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Red Valerian is native to the Mediterranean and is reported to have been introduced to the UK before 1600. The colours of its flowers range from red, pink and white and a rare strain producing cream coloured flowers. The plant is fully naturalised and can be found growing in dry places, especially near the sea. It is also known as Jupiters Beard, Scarlet Lightning and Keys of Heaven.

Red Valerian is native to the Mediterranean and is reported to have been introduced to the UK before 1600. The colours of its flowers range from red, pink and white and a rare strain producing cream coloured flowers. The plant is fully naturalised and can be found growing in dry places, especially near the sea. It is also known as Jupiters Beard, Scarlet Lightning and Keys of Heaven.

Red Valerian is native to the Mediterranean and is reported to have been introduced to the UK before 1600. The colours of its flowers range from red, pink and white and a rare strain producing cream coloured flowers. The plant is fully naturalised and can be found growing in dry places, especially near the sea. It is also known as Jupiters Beard, Scarlet Lightning and Keys of Heaven.

Red Valerian is native to the Mediterranean and is reported to have been introduced to the UK before 1600. The colours of its flowers range from red, pink and white and a rare strain producing cream coloured flowers. The plant is fully naturalised and can be found growing in dry places, especially near the sea. It is also known as Jupiters Beard, Scarlet Lightning and Keys of Heaven.

Red Valerian is native to the Mediterranean and is reported to have been introduced to the UK before 1600. The colours of its flowers range from red, pink and white and a rare strain producing cream coloured flowers. The plant is fully naturalised and can be found growing in dry places, especially near the sea. It is also known as Jupiters Beard, Scarlet Lightning and Keys of Heaven.

Fritillaria are native to Eurasia, North Africa, North America and the Mediterranian, and members of the lily family, comprising 100-odd species. The name originates from the Latin term for a dice-box (fritillus) and probably refers to the checkered pattern of the flowers of many species. Fritillaries are frequently characterised by nodding bell or cup-shaped flowers. Fritillaria extraces are used in traditional Chinese medicine called 'chuan bei mu'. Some species contain poisonous alkaloids and some may be deadly if ingested.

The genus Geranium comprises more than 400 species and many cultivated varieties, one of which being ‘Vision Light Pink’ which is depicted here. . Most geraniums are low growing, some are semi-evergreen and most have foliage that has a unique spicy scent.

The genus Geranium comprises more than 400 species and many cultivated varieties, one of which being ‘Vision Light Pink’ which is depicted here. . Most geraniums are low growing, some are semi-evergreen and most have foliage that has a unique spicy scent.