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Corokia 'Little Prince'
$13.00
Corokia 'Little Prince'
$13.00
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Unique in form - twisting black branches which interlace with one another make this dwarf Corokia highly ornamental. Used extensively in New Zealand for hedges and contrast plantings. Full sun, frost and coast tolerant, the only climatic limitations are high humidity and poor drainage. Tiny yellow flowers cover the plant in Spring. Often referred to as Wire Netting Bush. This intriguing plant grows 1.2m x 1.2m, and has a multitude of uses including bonzai.
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Abutilon 'Victorian Lady'
$15.00
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Wildly popular for their easy going, tough and tolerant temperament. Year round double ruffled pink blooms in mild climates. Large flowers hang like little old fashioned roses. 1.5 - 1.8m tall shrub. Does best in rich composted soil in amongst other shrubs and trees. Cut back in Winter for an evenly rounded shrub. Bird attracting. Mildly frost and humidity tolerant.
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A deciduous Berberis with a slender narrow upright growth habit. Grows to 1m high and 50cm wide. 'Pow Wow' prefers full sun and good drainage. Light green, splashed with cream foliage that is a vivid lime green in Summer with new growth. Autumn foliage is spectacular giving this plant its name 'Pow Wow'. Intense orangey pink to red tones adorn the upright spiky stems in late Autumn and early Winter.
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Carissa 'Green Carpet'
$12.00
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On a quick trip to Cape Town in 2017 we first noticed this compact, dwarf Natal Plum growing in several public landscape installations. Firstly, it was used to grow as a dense ground cover and secondly, it was grown as a low hedge. Carissa macrocarpa 'Green Carpet' has glossy emerald-green leaves and can be used across a range of landscapes from formal clipped gardens, to a spillover plant in coastal plantings. Tolerant of coastal conditions, poor soils and drought once established. A more robust looking plant will be achieved with regular irrigation. Fragrant white star-like flowers in Spring. Edible bright red fruit follow in Summer. Tolerant of mild frosts only. 30cm high x 150cm wide.
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Carissa 'Desert Star' has a few common names in its native South Africa. Amatungulu is its Zulu name, otherwise it is referred to as Num-Num or Natal Plum. It is incredibly tough, drought resistant and easy to grow, although it doesn't appreciate frost. 'Desert Star' has large leathery, glossy, dark green leaves and wonderfully scented star-like white flowers. Red fruits are produced intermittently and are edible. It also has some Y-shaped thorns but these are greatly reduced in comparison to the original species. 'Desert Star' makes a very attractive hedge or specimen plant and is easily clipped to shape. Great for coastal conditions. Reaches to 1.5m x 1m wide.
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