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Ajuga, Black Scallop

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Ajuga, Black Scallop Ajuga reptans Black Scallop From £5.26
Delphinium, Moonbeam

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Delphinium, Moonbeam Delphinium Moonbeam From £16.00
Echinacea, Satisfy

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Echinacea, Satisfy Echinacea Mooodz Satisfy From £14.98
Geranium, Rozanne

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Geranium, Rozanne Geranium hybridum Rozanne From £10.99
Grass, Intense Blue Fescue

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Grass, Intense Blue Fescue Festuca glauca 'Intense Blue' From £6.96
Heuchera, Forever Purple

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Heuchera, Marmalade

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Heuchera, Wild Rose

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Hosta, Patriot

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Rudbeckia fulgida deamii

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Salvia, Caradonna Pink Inspiration

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Achillea, Cloth of Gold

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Achillea, Cloth of Gold Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of Gold' From £5.28
Achillea, Salmon Beauty

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Achillea, Saucy Seduction

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Achillea, Walther Funcke

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Alchemilla mollis

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Alchemilla mollis Alchemilla mollis From £5.28

Most perennials are grown for their flowers, some for their foliage, but they are all hard-working plants that fill your borders & patio containers with colour and texture.
Most are hardy, but some appreciate the protection of hay or mulch to insulate them in winter: the hardiest perennials are generally smaller alpine plants, which are best for rockeries. Perennials mostly flower in spring and summer, some in early autumn, attracting all your local bees and butterflies.

We grow tried and tested favourites, and new varieties. Our top quality, disease-free plants are grown in pots that are increasingly recyclable, and we use peat-free compost whenever possible. 

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What are perennial plants?

Strictly speaking, a perennial is any plant that lives for more than two years, so trees and shrubs are all woody perennials.

But in common garden usage, perennial refers to herbaceous (non-woody) plants, which produce new stems every Spring; these stems flower the same year and then die back to the ground in Winter, sometimes remaining in place for interest until you trim them off the following Spring.
The cycle is repeated annually, and the plant has a life expectancy of never less than three years (typically much longer), otherwise they are an annual or biennial flower (commonly called bedding, which usually completes its life cycle all in one year, and is thrown away after flowering). 
Evergreen perennials are also non-woody, but they are always in leaf, and only their flower stalks die back each year.

They are usually planted around bedding and shrubs in borders, but they have a place in all garden designs big or small, and most of them look beautiful in large pots.

Remember that ferns, dahlias and bulbs are all types of herbaceous perennials, and can all be packed into one gorgeous border. 

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