Posts by Martin

An NWP introduction. Wonderful shades of pink and lavender-blue with even a hint of violet. Fragrant flowers with a sugar-like appearance. Plants have a cold tolerance given a dry site. 40cm x 40cm.

An NWP introduction. Wonderful soft white flowers with lemon throats that are fragrant with a sugar-like appearance. Plants have a cold tolerance given a dry site. 40cm x 40cm.

An NWP introduction. Wonderful shades of soft delicate pink with even a hint of blue at times. Fragrant flowers with a sugar-like appearance. Plants have a cold tolerance given a dry site. 40cm x 40cm.

A new NWP hybrid An unusual colour combination of deep salmon pink and yellow flowers in early summer. Striking plant when offset with a silver foliaged perennial. Perennial 80cm x 60cm.

An NWP hybrid. A thick flower spike emerges from dark green foliage producing an amazing candle of two tone flowers of rich purple and cream. A regal variety. 90cm x 60cm.

This is an unusual ‘poker’ an NWP introduction. A funky specimen that works in association with grasses. Hardy perennial tall flower spikes in summer which are burnt orange to red in bud that open up to a zingy lime green when fully open. 1m x 50cm.

Patent No: PP23854 An NWP hybrid. This variety brings a new colourbreak, being pink when fully open. Compact habit ideal for pots or small spaces, evergreen by nature flowering early summer during May till late June. 25cm x 25cm.

PBR: 2012/0137 EU33834US Patent: PP22280 An NWP hybrid. The size of flower and more substantial foliage makes this plant stand out from the crowds. Certainly not an alpine variety. Long season of continuous blooming from April till August and even later. Large white flowers (pinkish in bud) around 5cm in diameter. 20cm x 30cm.

PBR No: 13438 An NWP introduction. A gold leaf form of the alpine Iberis. Nice mounds of bright gold foliage that turn paler in full summer and then bronze during winter. Evergreen with white pinhead cushion flowers in early summer. 20cm x 30cm.