The National Collection
In our National Collection of Agapanthus we currently stock over 400 different cultivars. A selection of these, including many of our own new introductions, are available to buy now in our online garden shop. We also grow a range of interesting and more unusual plants, including Lapageria, Embothrium, Sandersonia, Tulbaghia, Gladiolus, Eucomis,
New Display Beds at the nursery
In the spring of 2006 two new beds of deciduous cultivars were planted out in the nursery. One containing our own Pine Cottage Hybrids, the other, a general mixture.
The main objective of these new plantings is to allow the general public who visit our nursery in future years, to be able to observe the different plants growing in the ground in a garden environment, as opposed to plants in pots. There is a big difference. Here the display will give a much more accurate example of what the plants are capable of achieving in terms of flower colour, height, and flowering season. As a trial it will serve to highlight the main differences between the cultivars and establish the more garden worthy forms and hybrids. In addition it should provide a better understanding of hardiness across a wide range of agapanthus. A third bed is planned for the evergreen cultivars. From this we are especially interested to learn more about hardiness in this more tender group and how cold winters effect flowering the following summer.
Pine Cottage Catalogue
Our current catalogue contains a descriptive list of over 150 different Agapanthus, together with details on cultivation in the open ground and in pots. It also shows many pictures to help you with your choice. A list of other plants offered is available on request. May I suggest you try our latest introduction 'Northern Star' the best cultivar to date, raised in our nursery and proving excellent as a hardy, border perennial.
Buying Our Plants
Plants can be ordered with a printable form, or can be purchased online in the Plant Shop. They can be dispatched by mail order, or collected at the nursery. We prefer to send out plants during the Autumn through to late Spring. When you order we will contact you to discuss dispatch arrangements. 
click here to enter plant shop
When you go to the shop just click on the picture of the plant you want and it will then give you the colour, size, available, cost etc.
