
Phlox drummondii, 'Beauty' Series, 'Phlox of Sheep' With tall, strong stems and dark foliage they make wonderful cut flowers and are perfect, of course, for drying, lasting practically forever and retaining their colour. Probably the best of the so-called 'Everlasting Flowers', these papery yet shiny, daisy-like flowers are of the very easiest cultivation. Eschscholzia californica, 'Thai Silk' Series, 'Apricot Chiffon'Īward-winning variety with luxury, single and double, creamy-yellow flowers with an intense coral-orange edging. Lovely long stems also make them excellent cut flowers. Very fast growing, flowering in as little as 6 weeks from sowing, they will quickly fill your flower beds with clouds of blooms. These award-winning baby Snapdragons are quite charming. Linaria maroccana, 'Licilia' Series, 'Licilia Peach' These vigorous plants bear cheerful, double, coral-rose blooms. Zinnia elegans, 'Dahlia-Flowered Coral Beauty' Penstemon barbatus, 'Twizzle Coral'īeautiful, dark peachy-pink coral bells, this is the understated colour in the 'Twizzle' range, but perhaps our favourite. These lovely, large and long-flowering blooms are vigorous and much less prone to flopping as poppies can be sometimes. It is a favourite among flower arrangers and is incredibly long-lasting in water.Ī poppy in a beautiful, vibrant coral pink.
PENSTEMON TWIZZLE CORAL SERIES
This is a particularly fine and floriferous series for cutting with strong stems and few side shoots. Celosia cristata, 'Bombay' Series, 'Bombay Pink' We love this variety with its unusual tassels of dusky pinky-coral. Here are a few to tempt you: Amaranthus caudatus, 'Coral Fountain'

PENSTEMON TWIZZLE CORAL TRIAL
It is one of our favourites and shades of this will definitely be featuring heavily on our trial plot this year, especially with the benefit of all that warmth and nourishment! The trend for peach, apricot and coral coloured flowers has been increasing over the last couple of years for good reason, so do make space for some of these in your garden in 2019.

This year’s colour of the year is Living Coral, and according to colour experts, Pantone, it “embraces us with warmth and nourishment to provide comfort and buoyancy in our continually shifting environment”. Wednesday, 6th February 2019 Pantone Colour of the Year: Living Coral
