Astrantia Collection Plants Pink Quill A red tinge to the

A red tinge to the leaves indicates they’re receiving enough light but if they turn completely red then you should move the plant to a shadier spot

Unlike Alnus glutinosa

Conversation Starter: A unique and eye-catching plant that's sure to spark curiosity among your guests

We love seeing anemones like 'Ruffled Swan' underplanted in the dappled shade of a garden tree (alongside other woodland favourites like bluebells and primroses)

Iris Dwarf Natascha produces stunning white blooms to herald spring’s arrival

Astrantia Collection Plants Pink Quill A red tinge to theAlso known as Hatties Pincushion or Masterwort, Astrantias are equally lovely for informal cottage gardens and striking and modern planting schemes. They have branched heads of ornate, pincushion flowers, surrounded by a ruff of stiff, coloured bracts in summer and make an eye catching cut flower. Easy to grow and especially useful for areas of dappled shade, under trees, with grasses or roses, they prefer moist but will happily tolerate drier or