A form with yellow leaves, raised in australia.

The Giant African Lobelia is a spectacular plant. Its key feature is it's towering flower spike that is covered in mauve flowers in summer. Foliage forms an attractive rosette of glossy leaves that have a white stripe down the centre. Prefers a mild to cool climate.

Origin: Africa

(Giant Lobelia) This is a gigantic species from Kenya, also with a huge flower spike. Purplish tinted leaves with a flower spike that reaches up to 18 feet tall! Certainly eye catching. 

Origin: Africa

Evergreen shrub with Bright red flowers.

A partially evergreen shrub of medium size, producing its sweetly fragrant, creamy coloured flowers during late winter and spring. Red berries in may.

A distinct, evergreen shrub, attaining 1.5-2m.The white witch hazel-like flowers are freely produced during february and march. An interesting and attractive shrub in mild localities.

A beautiful shrub sought after for its rich burgundy foliage. It has an arching habit and the foliage is complimented by pretty bright pink flowers during spring. Easy to grow but performs best in a partly shaded position. 

Origin: Asia

Evergreen shrub, with pale green leaves and strapped cream flowers that mass in Spring or intermittently through Summer.

Origin: China, Japan, South East Asia.