Plants Flowering in August

Purple flowers. All roscoeas prefer partial shade. Fully frost hardy

Common rosemary, flowers blue

White-flowered form. Upright to rounded habit

Ginger-scented leaves and light blue flowers

Attractive pink flowering form

Strong growing form with an erect-habit

Vigorous prostrate variety with mid-blue flowers

Pale blue, semi-prostrate

A buddleja-like shrub with pendant, mauve catkin-like flowers

Grows up to 15 feet and flowers from JUN-AUG with edible fruits from AUG-SEPT. Rare and unusual species

Deciduous or semi-evergreen shrub with most attractive leaves which are green above and silvery below. Small red or yellow fruits follow large double white flowers in summer. Few prickles. Prefers a warm sheltered position

emerald green foliage covered in red bristles, white flowers and orange-red edible fruits

Hybrid tricolor with shiny green foliage and creamy-white flowers

Large deep gold daisies with black centres

Compact and lower-growing daisies

Yellow daisy flowers, with narrow rays and dark brown cone

Red-yellow daisy flowers with a black centre

thick clump-forming small shrub with red berries. Mixed sex plants only available.

Small, tubular, pendent scarlet flowers. Arching stems with very fine leaves

Yellow tubular flowers

(syn. S. aurea) - In mild climates this extraordinary species forms a medium sized perennial shrub. It has large bright yellow clawlike flowers which quickly turn a rusty-brown. One of those plants which makes you stop in your tracks to wonder what it is!

Pink flowers from purple calyces

Small purple flowers, white at the base.

Purple flowers from deep purple calyces

Rosettes of silver furry leaves with spikes of soft pink white flowers

(syn. S. greggii 'Blue Note') - small true-blue flowers

Woody-based perennial with long spikes of orange-red flowers in summer. Frost tender

Brilliant red flowers up to 5 metres long. Our plants flower in late autumn

A bicoloured variety with white tinged pink flowers before a pinkish-red calyx

Coppery yellow in bud opening to an intense red.