Achilleas – Anthemis NEW NEW
Achillea millefolium ‘Common Yarrow’
This native wildflower is great for wildlife-friendly gardens, with long stems bearing flattened white flowerheads that are loved by hoverflies and other pollinators. It’s also drought-tolerant.
Height 50cm | Sow In Feb-May, Aug-Oct | Flowers Jun-Aug
30211085 | 500 seeds NEW £3.49
Ageratum ‘Red Sea’
Half-hardy annual Ageratum ‘Red Sea’ is a superb border-filler in summer, with bright red fluffy flowers that darken to a striking deep purple-red. Held on tall stems, they’re very popular with pollinators and ideal for cutting.
Height 60cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep
30211001 | 20 seeds £2.49
Alyssum ‘Carpet Of Snow’
Saxifraga ‘Snow Carpet’ forms snowy mounds of dainty white flowers on spreading cushions of evergreen foliage. Flowering in spring and early summer, it makes a delightful groundcover plant.
Height 10cm | Sow In Feb-Apr Flowers Jun-Sep
30210007 | 800 seeds NEW £2.49
Amarathus ‘Velvet Curtains’
Amarathus ‘Velvet Curtains’ brings the look of the tropics to your garden with its dramatic red-purple foliage and tall crimson flower plumes. This award-winning half- hardy annual adds fantastic impact and structure to any sunny border.
Height 1.2m | Sow In Mar-Apr Sow Out May | Flowers Jun-Oct
30211009 | 1000 seeds £2.49
Ammi majus ‘Graceland’
A mass of green ferny foliage covered with large flat umbels of lacy white flowers. Strong stems make this a great variety for cutting as well as for beds and borders. Perfect for pollinators.
Height 1.2m | Sow Out Apr-Jun Flowers Jun-Sep
30710028 | 50 seeds £2.79
Anthemis tinctoria ‘Yellow Chamomile’
These golden-yellow daisy-like flowers were once used to make beautiful dyes, and they look just as good in the border, growing easily even in poor soils. Leaves have a light chamomile scent.
Height 50cm | Sow Out Feb-May, Aug-Oct | Flowers Jul-Sep
30211086 | 800 seeds 124 Shop online for over 1300 varieties of vegetable and flowers seeds £3.49
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