May :: Bluebell

Bluebells are a spring blooming favourite and add a dash of colour and a delicate scent to your garden year-after-year.
 

 April :: Primrose

A lovely yellow showering of Primroses is an unbeatable way to welcome spring in your garden.

 

 March :: English Violet

Violets have been popular since ancient Greece and are still valued for their sweet fragrance and elegant blooms.

 

 February :: Long Stem Red Rose

Roses have long been associated with romance and the month of February and are commonly given as Valentine's Day gifts.

 

 January :: Boxwood

This evergreen shrub is a fabulous addition to any winter garden. The glossy green foliage has been used for centuries in Europe.


 

 December :: Poinsettia

December 12 is National Poinsettia Day, but you can enjoy this vibrant plant right through the holiday season and beyond.

 

November :: Lily turf

Flowering violet spikes tower above the lily turf's leaves. These stunning blooms are easy to maintain throughout the colder fall months.


 

 October :: Coneflower

This pretty yellow coneflower is an excellent choice for flower arrangements, centrepieces and is ideal for adding colour to a fall garden.

 

September :: Clematis

With over 200 species, with unique blooms in every colour of the rainbow, clematis is a favourite climber among gardeners.


 

 August :: Sunflowers

The majestic bright blooms of the sunflower can light up a yard, or a room, like no other.
 

 July :: Petunia

These colourful trumpet shaped blooms are cheerful reminders that summer has arrived.


 

 June :: Lilacs

There is no other shrub or bloom in the spring garden as delightfully fragrant as the lilac.
 

 May :: Baby's Breath

Baby's breath, when grown on it's own in the garden, can create a stunning stand-alone display.


 

 April :: Azalea

Azaleas are sometimes known as "the royalty of the garden."
 

 March :: Tulips

The cheerful, colourful arrival of tulips each spring is a welcome site for the eager gardener's eyes.