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This small semi-deciduous shrub bears sapphire blue flowers through late Spring, Summer and Autumn. Our hot dry Summer last year didn't deter this tough little plant. An added bonus is the red and orange hues that the leaves take on once the colder nights begin in early Autumn. 60 x 60cm. 

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A spreading, deciduous shrub with prolific, pure white flowers on bare tangled branches in late Winter to early Spring. The small yellow-green fruit which follows can be used for preserves. An incredibly tough plant that can handle a wide range of soils and dry periods. Can be pruned to shape. 1.5-2m high x 2m wide. Full sun. 

This South African Restio has beautiful shape and form. We've used these as striking contrast plants in our own gardens for more than ten years. Cylindrical leaves with rust brown jointed stems that grow to approx. 1m high. Adaptable to most conditions and soils. Full sun to part shade. Frost tolerant here to -5 °C.  

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Vivid magenta flowers on a compact low 60cm high and wide shrub. Grey green hairy leaves make a nice contrast to the flowers. Tough little evergreen plant. Prefers poor to average soil in full sun. Frost tolerant. Requires good drainage. Discovered in southwestern Europe in 1929. Received the prestigious Royal Horticultural Award of Garden Merit in 2002.

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We've had a long association with this lovely little coreopsis. In 1994 I bought a book called 'Bold romantic Gardens' by Wolfgang Oehme and James van Sweden where Coreopsis 'Moonbeam' featured in this horticultural masterpiece. Since this time we have always made room to grow this ever popular perennial. Bright star like lemon yellow flowers are held above airy clumps of fine-needle like foliage. It brings a fine textured contrast to the landscape. Unlike other Coreopsis it doesn't self-seed and is a long lived perennial. Perfect in a pot as well as in the ground amongst grasses and sedums. Approx. 40cm high x 40cm wide.

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Corokia 'Clover' is easy to grow and lends itself to being clipped - into hedges, screens or any other various shapes. It is highly sought after in coastal climates south of Sydney. It is a native to New Zealand and thrives in well drained soils in sunny to partly sunny conditions. If left unpruned it will reach 1.5m x 1.2m. Corokia 'Clover' naturally has a compact growth habit with clover green and silver foliage which provides structure and interest year round. Small yellow star shaped flowers are apparent in Autumn, giving additional seasonal interest. 

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Chocolate Cosmos is a fun little native Mexican plant with dark burgundy (with a hint of brown) flowers that bob above the foliage. It truly does have a scent of chocolate that is best smelt in the afternoon of a hot summer day. Best in fertile well drained soil or as a pot specimen. My mum has had some in her garden for a decade and they keep popping back year after year with little care required. Fabulous partnered with Carex testacea, Sedum 'Matrona' and silver foliage. 40cm x 40cm. 

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Always in search of garden worthy forms of succulents that have visual appeal we have found one in this particular Cotyledon. This plant branches from ground level forming a clump. The leaves are silvery white to pale grey and long like fingers. Striking in appearance, this succulent suits pot culture as well as a sunny well drained position in the garden. Pendulous tubular orange-red blooms in loose heads on a long maroon stem appear in mid Winter. Approx. 60cm high x 60cm wide.