27/10/2026
🍂 Behind the scenes in the Perennial Tunnel this autumn.
From cuttings and divisions taken this summer, to our growing on tunnel - our young Herbaceous perennial plants are now potted & settling into their peat-free compost to slowly grow over winter.
This is where they establish a robust root system to be ready for spring and planting outdoors in your gardens.
➡️Swipe through to see a selection of the Herbaceous plants we have growing on this autumn ready for the season ahead.
Salvia ‘Caradonna’ A reliable, long‑lived perennial for sunny borders or container centres, it produces striking deep‑violet flower spikes that last for months.
Veronica ‘Gentianoides’ Elegant spikes of pale blue flowers in late spring rise from clumps of glossy green foliage, creating a gentle contrast and airy texture.
Achillea ‘Hella Glashoff’ Thrives in full sun or part shade. The flat flowerheads create an easy landing pad for pollinators. They open a lemon yellow and fade to creamy yellow as the season progresses.
Geum ‘Lemon Drops‘ A lovely little Geum with soft lemon blooms nodding on short stems from late spring to mid summer. Perfect for pollinators
& ideal for the front of a border.
We grow Ornamental grasses too!
➡️ Here are two of our favourites
Imperata cylindrica ‘Rubra’ With vibrant foliage from spring to autumn. A fantastic addition to a border from green and vivid red leaves to ruby reds and golds as the season progresses.
Festuca ‘Blue Select’ Perfect for a gravel garden this small, clumping silver - blue grass offers year round appeal, thriving in well drained soil. Beautiful with purple and white perennials.