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Purple Moor Grass is a tussock forming perennial grass that prefers wet sites or at least garden positions that don't dry out with plenty of humus. It is a fine textured pretty grass that turns a muted orange/yellow in Autumn. The flowers appear long and wispy but when seen collectively they give the impression of a purple haze, hence the name Purple Moor Grass. Native to North Africa, Europe and parts of Asia. Named after Chilean naturalist, Juan Ignacio Molinia. Wonderful mass planted. Height 90cm.
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Myrsine africana
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Being fortunate enough to observe this plant on a trip to Kirstenbosch Botanic Gardens in Cape Town, South Africa, we decided to investigate further. Olivier Filippi sings its praises in his drought tolerant gravel garden in the south of France. He reports it to be drought tolerant and beautiful in form. African Boxwood grows slowly to 2m x 75cm, has dark green oval shaped leaves and deep red new growth. We have planted it in our own dry garden to compliment greys and silvers of Mediterranean plants including Phlomis, Rosemary and Dwarf Olives. Clips very well, is long lived and very adaptable.
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Neomarica caerulea
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Stunning rich indigo blue iris-like flowers that appear in waves through late Spring and early Summer are the reason to grow this plant. Whether it is mass planted or a single planting, this Neomarica will not fail to impress. Architectural green-grey foliage adds to the appeal of this drought tolerant Mexican native. Foliage to 1m, flowers to 1.5m.
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Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant'
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'Six Hills Giant' has, and continues to be, a great garden favourite. A haze of lavender blue that sits 80cm above the earth and 1-1.5m wide is a sight to behold, particularly in the late afternoon light. It is a tough and easily grown plant but not for those who want low maintenance. We find that it needs cutting back at least three times a year to keep it at its finest. It can be untidy and flop around if left unattended. Good drainage is a requirement otherwise 'Six Hills Giant' may rot.
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Nepeta Nova® 'Blue'
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An early flowering new form of Catmint from Terra Nova Nurseries. Captivating bright lavender purple flowers rise above distinctive sweet scented foliage. Happy in sandy, stoney, gravelly or poor soils and enjoys drier conditions. However, soils that are prone to water logging will quickly suffocate Nepeta. Prune back after flowering for a repeat performance. 10cm high x 60cm wide. Excellent ground cover or container plant - works well in a hanging basket.
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Nepeta racemosa 'Felix'
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'Felix' is a recently released catmint which has richer, deeper violet blue flowers over a longer period of time. At 30cm in height it is a more compact grower and doesn't flop like some other varieties. 'Felix' is perfectly happy in sandy, stoney, gravelly or poor soils and enjoys drier conditions. However, soils that are prone to water logging will quickly suffocate Nepeta. Prune back after flowering for a repeat performance.
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Nepeta racemosa 'Little Titch'
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As the name implies this Catmint is shorter and more compact than most of its type. The blue mauve flowers on mint like blue green aromatic foliage make an attractive low growing perennial. 'Little Titch' is tolerant of heat and drought and works very well as a foreground planting, along pathways, between stepping stones or in a gravel garden. 20-25cm in height and 30-40cm wide.
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Nepeta racemosa 'Select'
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Handsome grey green foliage covered in dramatic blue lavender flowers through Spring and Summer. Persian Catmint is more upright in habit and less sprawling than other Nepeta. Tolerates poor soils and xeric climatic conditions. 60cm x 60cm.
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Nepeta x faassenii 'Dropmore'
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'Dropmore' has larger flowers than other N. faassennii hybrids and is a very tidy upright variety. A Canadian hybrid, it's form is the greatest feature allowing for use where other catmints may 'misbehave'. A profusion of lavender blue flowers rise from scalloped grey green leaves in mid Spring. If it is cut back after the first flowering subsequent flowering will occur. Aromatic foliage. Bee and butterfly attracting. Heat and frost tolerant. 60 x 60cm.
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Nerium oleander 'Sofia'
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At 1.5m high and wide, this compact form of Nerium enables it to be used more extensively in the landscape. The bright green glossy foliage and peachy cream flowers are striking. Heat and low water tolerant. Neriums are not normally a plant we would offer but this one has real appeal. We have to mention like all Neriums, the foliage is harmful if eaten.
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Olea 'Bambalina'
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A beautiful compact growing olive that is a very good option for smaller spaces or container planting. It is easily pruned and makes an attractive hedge or mounded planting. Tough, hardy and resilient. Full sun on the coast or inland. Doesn't tolerate wet roots for long periods of time. 2-2.5m high. Unlikely to bear fruit.
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Olea europaea 'Garden Harvest'
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An excellent dwarf Olive. Perfect for hedging where the foliage reaches all the way to the ground. We have it planted surrounding our driveway and it gets many comments. Can be kept clipped 1 x 1m, or grown to 2.5m high. Tough for coastal or inland areas. Frost tolerant. Makes an excellent table olive.