Annual flowers
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Summer flower with spherical, yellow inflorescences on long, upright stems. Also known as billy balls due to their shape. Approximately 60 cm tall.
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Striking inflorescences reminiscent of pipe cleaners. Easy to grow, quick to mature and reaching a height of approximately 60 cm, it is an attractive eye-catching addition to any garden.
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Amaranthus caudatus. A plant for the summer. Red to violet trailing flowers from July to September. Prefers full sun, will grow to 60-100 cm, requires generous amounts of compost.
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Malope trifida ('brilliant pink') has extremely pretty pink flowers with contrasting veins.At the base of each flower the sepals form a green star shape. The plants reach 80 cm in height and will flower all summer long.
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Linaria maroccana, summer-flowering with colourful, delicate flowers similar in shape to snapdragons. Will flower approx. 8 weeks after sowing in a variety of colours, predominantly purple.
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Portulaca, up to 20 cm in height, continuously produces semi-double flowers of 3 cm in yellow, red, orange, and pink. As a succulent it requires a sunny and dry location.
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An unusual nasturtium with velvety dark red flowers. This variety is historically significant and was included in seed catalogs as far back as 1911. Bushy to slightly trailing growth, suitable for beds, window boxes or trellises.
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