Other Wholesale Plants

Fairweather’s has an established reputation for introduction of new perennials to the market. Our range of 250+ cultivars of herbaceous, shrubs and climbers includes many exclusive lines plus some traditional favourites.

We work closely with breeders and their agents to ensure we add garden and production-worthy introductions to our range of wholesale plants.

Please download our availability list for details of new lines which have not yet been included in the latest catalogue.

View our gallery of plants below:

Adenophora Gaudi Violet

Adenophora White Blaze

Agapanthus ‘Charlotte’: A dainty, compact agapanthus, ideal for the small garden or patio. It flowers prolifically from mid to late summer, earlier in mild areas. The light blue starry flowers have darker bars on each petal and are carried in delicate, rounded flower heads on strong stems up to 60cm tall.

Agastache Black Adder

Anenome Wild Swan

Angelica gigas: A clump-forming biennial. In late summer, it produces conspicuous, dark purple flowers, 12cm across, on dark red stems.

Antirrhinum Pretty in Pink

Aralia Sun King

Aster Monch: A clump-forming, upright perennial that produces clear, lavender-blue flowerheads on stout stems.

Aster Samoa: Clump forming, floriferous deciduous perennial, producing violet flowers with orange centres.

Astrantia Abbey Road: Striking rich ruby-maroon flowers that are enhanced with a white base. Very free flowering, this form produces attractive large deep green leaves and dark purple flower stems. Prefers moist soil.

Astrantia Buckland: Dusky-pink flowers set in silver-green bracts. Prefers moist soil.

Astrantia Claret: An excellent form with dark wine-red flowers on dark stems. Prefers moist soil.

Astrantia Florence

Astrantia major ‘Roma’: Astrantia major ‘Roma’

Astrantia major Rubra

Astrantia Star of Beauty: Profusion of pink pincushion-like flowers on wiry stems. Needs sunshine to bring out the full flower colour.

Astrantia Star of Billion

Brunnera ‘Alexanders Great’: Brunnera ‘Alexanders Great’

Brunnera Hadpsen Cream: Bold heart-shaped leaves are crisply edged in ivory during spring and the entire plant is covered in small, starry blue blooms. The colour deepens to sunny yellow in summer.

Brunnera Jack Frost: Large heart-shaped leaves with the veins highlighted in silver. Rounded frosty looking silver leaves and tiny clusters of clear blue flowers in early spring.

Brunnera Little Jack

Campanula Blue Waterfall: Neat dark green perennial foliage is topped by masses of star-shaped blue flowers. Ideal for the front of the border or rockeries. A Blooms Introduction.

Campanula Genti Blue: Herbaceous clump forming perennial. Compact sturdy foliage topped with flowers of intense blue on upright stems.

Campanula Genti Twister Bell

Campanula Iridescent Bells: Intense dark purple buds open into beautiful soft lavender-blue bells , giving a bi-colour effect. Repeat flowering through summer.

Campanula Pearlescent Pink: Deep pink-purple buds open to silvery-pink bells with pearly stem. Repeat flowering through the summer.

Campanula Sarastro: A hardy perennial with rosettes of heart-shaped leaves. Large pendulous bell-shaped purple-violet flowers. More compact and free flowering than any other large flowered Campanula.

Campanula-Genti-White: Herbaceous clump forming perennial. Compact sturdy foliage topped with flowers of bright white on upright stems.

Centaurea Silver Feather

Cirsium Atropurpureum: A clump-forming, spreading perennial. Elegant, yet prickly, dark green leaves with erect stems bearing spherical, pincushion-like, deep crimson flowerheads. Drought tolerant.

Cirsium Frosted Magic

Cirsium Pink Blush 2

Cirsium Trevors Blue Wonder

Coreopsis Creme Brulee: Deep butter-yellow flowers are produced above fine, lacy foliage. Drought tolerant.

Coreopsis Limerock Dream: Sunset orange flowers all summer long . A showy addition to the perennial border, extremely easy to grow, thrives in hot conditions. Drought tolerant. A Blooms introduction.

Coreopsis Limerock Passion: Lavender pink flowers all through the summer. A graceful perennial with dark green foliage, the flower colour varies as the blooms mature, softening from lavender to lighter pink shades. The flowers have vibrant yellow centres. Drought tolerant.

Coreopsis Limerock Ruby: Large flowers have rich red velvety petals with bright yellow centres. Drought tolerant.

Cosmos Chocamocha: Delicious chocolate-scented purple- brown flowers are produced throughout the summer.

