Heucherella 'Catching Fire'

Heucherella 'Catching Fire'Heucherella Catching Fire, renowned for its interesting foliage, is a cross between Heuchera and Tiarella and shows characteristics of both parents. This eye catching, clump forming, evergreen perennial has vibrant, lime green lobed leaves with red flame shaped markings in their centre that will darken to a mahogany colour during the summer. Small, cream bell flowers which huddle above the foliage on slender green stems, appear during late Spring

wall side border or as shrub border

narrow and long palmate shaped golden-yellow leaves

Boreal Blizzard is a variety that is valued for its productivity and fruit size

It tolerates partial shade but produces a heavier crop when planted in full sun

Buddleia Lochinch grows small to a height of 1 metre planted in a fertile

This will continue all the way through into the later stages of Summer

The apple green leaves have characteristic crispy

wedding roses

The plant also bears bright pink

This variety features spiky silver-green stems that nest a blue thistle-shaped flowerhead

Train them against a warm sheltered wall with full sunlight in a well-drained fertile soil

The Japanese Anemone 'Queen Charlotte'