Veronica spicata | Alba Chronicle Books Flowers from early summer and

Flowers from early summer and often into late March

Bog Sage will tolerate drier conditions

This Achillea will create big impact

elegant Foxglove has an upright habit with long spikes of white flowers with a densely speckled deep maroon throat and makes a stately impression in the garden

Astilbes are tolerant of very heavy shade but conversely adapt well to a dappled shade position

Veronica spicata | Alba Chronicle Books Flowers from early summer andVeronica spictata Alba is a low quick growing, spreading perennial that is excellent for use as a ground cover. From about December through to March it produces a near endless profusion of white 30cm flower spikes creating an impressive sea of summer interest. This flurry of white flower spikes stands tall above the serrated waxy green foliage. A plant that is not only popular with butterflies and bees, it is also an excellent choice for the front of