Chrysanthemum | George Griffiths Floret’s farm They are trouble-free to grow

They are trouble-free to grow and are fantastic for creating a "see-through" effect in your garden border

a well-behaved Globe Thistle which adds textural interest to a sunny border planting

Also known as golden oats this plant has won the esteemed Award of Garden Merit (AGM) from the Royal Horticultural Society and you will see it featured in every English gardening magazine and garden as this plant creates such a striking architectural feature especially when it is clothed in frost

Helenium ‘Butterpat’ is one of the best Heleniums

Chrysanthemum | George Griffiths Floret’s farm They are trouble-free to growThis stunning Chrysanthemum George Griffiths with its dark ruby tones with touches of gold will be available in limited numbers this year. In the autumn garden, Chrysanthemums are a star performer that bloom prolifically long after other plants have called it quits for the season. A native of China and prized for over 2,000 years, the name chrysanthemum comes from the Greek words for gold (chrysos) and flower (anthos) and is often affectionately