All our varieties

A cloud of small flowers and especially low growth This latest selection from the range has many small light violet to pink flowers. It is the smallest of the SAPHYRA ® varieties. A cloud of small starshaped flowers from June to September and a height of under 0.80m make Estrella an asset for any garden or grown in pots during the summer months.

Exceptional flowering and low growth with this, the oldest variety of the SAPHYRA® range This variety of Clematis is low growing: its shape is at first upright, then supple with flexible stems. The adult plant SAPHYRA ® Indigo reaches a height of 1.00 to 1.20 m.The flowers, about 10 cm large, have 5 - 6 tepals, and are indigo coloured (dark purple-blue) at blossom time, then getting paler; the stamens are dark violet at first, becoming white at their base. Flowering is very prolific, from June to the autumn. Trophies: Bronze medal at Plantarium 2004 (Boskoop NETHERLANDS)2014 SNA Retailer's Choice Awards (USA)

The ideal clematis for urban gardens SAPHYRA® Nancy is a new Clematis variety, ideal for terraces, balconies and small urban gardens. With its compact habit, not exceeding 1.5 to 2 m, it can be grown as a climbing plant or as a ground cover. Extremely flowering, it offers an airy and colourfull display that is repeated throughout the summer. Its abundant, fuchsia-pink, star-shaped 10-12 cm flowers, shine bright against the foliage. Resistant to pollution, cold, rain, drought and diseases, it is an easy-to-grow, low maintenance plant. The SAPHYRA® Nancy Clematis behaves like a perennial and regrows from base every year. Pruning is not obligatory. A clematis named after the city of Nancy: The city of Nancy is the birthplace of Victor Lemoine, regarded worldwide as the greatest ornamental plant breeder and introducer of all times. The naming of this clematis variety is a fitting tribute to the role played by the city of Nancy in the development of horticulture.

All the qualities of SAPHYRA® clematis, with the added bonus of purple! Clematis SAPHYRA® Violetta has violet flowers, which are darker than those of SAPHYRA® Indigo.  It is also highly branched and stocky, and grows upright. Like all SAPHYRA®, it's easy to garden, highly resistant to disease, dryness and excess water, and doesn't need pruning as it restarts from the base every year. It can be used as ground cover, as a border plant or in combination with a support plant.

Brilliant foliage, even in full sun ! This sun-hardy shrub with its variegated tricolored foliage adds a bright touch! Its silvery-green and yellow foliage, with young orange shoots, also takes on beautiful autumn colors, with stronger tricolors in September-October. Its flowers appear in spring and are highly melliferous. Easy to grow, it has dense growth and a compact, bushy structure. What's more, it's low-maintenance and very hardy, resistant to dryness and disease. It is ideal for patio terraces, as a border plant or as a mass landscape planting.

A springtime asset for smaller spaces.'Niagara', a hybrid cultivation of Exochorda racemosa and macrantha 'The Bride', is denser than The Bride, well branched, with a more shrub-like shape, less arched.It is also more floriferous and offers numerous clusters of small white flowers in April - May.Very hardy. Once it is well settled, it tolerates drought.'Niagara' is well suited for smaller areas and can be grown in a pot.Trophies: Best new variety prize at Plantion 2011 (EDE)SILVER medal awarded by Trials Committee of RHBS (Boskoop - Netherlands)

The first ground-cover Forsythia is still a STAR ! MAREE D'OR ®, about 0.80 m high and 1.50 m wide, layers naturally and as such has all the qualities of a good ground cover.Its grapefruit yellow, abundant flowers are early, in February - March, depending on the regions and climate. It flowers on the previous year's stems.The light green foliage comes after the flowers and completely covers the stems.Because of its principal function as a ground cover, MAREE D'OR ® can be used grouped on banks, guide islands, roundabouts and their green areas, using 1 plant per square meter. It can stand being planted on slabs, in containers and flower boxes.

A treasure for gardens and nurseries. Its particularly dense and compact growth gives it a harmoniously branched and rounded profile, without having to be pruned. This cultivation is remarkable in March - April because of its abundant flowering and its branches covered with bright yellow-orange flowers. Then follow beautiful, shiny dark green, lance-shaped leaves. For the producer, MIKADOR® is the assurance of a homogeneous production and minimum loss in cultivation. MIKADOR® can be planted in pots or in the ground; in early spring it brings a touch of sunshine to gardens, terraces or balconies.

Its assets: a touch of light, a splash of colour and an exceptional shape !This variety was first chosen for its completely new leaf variegation. The young leaves are largely tinted with red, then their colour evolves. The leaf blade is grey-green, irregularly overlapped with light grey-green patches, delicately outlined in yellow, sometimes mixed with touches of pink.The stems, and then the flower spikes, are very straight. Their bright red-purple colour contrasts with the golden foliage, which shows off the beauty of PINK PANACHE®.Finally, this selection is also interesting for its upright, extremely well branched form. Its silhouette stays round.The relatively dark pink flowering takes place from May to autumn, just like the other Gaura varieties.To be used in pots, in beds, in association with shrubs or other perennials.

A Hibiscus of the moscheutos type suited to growing in pots, giving superb, white and soft pink flowersL'Hibiscus x Fujin® unites the superb flowering qualities of the moscheutos Hibiscus type with a naturally low habit, which makes it particularly suited to growing in pots. The flowers are a superb white, each petal powdered with a soft pink and garnet at the centre. Growing abundantly, they are smaller than the species type and proportioned to the size of the plant (roughly  15 cm across). Pruning can encourage a late second flowering. The foliage is clear green and highly indented. Resulting from a cross of Hibiscus moscheutos x H. coccineus, this perennial variety represents a genuine improvement, thanks to its reduced size and ready branching.

Superb, glossy red flowers, a small Hibiscus of the moscheutos type suited to growing in potsHibiscus x Rajin® unites the superb flowering qualities of the moscheutos Hibiscus type with a naturally low habit that's very compact (50 cm), making it particularly suited to growing in pots. The flowers are a superb glowing red, numerous, smaller than the species type and proportioned to the size of the plant (roughly  15 cm across).  Flowering begins in july and continues throughout the summer. Pruning can encourage a late second flowering. Resulting from a cross of Hibiscus moscheutos x H. coccineus, this perennial variety represents a genuine improvement, thanks to its reduced size and ready branching.

A panicle hydrangea for a cocktail of colours in the garden! Vigorous, medium-sized hydrangea with strong branches and bif flowers The flowers change colour from cream white to dark pink during the season Blooms abundantly and for a long time Stems hold firm Medium-sized hydrangea can be planted as an isolated specimen or in a bed.