Tanacetum coccineum Robinson's Red

Sometimes flower pictures are doctored so that the colours look brighter than they are in the flesh but not here! Flat daisies with shocking pink petals arranged around a bright yellow centre catch the eye through late spring-mid summer. Makes a good cut flower.

Grow in sun on any reasonable soil 60cm.

Tellima grandiflora Forest Frost

Low mounds of evergreen foliage take on dark, almost black, veins with a tracery of silver across the leaf in autumn and through winter months. Fresh spring growth is bright green and is followed by slender stems to 65cm studded with lime green flowers, creating a lovely froth when planted en masse.

Very useful ground cover in shady spots even those that dry out later in the season. Likes good winter drainage

Tellima grandiflora Forest Frost

Low mounds of evergreen foliage takes on deepest red tints in autumn and through winter months. Fresh spring growth is bright green and is followed by slender stems to 65cm studded with lime green flowers, creating a lovely froth when planted en masse.

Very useful ground cover in shady spots even those that dry out later in the season. Likes good winter drainage

Tellima grandiflora

Low mounds of evergreen foliage. Fresh spring growth is bright green and is followed by slender stems to 65cm studded with lime green flowers, creating a lovely froth when planted en masse.
Very useful ground cover in shady spots even those that dry out later in the season. Likes good winter drainage

Teucrium hircanicum

Low tight mounds of evergreen foliage bush up as season starts and produce a mass of dark dusky purple wands from July-Sept. Likes sun on well drained soil and tolerates drought well, once established. Also great for attracting bees

Thalictrum Black Stockings

1.2 metres. Recent introduction with lovely dark stained stems that are clothed in attractive grey green leaves and topped by clouds of lavender mauve flowers in late spring and early summer. Likes sun or light shade on any reasonable soil

Thalictrum delavayii Album

Upright herbaceous perennial growing to around 1.5m, with leaves divided into many small oblong leaflets, and large open panicles of white flowers 2cm in width with prominent stamens.
Grow in sun or light shade on any reasonable soil

Thalictrum rochbruneanum

Tiarella Sugar and Spice

Low mounds of deeply lobed mid-green leaves with striking, dark-brown, central markings. Small, pale-pink flowers are clustered along each flower stem giving a frothy, wand-like appearance from spring to early summer. Grow in light shade on humous rich soil

Tricyrtis formosana Dark Beauty

Clumps of slightly arching stems to 1 metre are clothed in lance shaped leaves that clasp the stems at alternate intervals. August-October flower buds appear in leaf axils towards the top of the stems and open to reveal irregular deep purple blotches and spots.

Adds useful late interest in a shady border on a retentive soil

Trifolium rubens

Clump forming herabceaous member of the clover family. Large raspberry pink conical flower heads open early summer and keep on coming if you deadhead. Very popular with the local bee population.
Happy in an open sunny spot on any reasonable soil

Trifolium tricocephalum

Low growing clumps to 25cm of attractive trilobed grey green leaves are topped by rounded heads of palest creamy yellow flower heads from May - June and later if you remove faded flowers.

Does best on well drained soil in a reasonably sunny spot and keeps the local bees busy

Trollius chinensis Golden Queen

AGM. Clump forming perennial, a well behaved cousin to the buttercup. May-June slender stems up to 75cm branch and are topped by 3-7 bowl shaped deep golden yellow flowers each with an unusual 'crown' of inner spiky petals.
Likes sun or light shade on a retentive soil that doesn't dry out