Native to Europe to the far North, this has the same creeping twig like rhizomes as our Wood Anemone, but has bright yellow flowers. Enjoying the same woodland habitat it also flowers in April with similarly dissected foliage.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

Arrow shaped leaves, strikingly marbled with white veins appear in the autumn and are retained throughout the winter, providing valuable winter interest in a woodland area. It flowers in spring a little later than our Lords and Ladies with a creamy hood, followed by bright red berries. Forms of A.italicum, a European species, have been grown here for centuries.

Despatched - Mid August to the end October

This enjoys the same situation as its blue relative, but flowers slightly later. In this case the flower spikes are rich creamy-white and most attractive to insects.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October

This grows widely in North America in damp meadows and along stream banks. The bulbs were even used by Indian tribes to make a kind of bread. This is a valuable plant in grass with 12 spikes of starry mid blue flowers in May.

Despatched - Mid August to the End of October