PERENNIALS

 DIANTHUS ALPINUS ALWOODII.

Dwarf  form  making a 6” diameter cushion with dark pink flowers through summer. Z5.

 DIANTHUS ‘MRS. SINKINS’.

Old fashioned pink, producing  double fringed white flowers with a powerful scent. 6” x 12”. Z5.

DICENTRA SPECTABILIS ALBA.

Pure white heart shaped flowers dangling in rows below arching 2ft stems. Attractive divided foliage. Blooms May to July. Humus rich soil in partial shade. 24” x 18”. Z5. 

DICTAMNUS ALBUS.

Erect stems, lemon scented leaves and spikes of elegant white blooms in early summer. 3ft x 2ft. Z4

 DIERAMA ‘MERLIN’.

Probably bred from pulcherrimum described below ‘Merlin’ produces dark blackberry-purple almost black bell-shaped flowers. 3ft. Z7.

 DIERAMA PULCHERRIMUM.

Small deep pink bells hanging along the underside of graceful arching stems, which give rise to the name ‘Angel’s Fishing Rods. 3ft x 2ft Z7. 

DIGITALIS GRANDIFLORA.

A short compact foxglove with typical foxglove flowers in a soft creamy yellow. 2ft x 1ft. Z5. 

DIGITALIS LUTEA.

A small perennial foxglove  with dainty little yellow flowers in slender spires. 2ft x 1ft. Z5.

 DIGITALIS PARVIFLORA.

Narrow tubular flowers are orangy-brown with a purple lip. Unlike most foxgloves this plant prefers full sun. 3ft x 1ft . Z5.