Helianthus x laetiflorus | Lemon Queen Cut flower garden This plant is apparently frost

This plant is apparently frost tender although ours is sitting out in full sun so it does catch the frost but I can see no damage from the frosts that we get here although it would not be ideal in a hard frost situation

Verbascum's give you the spires and candelabras of a garden – the tall

A sheaf of flower pressing paper allows brides to press blooms from their bouquet and store them for posterity

The flowers are adored by bees and a treat to watch as they clamber inside to get the pollen from the stamens - they make a great bee hotel

Helianthus x laetiflorus | Lemon Queen Cut flower garden This plant is apparently frostThis is just the plant to brighten up your late season garden. Helianthus Lemon Queen is a perennial sunflower. This lovely plant is both tall and upright and is clothed in luminous sprays of pale yellow flowers that are about 5cm in diameter. Flowering from late summer into autumn this plant will provide you with a spectacular floral display. Plants prefer fun sun in a well drained position but are not overly fussy about the soil and once established