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Achillea ‘Moonshine’

Achillea are a must have plant for herbaceous borders! They are valued for their feathery aromatic foliage and attractive flower heads. 'Moonshine' is perfect for any garden needs and attracts a lot of wildlife.

Erodium chrysanthmum

Mostly grown for its lacy silver grey foliage, which will look well in any rockery. The yellow flowers will appear in Spring. Best planted in a sunny spot. Height 15 cm. Spread 20 cm.

Helianthemum Ben Fhada

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.

Helianthemum Wisley Primrose

If you want to add a touch of grey to your rockery this is a good choice. The pale yellow flowers have darker yellow centres and appear from Spring. Height 20 cm. Spread 40 cm.

Lampranthus luteus

Green groundcover on a year round basis. In summer bright yellow flowers cover its succulent leaves. Needs a dry and sunny spot. Height 15 cm. Spread 50 cm.

Raoulia hookeri

Evergreen, prostrate with tiny grey-silver rosettes. Best in poor gritty humus. Pale yellow-green flowers. Dislikes winter wet. Height 1cm. Sunny position, well-draining soil.

Sedum kam Weihenst Gold

Semi-evergreen. Sprawling habit. Flowers are golden yellow, turning to orange from June till August. Height 10 cm.

Sedum oreganum

A fantastic low growing succulent alpine that creates a mat of green foliage which turns crimson red in Winter. Striking acid yellow star-shaped flowers in late Summer. Will grow in dry or poor soils. Plant in sun or partial shade. Height 20 cm. Spread 50 cm.

Sedum spath Purpureum

Evergreen, mat-forming. rosettes of fleshy grayish-purplish leaves. Clusters of tiny yellow flowers are borne just above foliage in Summer. Sunny position.

Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’

Artemisia can be shrubs, perennial or annuals- evergreen or deciduous. They usually have grey, aromatic, divided foliage with insignificant flowerheads.