Delphinium 'Dark Blue Black Bee'

Delphinium 'Dark Blue Black Bee'Tall spikes of densely clustered admiral blue flowers with distinctive black bee shaped centres Flowers in summer from July to September Adds height and colour to the back of a sunny border, growing to a height of up to 1m Fully hardy perennials with good pest and disease resistance Deadhead spent blooms and you may see a second flush! Actual bees love them All parts may cause severe discomfort if eaten

Winner of RHS Plants for Pollinators award

You’ll get stronger and more floriferous wallflowers by planting these specially grown F1 hybrid plants this autumn

single flowers of Nova are a food source to some butterflies while wild birds will eat the seed heads once flowering has finished in the autumn

for masses of mild and tasty stems

it's perfect for containers

Perfect for tarts

A lovely herbaceous variety with attractive

which is a genus that have always had a great reputation

then this clematis certainly warrants its name

this tree deserves a starring role in any small to medium-sized garden

'Umineko' grows well in most soil types provided it has good drainage - it doesn't like to sit in waterlogged soil

Quick growing and has a mild flavour