Cottage gardens encompass all sorts of plants, from herbaceous perennials to shrubs and annuals, all planted closely together to create an informal, random appearance. They are often valued for their attractiveness to wildlife and informal growth habit. Try growing climbing plants over arbours and throw in a few herbs and fruit plants for a genuine look! We have a fabulous range of cottage garden plants, all representing excellent value for money. For tips and advice see our guide to growing perennial plants and view our informative video.
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Glam Rock'
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Lupin 'Street Party Collection'Lupinus
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Rose 'Black Baccara'Rosa A sensational new hybrid tea rose! Originally this dramatic variety was only available as a cut flower, but is now available to grow in your garden. Fragrant deep maroon, almost black, flowers set this apart from any other rose. Contrasts beautifully with pure yellow roses or white lilies. Height: 150cm (60") Spread:100cm (40").Bareroot plant suppled.Useful links: Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers. More info |
Rose 'Tricolour' (Standard)Rosa
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Geum 'Blazing Sunset'(Avens)
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Rose 'Masquerade'Rosa Incredible double flowers, that open yellow and gradually turn to pink before maturing to a gorgeous shade of red. This stunning climbing rose makes a particularly eye-catching feature grown against a wall or pergola. Height: 4m (12') Spread: 2m (6', 6")Useful links: Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers. More info |
Astrantia major 'Venice'(Hattie's Pincushion, Masterwort) Richly coloured pincushion flower heads of deep ruby-red look superb among damp garden borders, and nestled in moist soils next to ponds. Hardy perennial Astrantia 'Venice' is more vigorous than other varieties forming attractive clumps palmate foliage. The long lasting summer blooms make an interesting cut flower for drying or using in fresh arrangements. Height: 75cm (30"). Spread: 45cm (18"). Size 1 bare root supplied. More info |
Primula vialii Customer Review RatingStately crimson-budded spikes of bloom open to lilac, giving the flowers a magical two toned effect. Ideal for damp, shady spots and simply stunning in large groups around bog gardens and woodlands. Their stout erect stems also make superb cut flowers for a pretty posy indoors. Ideal companion for Primula candelabra. Height: 60cm (24"). Supplied as 30mm plugs. More info |
Penstemon 'Amelia'Sophisticated elegance with real staying power! Bursting into bloom in summer, this semi evergreen perennial produces masses of tubular red flowers with satiny white throats. Blooming all summer long and well into autumn, Penstemon Amelia perseveres through rain or drought, and is slug resistant too. A classic cottage garden plant for well drained borders and patio containers. Height: 90cm (36"). Spread: 45cm (18"). Supplied as 30mm plugs. More info |
Rose 'Pauls Scarlet'Rosa This classic, free-flowering variety produces large clusters of double blooms, in a bold shade of scarlet that doesn’t fade in the sun. The almost thornless stems are easily trained to create a magnificent summer display against walls and pergolas. Height and spread: 3m (10’).Useful links: Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers. More info |
Rose 'Uncle Walter'Rosa The most romantic of roses, producing the brightest crimson-red blooms imaginable, and flowering continuously throughout summer in large shrub like trusses. Height: 150 cm (60"). Spread: 100 cm (40"). Bareroot plant supplied.Useful links: Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers. More info |
Sweet William 'Bright Eyes'Dianthus barbatus
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