suitable for rock garden or edging. Height 40 cm. Spread 30 cm.
An evergreen addition for the rockery, front of border or walls. Single yellow flowers with orange eye against silver-green foliage in early summer. Second flush in late summer. Height 20 cm. Spread 40 cm.
