All are in a peat free growing medium and are fairly typical examples of the sort of quality and size you can expect in late May. The beer bottle give a good idea of the scale and just happens to be about the nicest beer you can get anywhere - Summer Lightning from the Hop Back Brewery, Downton Wilts.

Back row from left: Euphorbia schillingii £4.50, Canna Wyoming £5.00, Galtonia candicans £4.00, Carex testacea £3.00, Lotus hirsutum £4.00.

Front row from left: Lobelia tupa £3.00, Primula bulleyana £1.50, Veronica austriaca teucrium £3.00. All in composted green waste.

Back row from left: Kniphofia Shining Sceptre £4.00, Salvia officinalis Wurzburg £4.00, Pieris Forest Flame £7.00 , Euphorbia stygiana £5.00.

Front row from left: Scutellaria incana £2.50, Nepeta govaniana £2.50, Knautia Mars Midget £3.00. All in composted green waste except Pieris which is a coir/bark based compost.