Crocosmia Emily McKenzie: Branched spikes of broad petalled, bright orange flowers with mahogany throat markings. Elegant blade-like leaves.

Crocosmia George Davison: Branched spikes of broad petalled, yellow flowers. Elegant blade-like leaves.

Crocosmia Golden Ballerina

Crocosmia Lucifer: Upward-facing, broad petalled, bright tomato-red flowers. Elegant blade-like leaves.

Cyanara Cardoon: Stately and sculptural plant with large silvery leaves. Topped in summer by large purple flowers resembling artichokes.

Dahlia Mystic Dreamer: Pale pink flowers with a strong magenta stripe down the centre of each petal. Filagreed deep mahogany to black foliage.

Dahlia Mystic Enchantment: Large vivid scarlet ribbed blooms that fade with age to a warm burnt orange. Dark mahogany foliage.

Dahlia Mystic Haze: Single blooms are a striking blend of red, orange and yellow. They contrast well with the dark bronze foliage.

Dahlia Mystic Illusion: Deep mahogany to black lacquered foliage topped from mid summer with bright yellow ribbed, sunflower like blooms with prominent orange centres.

Dahlia Mystic Spirit

Echinacea Chiquita

Echinacea Sensation Pink

Echinacea White Meditation

Echinops Taplow Blue: A clump-forming perennial with spiny, hairy, grey-green leaves. Produces spherical, bright blue flowerheads 2.5-5cm across. Drought tolerant.

Erigeron seabreeze: Produces masses of large daisy-like flowers of pink with yellow centre in summer and autumn. Drought tolerant. Evergreen foliage.

Eryngium Jos Eijking: Intense blue stems and flowers. Flowers from May with the colour intensifying over many weeks. Drought tolerant.

Eryngium Picos Blue: Selected from the Picos Mountains, Spain. Large dark serrated blue flowers on steely blue stems. Drought tolerant.

Eryngium Big Blue

Eryngium Jade Frost: Pretty evergreen grey leaves with cream edges and pink flushes. Cream and pale blue flower heads are produced from May to July. Drought tolerant.

Eryngium Neptunes Gold

Euphorbia ‘Moonbeam’: Euphorbia ‘Moonbeam’

Euphorbia Ascot Rainbow: Selected for its distinct and unique variegated flowers and foliage. The spring flowers are cream, lime and green, while the foliage displays tones of cream, green/blue with stunning red/pink colouring throughout the cooler months of the year. Hardy and perennial.

Euphorbia Baby Charm

Euphorbia c. Black Pearl: Upright, evergreen shrub with dense flowerheads. Each yellow-green flower has a prominent black eye. Drought tolerant.

Euphorbia martinii Colibri: Dwarf form which produces bright yellow flowers with a red eye in early spring. Ideal for containers and the front of borders.

Euphorbia Mellifera: Rounded evergreen shrub of great elegance. Honey scented flowers in late spring followed by pea-like fruit.

Euphorbia Redwing: Compact and very free flowering evergreen perennial with dark green foliage and short dense yellow flowerheads in April. Ideal for the front of borders or in a container.

Euphorbia Shorty: A compact-growing variety which is small enough to grow in a container. It boasts excellent blue-green evergreen foliage in summer, which turns to bright shades of red and purple in winter. Yellow flowers. Drought tolerant.

Fatsia Spider’s Web

Franchoa Pink Bouquet: Elegant spikes carry flowers with pretty white petals, blushed pink and dark pink central markings. Large leaves are evergreen in winter. Cut flowers have good vase life.

Francoa Petite Bouquet

Gailardia Sunset Cutie

Gailardia Sunset Snappy

Gaura ‘Whirling Butterflies’: Gaura ‘Whirling Butterflies’

Gaura Passionate Rainbow: Compact selection with dense golden variegated foliage and burgundy colouring in the new growth. Showy pink flowers on short but elegant stems.

Gaura Rosy Jane: White flowers with a pink picotee edge. Suited to the middle or back of any sunny border.

Geranium ‘Purple Ghost’: Geranium ‘Purple Ghost’

Geranium Ann Folkard: A spreading, herbaceous perennial. A profusion of saucer-shaped, magenta flowers with black centres and veins. Lime green leaves.

Geranium Baby Blue

Geranium Black Beauty: Dark purple foliage which holds its colour well throughout the summer, masses of lavender flowers. Compact.

Geranium Brookside: Herbaceous perennial with large violet-blue flowers.

Geranium Cloud Nine

Geranium Dragon Heart: Very large intense magenta flowers that can reach 4cm in diameter. A large plant that lends itself to rambling through other perennials and shrubs in the border.

