Deep pink

A perennial plant which provides good ground cover and deep blue flowers

Cerise pink flowers

Dwarf growing but very floriferous, white

Silver foliage, white flowers

Good silver variegated foliage

attractive ground cover with a profusion of white flower bracts

Wide spreading habit with small coral-red fruits. Good ground cover

Clusters of scented yellowish-green flowers and blue-black fruits

A native of Chile which forms a dense clump of spiky grey-greenish evergreen leaves. The central leaves form a rich crimson rosette and tubular sky-blue flowers appear from the centre. A spectacular plant which prefers a warm sheltered position in a rock garden or well drained situation.

Dwarf creeping species with unusual mauve/green/yellow flowers and large pinkish fruits. Suitable for growing as a rock plant.

forms compact, spiny mound. Yellow, scented flowers

Biennial with cerise pink flowers borne freely on wiry stems

White with blue green leaves

All MAY-JUL

Yellow flowers, leaves variegated green cream and pink

(syn. stylosa) - clear blue winter flowering iris

Miniature pencil-shaped conifer ideal for rock gardens

Tiny maidenhair-like foliage, good climber or ground cover, small star-like greenish white flowers

A compact dwarf shrub with a creamy-white hue all year but especially in winter. New growth is pinkish in spring

Minute leaves and large racemes of white flowers. The hardiest of all Prostantheras and a suitable rock plant

Striking selection with irregular yellow leaves edged green. An excellent rock plant

A creeping ground cover or rock plant growing only 4 inches high with hairy trifolate leaves and yellow flowers