Achillea

This is a very elegant pure white flowering form of Achillea, which holds its flowers high above a mat of mid green leaves with serrated edges. It can be invasive. We grow it amongst tree roots which has stopped it spreading. Great for floral arrangers.

Lower growing but a delightful shade of lavender pink fading with age. Originally from the Hawke Bay nursery of Peek Perennials many years ago.

Sun loving butterscotch flowers (paler than Terracotta) 50-80cm  

 pink flowers with a pale white centre  11x11x12 pots

Masses of tiny salmon flowers that fade salmon-pink to cream on tall stems.  Prefers full sun, but will tolerate a little  shade.

As for W.B. Childs but with double flowers. Can be  invasive buy we grow it among the pine roots which keep in in control.