Plants Flowering in October

Common rosemary, flowers blue

White-flowered form. Upright to rounded habit

Pale blue, semi-prostrate

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

(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!

Small purple flowers, white at the base.

Purple flowers from deep purple calyces

(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

Coppery yellow in bud opening to an intense red.

Purple-blue flowers with near-black calyces. Vigorous

Two-tone red and white flowers. Bushy perennial

Rich purple. Hardy

Small magenta-pink flowers

Upright racemes of violet-purple flowers right through the summer

A pale sky-blue variety and fully hardy

(syn. Freisland) - Compact growing with violet-blue flower spikes which are a magnet for insects

Spikes of rose-pink flowers from reddish-purple calyces. Aromatic leaves. Hardy

Clear sky blue flowers

Clump forming perennial with glaucous scalloped foliage and tall stems of dense oval flower spikes in crimson-maroon

Fluffly double pure white flowers in profusion

(Heptapleurum taiwanianum) - An architectural evergreen shrub or small tree which is totally hardy. The new growth shoots are silvery-green like fountains

Bushy compact plant with red flowers and dark, almost black foliage. A most impressive new introduction

(syn. Hylotelephium 'Red Cauli'). Dark red stems and bright pink flowers ageing to dark red

Lilac-pink