Perennial Saver Collection

This collection includes a bumper selection of fantastic varieties of perennials perfect for a long lasting colourful garden with a selection of popular hardy perennials which deserve a prime spot in the garden. The blooms of this collection are long-lasting and continue well into autumn and get stronger and larger each year. Undemanding and easy to grow, they’re perfect for cutting and bringing indoors for a floral display for years to come.

This superb collection is the easy route to a stunning cottage garden scheme. Plant these fabulous perennials in sunny borders for a colourful display that will last all summer long. These top quality plants will establish quickly, increasing in size and performance year after year.

Your collection will include the following varieties (15 plants in total – 3 of each variety): 

 Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Double Mixed’ – Architectural spires of ruffled, double blooms tower over summer borders adding structure and a riot of colour.
 Physalis Chinese Lantern – A highly unusual and exotic looking plant that provides garden interest throughout the seasons. In midsummer the plant is covered in small creamywhite flowers, later in the year they produce bright red-orange papery calyces that look like Chinese lanterns.
 Gypsophila Rosea – Low, creeping plant that makes lovely ground cover for rockeries and gravel gardens. Sprays of tiny pink flowers appear in summer, above the semi-evergreen foliage.
 Lupin ‘Russell Hybrids’ – These elegant lupins produce tall spires of tightly packed flowers, that rise above palmate foliage in a magical array of colours.
 Aquilegia McKana Hybrids – A cottage garden classic, these delightful aquilegia flowers of up to 7.5cm (3”) wide create a bright and uplifting display of vibrant, long-spurred blooms.

Your upgrade will include all the above varieties plus the following varieties (27 plants in total – 3 of each variety):

Convallarai majalis (Lily of the Valley) – This ever popular perennial is an excellent ground cover for the moist humus-rich areas of the garden creating a blanket of white bell shaped flowers with long green leaves.
Eryngium planum – A handy little plant for the border, as they’ll grow in many different types of soil.
Echinops ‘Ritro’ – Tight clusters of deep blue flowers form mini-globes on long, strong straight stems of pure silver. The foliage is amazing and quite unique, giving off a silver sheen whatever the weather.
Crocosmia – Form dense clumps of upright sword-shaped foliage, from which sprays of bright orange or red flowers, carried in branched spikes, appear in late summer.