A cute clematis with a circle of six pretty rounded tepals of cobalt violet with whitish center bars and lemon yellow stamens. Miniseelik produces an amazing abundance of flowers on a dainty compact clematis. Blooms continuously and very prolifically from late spring to late summer giving a lot of enjoyment each and every year! Pruning
Clematis Reiman has such a gorgeous beetroot purple color, accented with maroon red bar and cream to maroon colored anthers. An amazing abundance of blooms, continuously and very prolifically from late spring to late summer. Very cold hardy, bred to withstand the cold climates of Estonia makes Reiman advantageous. As with all of the fine
the pretty Clematis”Ilka” exhibits large 8cm pale lilac blue waved tepals superbly set off with filaments of dark maroon purple. The flowers bloom continuously and very prolifically from late spring to late summer. Pruning is very easy being group 3, bred to withstand the cold climates of Estonia. llka is absolutely excellent for container growing
Kivistik’s ‘Kaunitar’ is so pretty with it’s cobalt violet color, dianthus purple bar, accented with chartreuse yellow stamens , it fades to a soft pinkish violet color. Flowers bloom continuously and very prolifically from late spring to summer then late summer into autumn, what a treat that is! and Cold Hardy! Pruning is very easy
Clematis Blue Climador is superb for a patio clematis due to it’s compact size with many blooms, It’s distinctive violet-blue flowers with pointed tepals, beautifully accented with white and dark violet anthers. This produces about 20 flowers at all times that are 5 inches in diameter with 6 to 8 tepal’s each! Given its smaller
This baby agapanthus is exotic! Its blue and mauve bell-shaped flowers clump tightly on a compact plant. note: Baby Pete’s foliage is shorter, wider, and darker green than other selections. Another advantage? Baby Pete™ does not set viable seed, so it flowers longer than other selections – at least 25 days after fully opened. Self
‘Winter Bee’ is a show stopper with it’s violet-blue flowers forming masses of tight bundles on sage green foliage that look like a swarm of bumble bees! This variety, uniquely produces flowers with four to six terminal bracts, blooms three weeks earlier than other stoechas and lasts far longer, with new flowers appearing continuously on
It’s rich, dark, violet-blue flower color that makes Lavender ‘Hazel’ unique! These large blooms, with spikes of 3 cm and bracts of 1.2 cm, rise triumphantly 6 cm above fresh sage-colored foliage. The sensual, strong lavender fragrance makes this variety all the more special. Wonderful as a hedge planting but also beautiful in a container
Salix Flamingo a much improved mutation of Salix Hakuro Hishiki, has resulted in no leaf scorch, stronger branches and much richer hues. When compared in field crops in the Netherlands the pink color arrives 2 weeks earlier and lasts 2 weeks later than Hishiki. This Flamingo you’ll be proud to have in your garden! Salix
A very popular ground cover, because Lithodora ‘Star’ has small, gentian-blue flowers with brilliant white edges.The total effect looks like stars – and these stars shoot back every year! It forms an evergreen mat of forest green leaves that spread slowly, making it good ground cover in a rock garden. It also looks lovely on