Stokesia laevis | Peachies Pick Growing bulbs Can be divided in spring

Can be divided in spring or early autumn and will often self-sow

delicate little plant that is great to use to plant over the top of bulbs to hide the foliage as it dies back

Cornus siberica alba also known as Tatarian Dogwood will not disappoint

Flowering from late spring through until early summer and often will flower again later in summer and into autumn

Height to 80cm with flower stems

Stokesia laevis | Peachies Pick Growing bulbs Can be divided in springThis variety of Stokesia also known as Stokes Aster is actually a North American native wildflower which has beautiful lavender blue flowers that are shaggy not unlike a cornflower. The plant is actually named after the plantswoman Peachie Saxton from Mississippi who discovered it. This evergreen perennial is stunning in the garden is both drought tolerant once established as well as being frost tolerant. Stokes Aster is actually a North American