Plants Flowering in October

Dwarf form. Bronze foliage and single, orange-yellow flowers with a red centre

Dwarf form. Shocking magenta single pink with bronzed leaves

Orangey-pink.

This daphne flowers in spring and, again, in summer. Deep pink flowers in clusters with a sweet fragrance

Rosy-red flowers in bud opening white in large clusters. Extremely fragrant

Pink highly fragrant flowers blooming over an exceptionally long period. Compact habit

Blue-green leaves edged with creamy-white. Fragrant white flowers tinged with pink

(now renamed 2017 x submacrophylla) - excellent grey-green foliage, silver on back, good for coastal exposure

Quick growing, leaves margined in gold

Quick growing, leaves golden variegated

Best known variegated form, leaves deep yellow in centre good for cutting

Best grown against a hot wall where its hawthorn-like flowers, will after a hot summer, produce globular yellow fruits. These are edible in hotter climates

(syn. Philotheca myoporoides) - Aromatic dark green leaves. Fragrant pinkish-white flowers

Beautiful rare semi-woody plant with racemes of waxen scarlet 'sweet pea' flowers

Pure white flowers in large panicles. This species sometimes flowers for a second time in spring

The most handsome member of this family, originally raised at Caerhays Castle, with very glossy foliage and waxy white flowers

A naturally compact, bushy habit and attractive rounded blue-grey foliage which looks silvery-blue from a distance

Narrow lance-shaped peppermint scented leaves. White flowers in autumn

Strong burgundy-red leaves and red flowers with red stems. Young plants have green foliage at first

A rare species with attractive pinnate leaves. Profuse flowers which are smaller than those of E. glutinosa

Domed clusters of rich purple blooms on short sturdy stems which do not need staking

(syn. Micranthum) - filmy white flowers, aromatic and hugely attractive to late season butterflies

Upright clump-forming herbaceous plant with purple flowers which butterflies love

Pale pink and relatively compact.

Yellow daisy flowers, fine grey foliage

Large kidney-shaped dark green leaves

New introduction with irregular wavy-edged grey-green leaves

Excellent glossy foliage and an attractive habit which makes for an architectural or feature plant

(syn. 'Murakumo-nishiki') distinctive green and gold variegation.

Slow growing form with the leaves heavily speckled with white variegation sometimes spreading over a whole leaf