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the blooms emerge with lime green centres that fade to deep pink and then to a golden yellow as the summer goes on
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the blooms emerge with lime green centres that turn to pink
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the blooms emerge with lime green centres that turn to white as the flower matures
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Has some of the most striking foliage of any Euphorbia with changing colour throughout the seasons. Chartreuse flowers emerge from yellow bracts to top the plants in May and June. In summer and autumn variegated leaves are splashed with irregular cream, grey green and red markings. As temperature cools, the foliage takes on a red glow in the winter carried on to early spring. Plants grow into bushy, leafy clumps. Was a top pick in the Colorado State University trials (USA) and the Alberta Perennial trials (Canada) in 2011, thus underlining its adaptability to a wide climate range.
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silky, black foliage chicly ruffled as if it was launched from a Parisian fashion house! Large, glossy leaves in perfect proportion to the plant
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The popular Purrsian Blue changed the way we thought of catmint by giving a solid performance in a cute little package. If that wasn't small enough for you, you'll love Kitten Around! Even more compact and petite than its predecessor, this plant forms a tight, round mound of aromatic foliage. Bright rosy purple calyxes hold periwinkle blue flowers. The perfect size for containers, edging the sunny border or filling in small spaces in the garden. When Nepeta's stems are broken, they release an aroma into the air that tends to attract cats, thus its common name, Catmint.
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raspberry red flower above pointed silver splashed foliage, free flowering
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'Bumbleblue' is prolific bloomer, producing loads of violet blue flowers on a petite habit of healthy, deep green foliage
