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Best Value Perennial Collection Bring a beautiful wave of colour to your flower beds and borders! The Best Value Perennial Collection is the perfect selection of perennial plants to create stunning garden displays. Specifically selected to flower successionally from the late spring right through to the autumn months. The Best Value Collection will ensure that your flower garden is packed full of colour throughout the season. Top Tip: Plant them in bold colour groups for maximum impact!The Best Value Perennial Collection includes: Achillea Cerise Queen - Beautiful bright cerise pink flowers are produced on tall stems above the aromatic, feathery foliage. Aquilegia Mrs Scott Elliott - An array of beautiful coloured flowers placed on a tall delicate stems. Coreopsis grandif Golden Joy - The bright golden variegation on this brand new perennial make it a real showstopper. Delphinium 'Dark Blue & White Bee' - A cottage garden favourite, it is a must have in flower beds and flower borders this season. Dianthus Rockin Red - Red flowers make an exciting addition to any display in flower beds and borders. Digitalis Dalmatian Mix - The mix will have your garden filled with a profusion of colours from deep purple to cream, white and rose. Doronicum Little Leo - Attractive golden hardy daisy perennial, a neat compact plant it makes a beautiful cut flower. Geum Mrs Bradshaw - The ever-popular Geum Plant - Mrs Bradshaw produces vivid scarlet red flowers. The double bloomed flowers created will make real showstoppers in your flower beds and flower borders this season. Leucanthemum Crazy Daisy - Every border needs this daisy! A stunning flower it?s loved by pollinators for its frilly white petals. Salvia Salvatore Deep Blue - Beautiful deep blue flowers will become the focal point of your garden display. Spires of indigo blue are loved by pollinators. Verbena Buenos Aires - Make a statement with stunning clusters of purple! Echinacea 'Nectar Pink' - Deep rose pink petals surround the central cone of this pretty Echinacea.