Lupinus ‘Rachel de Thame’ Fringed Dahlias A dwarf subshrub form of

A dwarf subshrub form of Dogwood with perfect white miniature flowers followed by red berry clusters held over whorled foliage

This harder to find Japanese azalea features large cherry-red blooms that look great among the bronzed winter foliage

but it also packs a punch with its high Vitamin C content

These unique Double Late Peony Tulips produce spectacular 6-inch flowers that are long-lasting and perfect for cut arrangements

this compact plant grows to a height of 2'

Lupinus ‘Rachel de Thame’ Fringed Dahlias A dwarf subshrub form ofExpect a bold contrast with Rachel de Thame and her bicolour bright pink and white spires, which really stand out at a distance. Expect a delicate fragrance at closer range, something that the hummingbirds and butterflies will also appreciate. Part of the Westcountry Series. Grows 24 36 tall. Hardy to USDA zone 4. 1 gallon pot. Proven Winners