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Bouncing Bet, I’m guessing Bet jiggled a bit when she ran, if that image doesn’t entrance you then try watching the sphinx moths that flock to this in the evening. No serious moth and butterfly collector should be without this.____ZONE 4

Winter Savory, decorative aromatic foliage on neat little dwarf bushes, long grown as a culinary herb as well as for its attractive pale violet flowers.____ZONE 5

A strongly aromatic densely tufted plant with compact racemes of showy blue flowers, native to the limestones of the central Caucasus where Mojmir found it at 2000m.____ZONE 5

Our native Lizard’s Tail is one of only two members of the Saururacaea, the other Asian counterpart being listed in the perennial section, this moisture loving perennial can reach 1.25m in height topped by 30cm long inflorescences that taper like a fragrant white lizards tail. If you don’t already grow it, buy some and get them planted immediately, don’t tempt fate and piss off the lizard god, his wrath should be avoided at all costs, he’s already licking his eyeballs at the prospect of new victims.____ZONE 5