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Kniphofia POCO™ Citron
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Emerging as lime green buds the flowers on POCO™ Citron shift to creamy lemon as they open then to canary yellow. As with all the POCO™ series the grassy green foliage reaches 40-50cm in height and flowers to 60-70cm. POCO™ Citron produces an abundance of blooms in the Summer months. Prefers full sun with moist, well drained, compost enriched soil.
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Kniphofia POCO™ Orange
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POCO™ Orange is a dwarf Poker to 50cm high. Flowers are produced in profusion through Summer. Very pleasing burnt orange torch like flowers grab attention in the garden. Make a great container plant or front planting in larger gardens. Mass plant for maximum impact. Requires full sun, good drainage, enriched mulched soil and a little additional watering in dry times.
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Kniphofia POCO™ Red
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Kniphofia as a genus is named after 18th century German botanist - Johann Hieronymus Kniphof. 'Red Hot Poker' is the common name, even if many are not red. All Kniphofia originate in Africa, but are bred all over the world. POCO™ Red has been bred by Terra Nova Nurseries. It is a compact variety that blooms longer and has attractive upright foliage. Makes a great container plant. Coral red flowers are held above the foliage through Summer and into Autumn. 60cm x 60cm.
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Kniphofia POCO™ Sunset
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Kniphofia as a genus is named after 18th century German botanist - Johann Hieronymus Kniphof. 'Red Hot Poker' is the common name, even if many are not red. All Kniphofia originate in Africa, but are bred all over the world. POCO™ Sunset has been bred by Terra Nova Nurseries. It is a compact variety that blooms longer and has attractive upright foliage. Makes a great container plant. Deep orange flowers that fade to tangerine as they age. Held above linear dark green foliage. Frost tolerant. 80cm high x 60cm wide.
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Kniphofia POCO™ Yellow
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This is the third in the POCO™ range that we have on offer. Lovely greenish yellow buds open to a strong almost sulphur yellow poker that reaches a maximum height of 60cm. The flowers are produced in profusion throughout Summer and Autumn. POCO™ Yellow is a much more robust and better performing dwarf yellow poker than many of its predecessors.
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Kniphofia rufa 'Rasta'
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Planted in our gravel garden, Kniphofia rufa 'Rasta' becomes the central focus when it is in flower. The unusual eye catching tall flower stems rise from the arching grass like foliage in mid Summer. The flowers themselves are coral red and lime with spacing between each individual flower, giving a very unique yet fun appearance. 90cm high x 60cm wide.
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Lavender is not what we normally make available for purchase online. However this small batch of 'Grosso' is an exception. We grow a few Lavender in our gravel garden of which 'Grosso' is the only Summer flowering form. It is superbly even in growth making almost perfect spheres. Bred in France in 1972. Dark violet flowers are produced evenly across the plant. Favoured by Lavender farms for its high oil production, stunning appearance and ease of harvest. Requires full sun and good drainage. 80cm x 80cm. The photo was taken at Wanaka Lavender Farm.
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Leonotus leonurus
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Native to South Africa where it is common in garden culture. An unusual plant with whorls of brilliant orange flowers in clusters on the stems. A fairly large growing plant that doesn't enjoy frost but handles all soil types, heat and dry conditions. If it is pruned hard in Spring it makes a very handsome 1-1.5m shrub when in flower in Summer. Otherwise it can reach 2m x 1m.
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Leonotus leonurus Alba
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Commonly known as White Lions Tail. A white version of the more common orange lions tail. Dense whorls of white flowers appear along the upright stems to 1m in height. Makes a wonderful contrast plant. Prefers full sun in well drained soil. Rarely offered.
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Lepechinia hastata
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Native to Baja, California has led to its common name - Baja Pitcher Sage. Interestingly it is named for a Russian physician and explorer of the 18th century, Ivan Ivanovich Lepechinia. Lepechinia hastata has blue green arrow shaped leaves on a plant that reaches 1-1.5 metres tall. It behaves very similarly to herbaceous salvias. The foliage is pleasantly aromatic, reminiscent of mild disinfectant. The flowers are magenta in colour, however in combination with the calyx and flower stem they have an overall smokey hue to the magenta. Autumn-Winter flowering and drought tolerant once established. Sometimes compared with Echium as the flowers are of a similar size (30cm), just a different colour.
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Lepechinia salviae
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Very similar to Lepechinia hastata, except the flowering period is earlier in Summer-Autumn (instead of Autumn-Winter), plus Lepechinia salviae is a little more compact in form. Blue green arrow shaped leaves on a plant that reaches 1m tall. It behaves very similarly to herbaceous salvias. The foliage is pleasantly aromatic, reminiscent of mild disinfectant. The flowers are magenta in colour, however in combination with the calyx and flower stem they have an overall smokey hue to the magenta. Drought tolerant once established.
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Libertia ixioides 'Goldfinger'
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Native to New Zealand. Sometimes called NZ Iris. Brilliantly coloured with a prominent golden yellow central stripe. Maximum height between 40 and 60cm depending on conditions. Handles cold to -12ºC. Masses of pure white star shaped flowers are produced in mid Spring and rise to just above the foliage. This is followed by bright yellow seed capsules in the Autumn which contain brilliant orange seeds. We haven't seen seeds in our climate, perhaps needing cooler weather. Great container plant, specimen plant and wonderful in mass plantings. Requires good drainage and moisture. Out of interest, the name Libertia honours Marie-Anne Libert who was a Belgian botanist in the 19th century.