Salvia nemorosa 'Amethyst'

Salvia nemorosa 'Amethyst'Buy 1 for $13. 00 Buy 5 for $55. 00 Pinky purple spikes of flowers appear in early Summer through to Autumn. Growing to around 70cm, 'Amethyst' is stunning when planted en masse or in drifts through grasses and other perennials. Noted the world over for its beauty and usefulness but best known used in the Lurie Garden in Chicago amongst others of its type. 70cm tall x 50cm wide.

A new hybrid Echinacea that has been bred to produce highly branched plants with uniform structure

The foliage is shiny and deep green and finer in form than any other Rudbeckia

This plant was discovered in Sally Johannsohn's garden in Hobart in 1993

'Felix' is a recently released catmint which has richer

Young trees or shoots of mature trees are susceptible to frost damage below -4 °C

Appreciates moist soil

Although that seems complex this plant is rather simple

'Eversheen' has distinguishing intense lime centre to the leaves with a deep forest green margin

In mid Spring the plants emerge from the ground with flower stalks rising to 60cm

Helichrysum splendidum gains a height and width of about 1 metre

Bees and insect pollinators find the flowers irresistible

The leaves are silvery white to pale grey and long like fingers