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- Genus: Stachys
- Species: byzantina
- Name: 'Silver Carpet'
- Common Name: Lamb's ears
- Family: Labiatae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.00
- Difficult Spots: Well drained soil, full sun,
Hardy mat forming dense evergreen perennial with softly fluffy grey green 'lambs ears' foliage. Non flowering form. Very useful for front of the border or to soften path edges. Ordinary to well drained soil in sun. Reaches 15cm (6in) high by 60cm (24in).
- Genus: Stachys
- Species: officinalis
- Name: 'Hummelo'
- Common Name:
- Family: Labiatae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.00
- Difficult Spots: Good for insects,
Hardy clump forming evergreen perennial with glossy green basal foliage and short spikes of rosy lavender flowers in summer. Reaches 50cm (20 inches). Sun to semi shade in ordinary garden soil.
- Genus: Stachys
- Species: officinalis
- Name: 'Powder Puff'
- Common Name:
- Family: Labiatae
- Category: Perennials
- Price: £7.00
- Difficult Spots: Good for insects,
Hardy clump forming evergreen perennial with glossy green basal foliage and short spikes of soft pink flowers in summer. Reaches 50cm (20 inches). Sun to semi shade in ordinary garden soil. Persist ant seed heads. Good with grasses, loved by bees.
- Genus: Stipa
- Species: gigantea
- Name:
- Common Name: Giant oat grass
- Family: Gramineae
- Category: Grasses and sedges
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots:
Evergreen or semi evergreen grass with mid green narrow hair like foliage to 50cm (20in). The golden oat like flowers 1.8m (6ft) tall show above making a cloud over the foliage from summer to autumn. Sun to semi shade.
- Genus: Stipa
- Species: pseudoichu
- Name: RCB/Arg-Y-1 (syn Jarava ichu)
- Common Name:
- Family: Gramineae
- Category: Grasses and sedges
- Price: £7.50
- Difficult Spots: Well drained soil, full sun,
Hardy deciduous grass with very fine green leaves topped by graceful feathery silver flowers up to 1m (3ft) tall in July-September. Well drained soil in a sunny position.