Top Selling Plants for February

Dwarf violet-purple

white flowers

An alpine variety producing shades of pink

Fragrant deep orange flowers and good autumn colour

Taller growing with broad leaves and mid blue flowers

Scented green-white flowers

A new variety which is a pure light green and makes an excellent hedge or topiary with minimal trimming. It does not become leggy and its leaves hold on the lower branches

An attractive green ornamental grass with pink-bronze inflorescences. Grows up to 6ft in maturity

Hybrid variety. Highly scented white flowers in winter

Dense, upright shrub or tree with glossy emerald green foliage

(Rhododendron luteum) - the most commonly grown deciduous azalea with deliciously scented yellow flowers

Pendent bell flowers on graceful stems. Shades of mauve and pink

(corsicus) - evergreen foliage and lime-green flowers

(syn mucronatus) - myriads of white daisies turning pink

Small rose-pink flowers in mid to late summer. Low-growing, spreading

Single white with undulated leaves

Arching branches and slender leaves. Bowl-shaped white flowers

Lime-green flowers

silvery grey leaves, an ideal plant for coastal or exposed sites

Dwarf lemon-scented thyme with bright silver variegated foliage & pink flowers

Double white flowers on old and new growth

Large green flushed white flower and marbled leaves

Purple flowers from deep purple calyces

RHS PLANT OF THE CENTENARY. This tall growing variety has a very long flowering season. Upward facing blue flowers with paler centres

Dwarf purple new growth emerges light green