Geranium Dreamland: Very free flowering perennial all summer long till frost. Dusky pink flowers veined with a darker pink are carried over a low growing mound of foliage.

Geranium Fay Anna

Geranium Hexham Velvet

Geranium Lakwijk Star

Geranium Orkney Cherry: Ground hugging perennial that forms a carpet of purple- brown foliage that is covered in masses of small vibrant pink flowers. Ideal for the front of borders or rockeries.

Geranium Pink Penny

Geranium Rozanne: Large saucer-shaped, violet-blue flowers with white centres from early summer until frost above mounds of slightly-marbled deep green foliage. Winner of the RHS plant of the Century. Outstanding groundcover perennial.

Geranium Sabani Blue: A clump-formimg herbaceous perennial with large blue-veined flowers in early spring. Excellent semi-evergreen foliage.

Geranium sanguineum ‘Tiny Monster’: Deciduous herbaceous perennial with violet-purple flowers. Rich autumn foliage colours. Good ground cover.

Geranium Silver Wood

Geranium Storm Chaser: Ground covering Geranium with masses of lilac-pink flowers with a dark magenta veined eye.

Geum Cocktail Banana Daiquiri

Geum Cocktail Cosmopolitan

Geum Flames of Passion: Herbaceous evergreen clump forming perennial. Soft mid green leaves with tall elegant red double nodding flowers.

Geum Mai Tai

Geum Scarlet Tempest: Geum Scarlet Tempest

Geum Totally Tangerine: Herbaceous evergreen clump forming perennial. Very elegant with tall and airy tangerine coloured flowers fading in colour with age.

Helenium Fuego

Helenium Mardi Gras: A riot of multicoloured flowers- yellow petals, lavishly splashed with orange red, form wildly patterned stiff skirts around deep brown, mounded centre cones. Hardy perennial.

Helenium Pipsqueak: A deciduous, upright perennial with green lance-shaped leaves. Produces golden flowers with a brown, prominent cone centre in late summer. Dead seed heads may be left for structure into winter.

Helenium Salsa

Helenium Short ‘n’ Sassy

Helenium Sombrero

Helenium Wyndley: An erect perennial bearing flower heads 5-8cm across with yellow petals overlaid with orange and a dark orange-brown centre, From midsummer to early autumn.

Heuchera Berry Marmalade

Heuchera Berry Smoothie: Large leaves of rose-pink in spring, deepening to purple-rose later in the season. Creamy white flowers from June through to September. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Caramel: Robust evergreen perennial with honey-apricot leaves with red sides for most of the year. White flowers on slender stems in late summer.

Heuchera Cherry Cola: Lovely red brown foliage topped with cherry red flowers. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Chocolate Ruffles: Chocolate coloured ruffled leaves with maroon undersides showing on the ruffles. In May to July, wiry-stemmed sprays of tiny, bell-shaped white flowers are produced. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Crimson Curls

Heuchera Firechief: Wine-red leaves turning a deeper shade during winter. Flowers of pink and white on red stems. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Forever Purple

Heuchera Green Spice: Green Spice has grey-edged silver leaves with red veins. Autumn orange colour. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Lime Marmalade: Very frilly dense lime-green foliage. White flowers on tall stems. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Marmalade: Luxurious orange-red undulating evergreen foliage that has striking pink undersides. Red flowers. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Obsidian: Very compact with smooth, shiny, almost black foliage. Red stems of up to 60cm bear tiny ivory flowers. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Silver scrolls

Heuchera Spellbound: Marvelous ruffled foliage of silver with rose tints. In spring the purple is more intense. In shade the silver stands out. White flowers. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heuchera Tapestry: Multi-coloured and veiled foliage with free flowering stems of warm pink flowers. The dark-centred leaves are coloured blue-green in spring and summer and change to green with dark centres in colder months. Evergreen perennial that performs well in both garden beds and containers.

Heucherella Sweet Tea: Huge cinnamon star-shaped leaves are surrounded by the loveliest orange tea colored borders. The big, palmately cut leaves darken in the summer and lighten up again in the autumn. Combine with other golden or silver leaved plants for foliage contrast. Ideal for containers as well as borders.

Hosta ‘First Frost’: Hosta ‘First Frost’

Hosta June: Medium-sized with leaves splashed and streaked in two tones of yellow with rich gold centres and irregular glaucous-blue margins.

Hosta Patriot: Medium-large plant with large dark green leaves and irregularly edged clear white margins. Mauve flowers.

