Helleborus Lividus flowers are creamy-green suffused pinkish-purple. Leathery glossy dark green on bluish-green leaves with creamy-silver veins. Protect from severe frosts.

Anemone Blanda Blue Shades.

Greatly admired for its fine shades of blue flowers. Very free flowering.

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Arum Italicum.

Known as ‘Lords and Ladies’.  Large waxy marbled leaves throughout winter, with greenish-white flower spathes appearing in spring followed by brilliant orange-red berries in the autumn.  The berries must not be eaten.

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Cyclamen Coum.

Dark green foliage with variable pink flowers. Seeds freely.

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Helleborus Orientalis White Spotted.

White flowers with Burgundy-red spots5

Anemone Blanda Super Mixed.

We strongly recommend Anemone Blanda. Dainty flowers of blue, pink and white.

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Cyclamen Coum Album.

Beautiful dark green kidney-shaped foliage that shows off to perfection the numerous white flowers with crimson-magenta blotches.

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Iris I. Stylosa Unguicularis.

The ‘Winter Flowering Iris’. Requires a light soil, and south facing spot. Sweetly scented lavender-blue flowers are produced in abundance.

Anemone De Caen Mr Fokker.

Fantastic vibrant violet-blue flowers with striking black stamens. A showstopper that thrives in the garden.

Anemone Nemorosa.

The white ‘Wood Anemone’ is tinged pink. It makes a splendid carpet under trees and shrubs. Likes cool shade and soil enriched with leafmould. Will flower year after year. Plant rhizomes just beneath the surface.

RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Cyclamen Pseudibericum.

Deep carmine-pink flowers with chocolate-magenta ‘ace of spades’ shaped blotch towards base of each lobe. Leaf dark green with grey-green or whitish marbling. Scented.

RHS Award of Garden Merit.