Geranium phaeum (Dusky cranesbill):
Purple flowers with swept-back petals held high above soft green foliage. Early to flower, reliable and easy. To 60cm. Hardy.
Ligularia przewalskii:
Elegant spikes of golden yellow flowers on black stems above very deeply divided green foliage.
[Collect Only]
Lysimachia barystachys (White Loosestrife):
Upright spikes of white flowers in late summer. Vigorous and very attractive to bees and butterflies. To 1m. Hardy
[Collect Only]
Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Little Henry' (PBR):
Yellow quilled flowers with chocolate brown centres in late summer. Compact variety with a delightful vanilla scent. Hardy. Up to 90cm.
[Collect Only]
Silene fimbriata (Fringed Campion):
Greeny white fringed bell-shaped flowers, loved by bees. Can spread quite vigorously, though will be less so in a dry spot. Hardy. Up to 75cm.
Solidago x luteus 'Lemore' (Goldenrod 'Lemore'):
A shorter form of Goldenrod with panicles of bright lemon yellow daisy-like flowers. Great as a cutflower. Prefers a sunny spot. Hardy. Up to 60cm.
Valeriana officinalis (Common valerian):
Tall perennial with branched stems of tiny, soft white/pale pink flowers in early summer. Ferny, foliage. Hardy. Up to 1.2m.
[Collect Only]