Hosta Prince of Wales

Hosta Purple Heart: Heart-shaped, glossy, lime-green leaves form a nice full mound. The purple colour of the stem runs up into the leaf. Lavender flowers.

Hosta So Sweet: Small plant with glossy, lanceolate medium green leaves and white margins. Purple-striped fragrant flowers.

Hosta Sum and Substance: Very large plant with heart-shaped, golden chartreuse leaves. Requires sun to bring out the gold. White flowers.

Hosta t. Hadspen Blue: A slow-growing form with heart-shaped, thick, glaucous, grey-blue leaves. In summer, dense racemes of bell-shaped, pale grey-mauve flowers appear.

Kniphofia Bees Lemon: A clump-forming, deciduous perennial with toothed, grass-like, mid-green leaves and, in late summer to early autumn, upright racemes of lemon-yellow flowers opening from green buds.

Kniphofia Elvira

Kniphofia Mango Popsicle

Kniphofia Papaya Popsicle

Leucanthemum Freak: Pure white flowers with yellow centres from end of April through to autumn. Compact habit suited to be grown in containers or the front of borders.

Leucanthemum Goldfinch: This is the yellowiest flowering Shasta daisy ever! Long blooming and compact with semi-double flowers. The blooms slowly and gracefully change from bright lemon yellow to an ivory white.

Leucanthemum Real Charmer

Leucanthemum Real Dream

Leucanthemum Real Galaxy

Leucanthemum Real Glory

Ligularia Britt Marie Crawford: Sumptuous dark, glossy, black chocolate maroon leaf tops with dark purple reverses, large deep orange-yellow flowers in late summer.

Lobelia Crimson Princess

Lobelia Rose Princess

Lobelia Scarlet Princess

Lupin Beefeater: Vibrant bright red flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupin Gladiator: Stunning vibrant orange and yellow bi-colour flowers appear in summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Blossom: Lovely Blossom pink flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Desert Sun: Rich custard yellow flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Manhattan Lights 1: Stunning Purple and yellow bi-colour flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Masterpiece: Stunning rich purple flowers that are flecked with white appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Persian Slipper: Stunning vibrant blue flowers that are white fletched appear early summer in tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Polar Princess: Stunning pure white flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lupinus Rachel de Thame: Stunning pink and white bi-colour flowers appear early summer on tall stems. Great for the middle or back of a border. Hardy perennial bred by West Country Nurseries.

Lychnis Petite Jenny: Large fluffy double pink flowers with a paler centre and white markings running up into the petals. Flowers are borne at the top of long, straight stems. Ideal in natural style plantings.

Lychnis White Robin: This clump forming perennial has casual pure white flowers on sturdy reddish stems. Ideal in natural style plantings.

Melittis Royal velvet: Compact lemon scented foliage topped in spring by exotic orchid-like white flowers with a dark purple lip. A selection form of an English Native Wildflower.

Mukdenia Crimson Fans: Large maple like leaves emerge green in spring and as they age they develop bright red edges. Foliage will remain red all summer long, but dies down in winter. Small white flowers.

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’: Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’

Osteospermum In The Pink: Compact and hardy evergreen perennial that produces masses of hot pink daisy like flowers are produced from june throughout the summer. 20p is being donated to Breast Cancer Care for every plant sold.

Penstemon ‘Pentastic Pink’: Penstemon ‘Pentastic Pink’

Penstemon ‘Pentastic Red’: Penstemon ‘Pentastic Red’

Penstemon ‘Pentastic Rose’: Penstemon ‘Pentastic Rose’

Penstemon Riding Hood Hot Pink: Stunning hot pink flowers are produced from late spring to first frosts. Dark evergreen foliage.

Penstemon Riding Hood Purple: Stunning purple flowers are produced from late spring to first frosts. Dark evergreen foliage.

Penstemon Riding Hood Red: Stunning red flowers are produced from late spring to first frosts. Dark evergreen foliage.

Persicaria Red Dragon: Patterned leaves of purplish-red, silver and green make this an outstanding ground cover perennial. It has low arching growth and is ideal for pots and containers also. Fantastic autumn colour.

Phlomis Bronze Flamingo: Deep green crinkled foliage. Bright pink flowers are produced in circles around upright, rich ruby stems. Great sculptural plant for summer flowers.

Phlox Coral Flame: Lovely fragrant coral coloured flowers. Hardy perennial that thrives in moist soils.

Phlox Pink Flame: Deep pink fragrant flowers with a darker eye. Hardy perennial that thrives in moist soils.

