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Tradescantia x andersoniana ‘Rubra’

An erect arching perennial with narrow green leaves, deep purple when young and clusters of large deep purple flowers in summer and early autumn.

Tradescantia x andersoniana ‘Zwanenburg Blue’

An erect arching perennial with narrow green leaves and clusters of large dark blue flowers in summer and early autumn.

Tricyrtis ‘White Towers’

An erect perennial with hairy pale green leaves. Upward-facing white flowers in the leaf axils from late summer to autumn.

Tricyrtis formosana

An erect perennial with softly hairy stems and glossy dark green leaves. Upward-facing, star-shaped white to pinkish white or pinkish purple flowers, spotted inside early autumn.

Tricyrtis formosana Stolonifera

An erect perennial with softly hairy stems and glossy dark green leaves. Upward-facing, star-shaped palest lilac flowers, spotted purple inside from late summer to autumn.

Tricyrtis hirta

An erect perennial with hairy pale green leaves. Funnel-shaped, purple-spotted, white flowers from late summer to mid-autumn.

Tricyrtis hirta ‘Miyazaki’

An erect perennial with hairy pale green leaves. Funnel-shaped, white flowers, spotted lilac-purple from late summer to mid-autumn.

Tricyrtis hirta alba

An erect perennial with hairy pale green leaves. Funnel-shaped, white flowers with a hint of green from late summer to mid-autumn.

Tricyrtis latifolia

An erect to arching perennial with glossy mid-green leaves, spotted darker green when young. Upward-facing, brown-spotted, yellow flowers from early to mid-summer.

Tricyrtis macropoda

An erect perennial with pale green leaves. White or creamy yellow flowers, spotted purple from late summer to early autumn.

Tricyrtis ohsumiensis

An erect to arching perennial with pale green leaves. Upward-facing, yellow flowers faintly brown spotted in early autumn.

Trifolium pratense ‘Susan Smith’

A mat-forming perennial with pretty pale green leaves, finely netted with gold. Pale pink flowers from early to mid-summer.