Chelone obliqua | Turtlehead succulent fleshy leaves with pale blue

fleshy leaves with pale blue to lilac coloured flowers on upright stems

Monarda didyma 'Aquarius'

Chrysanthemums can also be easily divided

This beautiful lobelia has showy deep scarlet red flower spikes that rise above medium green foliage making it an excellent choice in the shade garden or they are as equally at home in containers

Chelone obliqua | Turtlehead succulent fleshy leaves with pale blueChelone obliqua, commonly known as turtlehead, is a charming herbaceous perennial plant native to North America. It gets its name from the unique shape of its flowers, which resemble the head of a turtle. The plant typically grows to a height of about 60 to 90 cm and features dark green, lance shaped leaves that form a dense, bushy clump. The flowers of turtlehead bloom from mid to late summer, showcasing lovely pink tubular flowers that are arranged