Phlox Purple Flame: Purple flowers from July through to September. Fragrant.

Phlox White Eye Flame: White fragrant flowers with a pink eye. Hardy perennial that thrives in moist soils.

Polemonium Bressingham Purple: Dark purple fern-like leaves show off the light violet-blue flowers.Prominent bright yellow anthers further add to its delightful charm.

Polemonium Stairway to Heaven: Low mound of medium-green ferny leaves, each leaflet strongly edged in creamy white and flushed with pink during cooler spring weather. Clusters of lightly fragrant, violet-blue bells.Ideal for edging a shady border or growing beside a woodland path.

Rhodanthemum Pretty in Pink: Mounds of attractive silver green foliage is smothered with deep pink daisy like blooms.

Rhodanthemum African Spring

Rodgersia Bronze Peacock

Rudbeckia Little Gold Star

Rudbekia Goldsturm: Golden-yellow daisy shaped flowers with fine petals shown off against a dark central cone.

Salvia ‘Blue Bouquetta’: Salvia ‘Blue Bouquetta’

Salvia Amistad

Salvia Ember’s Wish

Salvia Eveline: Many tall stems of small lavender pink flowers. Hardy and perennial.

Salvia Hot Lips

Salvia May Night (Mainacht): A clump forming perennial with large indigo-blue flowers from May to August.

Salvia n. Marcus: A delightful compact variety with deep purple blue flowers.Makes an ideal plant for the front of any border or may be used in patio containers.

Salvia nem. Cardonna: Stunning flower spikes of indigo purple and black-purple stems.

Salvia Sensation Rose improved: A lovely dwarf flowering herbaceous perennial sage that produces masses of pink flowers.

Salvia Sensation Deep Blue: This compact selection produces masses of deep blue flowers in early summer and again in late summer if deadheaded. Hardy and perennial.

Salvia Wendy’s Wish

Sanguisorba Little Angel

Scabiosa ‘Kudo White’: Scabiosa ‘Kudo White’

Schizostylis Fenland Daybreak: Long thin foliage is topped with upright spikes of warm salmon pink flowers. Great for borders and as a cut flower.

Schizostylis Ice Maiden: Clump forming perennial that produces spikes of large, crocus-like shaped, white flowers above grassy, mid green foliage.

Schizostylis Pink Princess: Long thin foliage is topped with upright spikes of narrow petalled soft pink flowers, icy pink when in bud. Great for borders and as a cut flower.

Sedum Autumn Joy: Fresh, light-green leaves. Heavy clusters of flowers that are whitish in bud, opening shellpink and maturing deep bronze-red. Hardy perennial.

Sedum Matrona: Fleshy bluish leaves with a red overlay. Clusters of red flowers.Hardy perennial.

Sedum Purple Emperor: Dusky-red flowers and dark purple-red foliage almost black. An exceptional selection. Hardy perennial.

Sedum SunSparkler Dazzleberry

Sedum SunSparkler Firecracker

Sedum SunSparkler Lime Zinger

Silene Rollies Favourite: This compact selection of the native campion produces masses of single soft pink flowers. A stunning improvement that is more free flowering than its wild parent.

Thalictrum ‘Splendide White’: Thalictrum ‘Splendide White’

Thalictrum Black Stockings: Hardy perennial with black stems that carry flat fluffy flowerheads of lavender flowers in summer.

Tiarella Pink Skyrocket

Trollius Dancing Flame

Tulbaghia Purple Eye: Very free flowering selection that produces glistening soft pink white flowers which contrast with dark-purplish centres. The foliage is grass-like and glaucous grey-green.

Tulbaghia Silver Lace: A perennial plant with narrow long green leaves with a silver edge. The leaves and purple flowers have a garlic smell when brushed. The leaves can be used in salads and in cooking.

Verbena bonariensis: Tall sculptural stems topped by violet flowers in summer. A wonderful plant for form in the garden.

Verbena Homestaed Purple: This vigorous ground hugging perennial is literally covered with medium dark purple flowers backed by clean dark green foliage all summer. Brilliant in containers.

Verbena Lollipop: A dwarf selection of this great garden favourite which lends itself to being planted in the front of the border. Sculptural purple flowers are held above the foliage.

Verbena Rigida: Spreading perennial. In summer produces fragrant, bright purple or magenta flowers.

Verbena Seabrook: This hardy and vigorous ground hugging perennial is covered with lavender flowers with a darker eye all summer until frosts. Brilliant in containers and baskets.

Vinca Ralph Schugart