Bog Pimpernel | Anagallis tenella

Bog Pimpernel | Anagallis tenellaTiny, fragrant rose pink flowers nestle in a carpet of evergreen foliage Anagallis, the genus name, means 'to delight again' referring to the reopening of the flowers each morning when the sun shines. Flowers from June right through to September A low maintenance native plant, it's hardy, disease resistant and requires no pruning This low growing plant is perfect as groundcover in a sunny spot Ideal planted in shallow water as a pond marginal or as

The young leaves are copper but mature to attractive bright green in summer

with the Maculata being very mildly toxic to pets

Easy to grow and low maintenance

Terry Walton and Mike Thurlow

creating an eye-catching sanctuary of foliage in any room

A fascinating way to start a dahlia collection

leucanthemums

this pear tree grows to a maximum height and width of just four by four metres

loose and rounded crown

The fragrant Little Oliver is one of the smallest and best producing of the dwarf plants and is best situated at the front of a bed or border

The plants will fruit whether planted in the ground

The Cheals Weeping Cherry tree offers a wonderful eye-catchingdisplay of double petal deep pink flowers in spring