Plants Flowering in October

Lacecap - intense purple-pink florets

Mophead - mophead with large dark red flowers which are pinker at the base. A new introduction

Lacecap - large pink to light pink flowers and a dark tinge to the edge of the leaves. A new introduction

Flattened white flowerheads, best in shade

Mophead - red, blue or purple (depending on soil) with a most striking and unusual whitish picotee edge to each petal

Lacecap - deeper purple than G. Chadbund with attractive upraised florets before the flower opens fully

Lacecap - the most stunning electric blue hydrangea we have seen. AM 1993 (Also known as Tellers Pink)

Lacecap - variegated

Lacecap - large free-flowering white

Lacecap bicoloured red and white, in striking contrast. Petals large and double. This was an RHS Plant of the Year Award finalist for 2024

(syn. Black Steel). White mophead with near black stems

Lacecap - blue flowering hydrangea which flowers right through the summer and has characteristically dark stems

Violet-purple

One of the earliest flowering paniculatas. Cream flowers ageing to pinkish-purple on red stems

Dainty flowers in ray-shaped florets, short stiff erect branches, later flowering

Large, golden-yellow flowers

Medium bushy form, flowers yellow

An introduction from China by Roy Lancaster in 1980. Large golden-yellow flowers with star-shaped red calyces

Yellow flowers, leaves variegated green cream and pink

Pendulous tapering racemes of bright pink flowers

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

(syn. Libonia floribunda) - soft downy stems and a rounded habit. This frost tender shrub has tubular yellow and scarlet flowers from autumn to late spring

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

Dwarf variety with deep orange flowers

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

Fleshy pink flowers 3-4in long. Limited availability

Purple-blue flowerheads topped by creamy-white bracts. Will usually flower twice in a season if trimmed after flowering

All Flower JUL-OCT (Recently renamed as Malva)