Perennials

The color of this giant hyssop gets darker during flowering. Blooms for a very long time and smells wonderful. The plant has a fine growth habit.

Giant hyssop, long-flowering plant with violet-blue flower spikes. Aromatic and attracts plenty of butterflies, bumblebees and bees.

Lady's mantle, by combining the greenish-yellow flowers with everything. Beautiful plant for edge and box planting, perfect for use in the border.

A compact growing shape, sturdy leaves and an abundance of pink flowers. Long flowering.

Japanese windflower, wonderful for the late summer border. Elegant, two-tone flowers, pale pink with dark pink, appear from August and bloom well into autumn. A low variety.

Japanese windflower, a very coveted white form. Large, single flowers with golden yellow stamens on sturdy flower stems, develop well above the dark green leaves.

Japanese windflowerwith pale pink, double but not filled flowers.

Japanese windflower with pale pink, semi-double flowers, where the orange-yellow stamens are still clearly visible.

Dusky pink, rich and long flowering. Great Masterwort, ideal, summer flowering perennial for the mixed border. Nutrient-rich soil.

Great Masterwort, ideal perennial for the mixed border, height ± 50 -75 cm. summer flowering, red.

White, big flowers, floriferous. Great Masterwort, ideal, summer flowering perennial for the mixed border. Nutrient-rich soil.

Hyacinth orchid, originally from Japan. For humus-rich soil, hardy in the Netherlands and Belgium. Flowers in July, height 50 cm. Hardiness zone 7-9. Bulb size I. CITES: Not for Switzerland.

Hyacinth orchid, originally from Japan. For humus-rich soil, hardy in the Netherlands and Belgium. Flowers in July, height 50 cm. Hardiness zone 7-9. Bulb size I. CITES: Not for Switzerland.

Siberian bugloss, flowering perennial with small, blue flowers and large round, bright green leaves.

Spangle grass, upright habit with elegant hanging spikes. Broad leaf, similar to bamboo. To be used as a solitary, but also in groups or for planting.

Lily-of-the-valley. Nice fragrant flowers in may. Suitable for naturalizing. Height 15-20 cm. Plant germs are supplied, which flower well from the second year after planting.

(Lily-of-the-valley), height 15-20 cm, suitable for naturalizing. Flowering is long lasting.

(Lily-of-the-valley), height 15-20 cm, suitable for naturalizing. Pink, flowers smaller compaired to the “normal” C. majalis.

Hardy garden-orchid for a slightly damp, but not too wet place in the (semi) shade. American species, white with a pink shoe. You will receive a plant grown in an 11 cm pot (Slow Grow). CITES: not for Norway and Switzerland.

Tufted hair grass. Grass with evergreen rosettes and elegant golden plumes in June-July.

Bleeding Heart, perennial with nodding, heart-shaped pink and white flowers. Clump-forming, ideal for a place out of full sun. After flowering, cut the plant, it will make fresh green leaves.

Bleeding Heart, perennial with nodding, heart-shaped white flowers. Clump-forming, ideal for a place out of full sun. After flowering, cut the plant, it will make fresh green leaves.

Angel's Fishing Rod, Bell. A plant native to South Africa with graceful spikes of purple-pink bells. For a not too dry habitat in full sun. flowering can take several years

A Chinese forest plant related to Solomon's seal. White, lightly scented, pendulous flowers. Evergreen and vigorously growing.

Fairy Bells. An American woodland plant, closely related to Solomon's Seal with beautiful, soft yellow, bell-shaped flowers in spring. After flowering, the shiny black berries appear.

Shooting star, lilac-pink, small yellow heart. Aphrodite is a selection with powerful long flower stems. Perennial with graceful, cyclamen-like flowers, from North America. For a spot in the partial shade on slightly damp ground. Flowering time May-June, after the flowering period the plant goes in rest.

Shooting star, pink, small yellow heart. Perennial with graceful, cyclamen-like flowers, from North America. For a spot in the partial shade on slightly damp ground. Flowering time May-June, after the flowering period the plant goes in rest.

Shooting star, deep purple-red, striking. Perennial with graceful, cyclamen-like flowers, from North America. For a spot in the partial shade on slightly damp ground. Flowering time May-June, after the flowering period the plant goes in rest.

Helleborine, Wasp orchid, a robust form, native to North America. Upright greenish orange flowers. Preferably plant in a slightly moist, humus-rich soil. Propagated through rhizomes, delivered in a 11 cm pot, well rooted. CITES: not for Switzerland.

Helleborine, a cross between an American and an Asian species. Strong grower with a large number of bronze orange flowers. Preferably plant in a slightly moist, humus-rich soil. Propagated through rhizomes, delivered in a 11 cm pot, well rooted. CITES: not for Switzerland.

Marsh helleborine, an orchid that occurs in the Netherlands and Belgium. Green, brown-white flowers. Propagated through rhizomes, delivered in a 9 cm pot, well rooted. CITES: not for Switzerland.

Avens, a low form, apricot-coloured with a yellow blush. Long and rich flowering. Trouble-free plant on well-fertile soil, often mostly evergreen.

Day lily. Salmon-pink flowers, often with an afterflowering in September. Richly flowering and strong border plant with a clump forming habit.

Day lily. Brownish-red flowers with an orange centre. Richly flowering and strong border plant with a clump forming habit.

Yellow daylily with a very small green throat. Very free flowering perennials for a sunny spot.

Small Hosta with thick, blue-grey, perfect round leaves. Slow growing.

Beautiful Hosta with thick, shiny dark green leaves on which the veins are clearly visible.

Firm frosted grey-blue leaves. Initially the leaves are narrow, but heart-shaped after a few years.

Heart-shaped leaves, blue-grey in the centre, surrounded by an irregularly shaped, cream-coloured margin.

(Siberian flag). ± 70 cm. high perennial, flowering in June/July. Flowers smaller then Iris germanica, but the plants are more vigorous and gives more flowers. This iris also likes a sunny spot. Hardiness zone 5-8.

(Siberian flag). ± 70 cm. high perennial, flowering in June/July. Flowers smaller then Iris germanica, but the plants are more vigorous and gives more flowers. This iris also likes a sunny spot. Hardiness zone 5-8.

(Siberian flag). ± 60 cm. high perennial, flowering in June/July. Flowers smaller then Iris germanica, but the plants are more vigorous and gives more flowers. This iris also likes a sunny spot. Hardiness zone 5-8.

(Siberian flag). ± 70 cm. high perennial, flowering in June/July. Flowers smaller then Iris germanica, but the plants are more vigorous and gives more flowers. This iris also likes a sunny spot. Hardiness zone 5-8.

Strong lavender with violet-blue flowers. Aromatic plant, attracts many butterflies and bees.

Strong lavender with lavender-blue flowers. Aromatic plant, attracts many butterflies and bees.