Osmunda 'Purpurascens'

Osmunda 'Purpurascens'Osmunda regalis Purpurascens (Royal Fern) is a tall, deciduous, hardy fern. Fronds first appear as a red purple colour, mature to a bright green in summer and turn a golden orange in autumn, before dying back. Sometimes named the Flowering Fern, it produces its spores in the form of a brown flower, that appears through the tips of the fronds. This plant would be a wonderful addition to a shady border or bed, woodland area or as part of a water garden

silvery-purple feather like flowers bloom in Summer

Keep in partial or full shade

is an ideal plant for those looking to add striking colour to their garden

Avoid planting Red Cluster Bottlebrush near the entrance of the garden since they attract honey bees

Buddleia ‘Lochinch’ Butterfly Bush is a compact deciduous shrub with compact and mounding growing habit

Blackcurrant Baldwin

The captivating beauty of this contrast adds depth and visual interest to the outdoor space

A hardy variety

The bright yellow-green foliage works well when planted near darker plants

During particularly frosty months in the colder regions

from full sun to partial shade

Ajuga Chocolate Chip is a compact form of Bugleweed that has small