Agapanthus Bressingham Blue Endangered Plants with very upright stalks of

with very upright stalks of large pink-spurred flowers highlighted by a raspberry cup - simply superb

the new leaves are heavily flushed with red

(aka: Didiclis uncinata) Peacock spikemoss (a prehistoric fern relative) is one of our favorite groundcovers for the woodland garden

who searched for fifteen years before locating this in the UK

Hosta 'First Lady' is our 2010 introduction from a cross of ((Hosta 'Swoosh' x Hosta longissima) x Hosta 'Red Neck Heaven') x Hosta 'Elvis Lives' we made in 1995 (Hosta 95-413)

Agapanthus Bressingham Blue Endangered Plants with very upright stalks ofAgapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' is a 1972 introduction selected by the late plantsman Alan Bloom of the UK's Bressingham Gardens. Agapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' is a seedling selection from thousands of plants of the famous Headbourne hybrids. The clump of narrow, green, winter deciduous leaves is topped, starting in late June (NC), with 5' stalks ending in 4. 5" round flower heads of dark blue violet flowers. Agapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' has been a