Summer flowers

Wild medicinal plant from the carnation family with large beautiful, purple flowers on long stems. An undemanding beauty for natural gardens. Note: All parts of the plant are poisonous. Suitable for professional flower growers.

A colourful and many sided garden perennial, for wild gardens. Anise Hyssop can be sown direct and propages well by self-seeding. The vigorous plant smells of anise and mint. The flowers attract numerous insects and it is particularly loved by butter...

This tender climbing plant with pretty filigree flowers in shades of lavender through to deep violet and dense ivy-like leaves that grows up to 2 m high, always amazes. It flowers continuously from June until the first frosts and grows without any t...

Low growing, tender member of the daisy family with radiant blue flowers. Flowers are produced from the end of May until well into the autumn. It is a sun and warmth-loving plant but can also grow in half-shade and in window boxes.

Cornflower with radiant blue, filled blooms that attract bees. Easy, undemanding summer flower. Seeds can even be sown in autumn, the first flowers will then already appear in May. Ready for cutting as soon as the uppermost flower has opened. Suitabl...

Excellent for attracting insects to beds or window boxes. The bright azure flowers appear freely on long stalks. A beautiful, clear blue colour with a few plants appearing in pure white. Undemanding summer flower which survives well in drought....

Wild flower from southern Europe with bright violet-blue flowers and the scent of fresh lemons. We recommend sowing from April where it is to flower. It can also be grown in tubs and on the balcony. Has a very good nectar flow and is even more attrac...

The plantain-leaved Viper's Bugloss is especially valuable in the wild garden. The sky blue Mediterranean summer flower flowers long and freely. A very well visited and uncomplicated insect pasture for dryer situations.

A nicely coloured mixture for making small posies! Candytuft produces many parasol-like flower heads in violet, pink and white. Iberis umbellata like it dry and in full sun. Seedlings are susceptible to flea beetle. After flowering they should be cut...

An eye-catching climber with impressive, large, violet-blue flowers reminiscent of petunias. In a warm, sunny position protected from wind, the Morning Glory can grow up to 5 m high. It needs a support around which it can twine and ascend by itself. ...

Growing to a height of up to 120 cm Clary Sage has a very imposing appearance. In its favoured situations Clary Sage will seed itself and ensure its continued presence in the garden. When flowering begins the whole plant gives off a scent. It is a pl...

Sown in large drifts, this strongly scented summer flower is stunning - a sea of glowing purple flowers on nearly leafless stems. The nectar inside the long tube-like flowers is accessible to many butterflies. Flowers from June to August and if cut b...

A sea of lilac-blue parasols that seem to float upon high stems. Recommended for wild gardens since they will be visited by many butterflies and moths such as the Hummingbird Hawkmoth. The seeds take a long time to germinate and we recommend pre-coo...