Lupin 'Rachel de Thame'

Lupin 'Rachel de Thame'A bright and flashy herbaceous perennial shrub with a hardy, upright growth habit with tall stems which provide great structure and shape. A common sight in cottage garden displays, the Lupin 'Rachel de Thame' carries long flower spires of bi coloured white and pink flowers atop its rigid stalks in the Summer, with palmately divided, narrow, light green foliage beneath. Plant in moderately fertile, moist, humus rich, well drained soil and keep in full

followed by clusters of small

Each of them has green leaves which will begin to turn shades of pink around the edges throughout the autumn and winter months

While it is fast-growing

tubular blooms

Protect from frost damage and avoid waterlogging

continuing all the way through to October

It will add a lovely burst of colour into your garden which will complement the rest of your garden

It is undemanding and grows well in most moderately fertile soil types

Hibiscus syriacus Blue Chiffon

Heuchera Wild Rose is a dense

damaged and tangling stems

Hydrangea paniculata Mojito shows off cone-shaped clusters of lime green flowers