Tall, bright yellow flower spikes rise above the interestingly, heavily cut leaves.

Purple/mauve candelabra type flowers standing out above the foliage. Good for bees.

Orange candelabra standing heigh above the foliage. Good for bees.

Snowy white rounded petals with yellow centres in spherical clusters on sturdy green stem.

Deep purple with a yellow eye, borne in dense rounded heads on the erect stems. Good for bees.

Deep purple with a yellow eye, borne in dense rounded heads on the erect stems. Good for bees.

Stout, erect stems carrying large umbels of nodding, fragrant bright yellow flowers. Good for bees.

A perenninal with large green leaves. Stout stems with tiers of crimson flowers in late spring and early summer.

A robust perennial with a rosette of large, oblong or obovate leaves and upright, white-mealy stems bearing reddish-purple flowers 2.5cm in width in several whorls.

A very unusual conical spike of purple flowers appearing from bright red buds. Good with bees.

Typically it thrives in damp shade and provides an early source of nectar and pollen for bees and other pollinators.

Forming a clump with erect stems bearing narrowly ovate leaves and dark-eyed, deep yellow flowers.

Deeply divided basal leaves and long stems bearing lemon yellow, bowl-shaped flowers.

Dark green, deeply divided and toothed leaves and solitary, long-stalked, globose orange-yellow flowers.