Centranthus can be either annuals or perennials, characterized by typically simple, opposite leaves and clusters of small, trumpet-shaped blooms arranged at the tips of the stems.

Centranthus ruber 'Rosy Red'

Centranthus ruber 'Ruby Red'

Centranthus ruber 'Snowcloud' is a short-lived perennial often cultivated as an annual. It features a woody stem and grey-green foliage, producing dense groupings of small, aromatic white blooms from early summer through early autumn.

Centranthus ruber 'Snowcloud'

Centranthus ruber 'Swanage'

Centranthus ruber mauve-flowered

This perennial forms a compact, bushy clump and features blue-green, semi-evergreen leaves. From spring through autumn, it produces small, funnel-shaped flowers that are pinkish-red and appear in dense clusters.

Centranthus ruber var. coccineus

Centranthus trinervis

Cephalaria consists of either annual or perennial plants characterized by their pinnately divided foliage and flower heads resembling those of scabious.

Cephalaria

Cephalaria alpina is a perennial plant that can reach heights of up to 1.8 meters. It features divided, serrated leaves that are covered in fine hairs. The robust, upright stems support clusters of pale yellow-cream flowerheads, which have a distinctive pincushion shape, blooming during the summer months.

Cephalaria alpina

Cephalaria alpina 'Nana'

Cephalaria ambrosioides

Cephalaria anatolica

Cephalaria balansae

Cephalaria flava

Cephalaria galpiniana

Cephalaria galpiniana subsp. simplicior

This perennial develops a dense rosette of pinnately lobed leaves at its base. During the summer, it produces tall, branched stems that support light yellow flower heads measuring up to 6 cm in diameter.

Cephalaria gigantea

Cephalaria gigantea 'Alba'

Cephalaria joppica

Cephalaria laevigata

Cephalaria leucantha

Cephalaria litvinovii

Cephalaria natalensis

Cephalaria oblongifolia

Cephalaria procera

Cephalaria pungens

Cephalaria radiata

Cephalaria scabra

Cephalaria syriaca

Cephalaria tchihatchewii

Cephalaria transsylvanica

Cephalaria uralensis

Diabelia

Diabelia ionostachya var. tetrasepala

Diabelia sanguinea

Diabelia serrata

Diabelia serrata f. buchwaldii

Diabelia serrata f. sanguinea

Diabelia serrata f. tomentosa

Diabelia spathulata is a compact, deciduous shrub characterized by its oval green foliage that narrows at the tips. The new growth emerges with a bronze hue, and the plant produces fragrant clusters of trumpet-shaped blossoms. These flowers are predominantly white, featuring orange markings on the interior, and bloom from mid-spring to early summer.

Diabelia spathulata

Diabelia spathulata var. colorata

Diervilla consists of deciduous shrubs that produce suckers. The leaves are simple, varying from ovate to lanceolate in shape. During the summer, they bear clusters of tubular yellow flowers that can be found either in the axils of the leaves or at the tips of the stems.

Diervilla

Diervilla lonicera is a compact, deciduous shrub that typically reaches a height of about 1.2 meters. Its leaves are glossy and lance-shaped, measuring up to 12 centimeters in length. In spring, the foliage appears bronze-green, transitioning to vibrant hues of orange, yellow, and red as autumn approaches. During the summer months, this plant produces small, tubular flowers that range in color from yellow to orange, resembling those of honeysuckle.

Diervilla lonicera

Diervilla rivularis is a deciduous shrub that typically reaches a height of about 1.8 meters. It has a bushy, spreading form characterized by densely hairy stems and leaf undersides. The leaves are oval to elliptical, measuring up to 10 centimeters in length, and they display vibrant shades of red, yellow, and orange in the fall. During the summer months, the plant produces clusters of small, two-lipped flowers that resemble those of honeysuckle, exhibiting pale yellow to greenish-yellow hues.

Diervilla rivularis

Diervilla rivularis 'Smndrsf'PBR

Diervilla rivularis 'Troja Black'

Diervilla rivularis Honeybee ('Diwibru01' PBR) is a well-structured, dense shrub characterized by its vivid yellow leaves. From May to June, it produces numerous golden-yellow blossoms that offer a plentiful source of nectar for bees and other pollinators. This plant is an excellent choice for planting in individual containers.

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