Alchemilla erythropoda (Dwarf Lady's Mantle): Compact form of familiar Lady's Mantle .Makes excellent ground cover in fairly sunny or semi-shaded spots. Hardy. Up to 20cm.

Euphorbia characias (Spurge): Evergreen perennial with blue-green leaves and lime-green flowers in early summer. Long-flowering. May self-seed. Prefers a sunny spot. [Collect Only]

Euphorbia characias Silver Swan = 'Wilcott' (PBR) (Spurge 'Silver Swan'): A striking, variegated form with blue-green leaves edged in white. Green and white flowering bracts in late Spring.

Euphorbia myrsinites (Spurge): Sprawling stems of glaucous leaves and acid green flowers in spring. Prefers full sun and good drainage. Hardy. Up to 30cm.

Euphorbia palustris (Marsh spurge): Bright acid green bracts in spring. Height to 90cm. Hardy.

Euphorbia palustris 'Walenburg's Glorie' (Marsh spurge 'Walenburg's Glorie'): Bright acid green bracts in spring, creating vibrant clumps of flowers. A warmer yellow than the species. Good on moist soils. Hardy. Up to 1m.

Euphorbia polychroma (Many-coloured spurge, Syn. Euphorbia epithymoides): Bright, acid-green bracts in spring. Forms neat mound at front of border. To 30cm. Hardy [Collect Only]