Ageratum – Short and bushy little plant with unusual fuzzy blue flowers.
Alyssum – Ubiquitous spreading groundcover that can grow just about anywhere sunny.
Aquilegia – Spectacular ‘grannies bonnet’ flowers that have unusual spring blooms.
Aster – Vivid colours are the flowers of this easy to grow cut flower or bedding plant.
Begonia – Sun to semi shade, these guys flower for months and months.
Calendula – Edible autumn to early spring flowers also known as the winter marigold.
Campanula – Canterbury bells can be a challenge to grow but are most rewarding.
Celosia -Feathery plumes to brighten up a sunny spot.
Chrysanthemum -Daisy like flowers that are hardy as.
Cineraria – Plant in autumn shade for spring colour.
Cosmos – Taller cottage favourite with white and pink flowers.
Cyclamen – Classic potted plant that can also be grown in the garden.
Dahlia – An old time favourite with grand double flowers.
Delphinium -Stately upright perennials with show stopping flower spikes.
Dianthus – Pink, red, coral or white flowers with frilly-edged petals.
Foxglove – Cottage garden classic with tall spikes and bell-shaped flowers.
Gazania – Drought-tolerant ground cover with bright flowers
Geranium – This hardy flowering plant will grow almost anywhere.
Gypsophila – Ever favourite ‘Baby’s Breath’ has masses of tiny flowers.
Impatiens – Can flower all year round and be cultivated in small clumps or grown into large bushes.
Lisianthus – Long stems and bright funnel-shaped flowers – excellent for cut flowers.
Lobelia – Easy to grow with white or blue flowers. Looks great in a pot or window box.
Marigold – Bright and cheery with flowers in gold, orange and red.
Nasturtium – Excellent ground cover – hardy with bright flowers.
Nemesia – Compact plant which flowers in Winter and Spring.
Pansy – Classic favourite comes in a wide range of colours – to match any garden theme.
Petunia – Loves a sunny position. Funnel shaped flowers in a wide range of colours.
Polyanthus – Give your garden a splash of colour. Perfect for pots, hanging baskets and window boxes.
Poppy – Tall single flowers in a mass of frilled leaves. Ancient flower which symbolises sleep.
Portulaca – Fill your garden with Summer colour. An edible plant with a lemony taste – often used in stir-fries.
Primula – Perfect for a spring cottage garden. Clumping bunches of flowers with a colour range to suit any garden theme.
Primula Acaulis – Like a polyanthus but with short stems.
Salvia – Annual varieties come in blue, white and the classic fire-engine red.
Seaside Daisy – Fabulous ground cover wild flower with masses of flowers that look like tiny daisies.
Snapdragon – Tall stalks with masses of flowers in a variety of colours. The flowers are fancied to resemble the faces of little dragons.
Stock – Spikes of fragrant pastel-coloured flowers.
Sweet Pea – Fragrant climbing flowers that epitomise the classic cottage garden.
Sweet William – Bunches of flowers with frilly petals in reds, whites, pinks, and purples.
Verbena – Very bright, flat flowers that provide a carpet of colour.
Vinca – Heat lovers that provide vivid flowers in the hotter months.
Viola – A miniature ‘pansy’ which grows well in small spaces.
Wallflower – Clumping bushes with tiny gorgeous flowers – prefers dry soils with good drainage.
Zinnia – Large green leaves with bright flowers on tall stalks. An excellent cut flower.
