Sponsor the National Plant Collections® today
You’ll be helping save our garden plants today, for people to enjoy in the future.
Sponsoring the National Plant Collections makes a wonderful gift.
For sponsorship of only £4 a month you can follow one of the selected National Plant Collections listed below, with the opportunity to receive regular news updates, and expert advice throughout a gardening year - simply click on the name of the collection (green text) below the image to find out more.

Aeonium 'Bronze Teacup'
© M Lewis
Follow a National Collection of Aeonium

Alcea rosea 'Halo Lavender'
© J Sheppard
Follow the National Collection of Alcea (hollyhocks)

Clematis viticella 'Pendragon'
© Richard Hodson
Follow a National Collection of Clematis viticella

Geum 'Mandarin'
© S. Martin
Follow the National Collection of Geum

Cornus kousa 'John Slocock' AGM
© RHS Carol Sheppard
Follow a National Collection of Cornus

Iris 'Benton Blue John'
© Clare Dawson
Follow the National Collection of Iris (bred by Sir Cedric Morris)

Lathyrus odoratus 'Senator'
© Roger Parsons
Follow the National Collection of Lathyrus

Lilium 'Eileen North'
© Stan Farrow
Follow a National Collection of Lilium (Mylnefield lilies)

Monarda 'Squaw'
© Glyn Bach Gardens
Follow the National Collection of Monarda

Aerangis hyaloides
© Beth Otway
Follow the National Collection of Orchids (miniature)

Polypodium vulgare ‘Cornubiense Grandiceps Margaret’
© J Reed
Follow the National Collection of Polypodium (ferns)

Rosa 'Moonlight'
© Catherine Penny
Follow a National Collection of Rosa (Pemberton & Bentall)

Agapanthus 'Maureen'
© Ian Scroggy
Follow a National Collection of Agapanthus

Hosta 'Liberty'
© Ian Scroggy
Follow a National Collection of Hosta

Thymus 'Kurt'
© M Easter
Follow the National Collection of Thymus

Wisteria sinensis 'Prolific'
© Fiona Butcher
Follow a National Collection of Wisteria spp. & cvs.
Thank you for your support - let's enjoy plants together!
'It may surprise you to know that in the garden, as well as on the catwalk, fashions change and evolve, often quicker than we expect.... Unless gardeners are growing plants, cultivars or species that aren’t stocked by nurseries and garden centres are at risk of being forgotten, when they might become lost to us forever....'
'Plant Heritage is a charitable organisation that works to protect plants, by encouraging the growing, propagation, distribution, and protection of plant species, hybrids, and cultivars. Plant Heritage care about plants from every single plant group, whether a plant is new or old, naturally occurring or an artificial hybrid!'
Extracts from Beth Otway's blog (www.pumpkinbeth.com) on her National Collection of miniature Orchids