Plants Flowering in August

(kaempferi) - Water iris - shades pink-purple

Pale blue

Bushy shrub with sharply toothed leaves and long racemes of tubular orange-yellow or brownish-orange flowers

Compact form of Canary Island Foxglove. Spikes of apricot-orange flowers.

Glossy dark green holly-like leaves and catkin-like yellowish green fragrant flowers

(syn. J. nitidum 'Angel Wing') - Fragrant, star-like white flowers from red-purple buds

hardy, white scented

Superb variety with delicate fragrant pastel cream flowers

Yellow foliage in spring with orange young growth. Leaves turn lime-green in summer and gold in autumn

Pale lilac flowers with darker spots and a yellow flash

White or pale lavender purple spotted flowers. Suitable for a rockery

Lilac blue Calceolaria-like flowers

Yellow flowers above elegant sycamore-like leaves

Clump forming perennial with lyre-shaped leaves at the base and deep purple-red flower heads

Garnet red

Dense narrow yellow flowers from green buds. Easy to grow

Spikes of cream and lime-green flowers

A very nearly white cultivar. Pale cream flowers from green buds. Ages to white

Slender yellow flower spikes.

Pale lemon flower spike about 18 inches tall

A short growing variety less than 2 feet tall with dusky deep coral-red flowers

Dwarf variety with deep orange flowers

Orange-red spherical flowers becoming orange-yellow

Red/yellow flower spike

Tall growing with long greenish-yellow spikes initially light orange as the flowers open. An unusual colour combination

Dark bronze stems and tubular cream flowers above evergreen strap-like leaves

Cream flushed carmine

Striking spring and autumn foliage and panicles of yellow flowers

These extremely decorative and easy tall shrubs, require full sun and are best against a south facing wall. They have attractive bark and long panicles of flowers with good autumn colour as an added bonus. AUG-SEPT

Ruffled bicolor flowers, pink with white margins. Good autumn leaf colour