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Pachysandra terminalis
$14.00
Pachysandra terminalis
$14.00
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Also called Japanese Pachysandra, this low spreading perennial is native to Japan, Korea and China. Glossy, dark green leaves with masses of sweetly scented white flowers that appear in Spring. Used extensively in the northern hemisphere as a landscape plant for shade. Handles dry shade and heavy clay soils. Prefers moist, slightly acidic soils enriched with compost. An excellent ground cover plant in shade to part shade areas, ideal planted in dappled light beneath trees. Tolerates a wide range of temperature and frosts - better in areas where humidity is low. 10-15cm high x 1m wide.
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Agapanthus 'Fireworks'
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'Fireworks' is a most impressive form of Agapanthus. Dark purple and white two-toned flowers make a striking display through early Summer. Compact to 60cm tall. We planted this Agapanthus at the entrance to our local primary school which provides a stunning display for end of year school activities. Drought tolerant.
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'Poppin Purple' is a wonderful new evergreen dwarf Agapanthus to around 60cm including flowers. We have had it growing in our gravel garden for two years and found it to be a great performer. Contrasts well with any dwarf orange Agastache and silver foliage plants like Helichrysum italicum. The purple colour is superb and is definately more purple than blue. We found it can bleach a little on extremely hot days so it may prefer slightly less sun hours than we give it.
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A tall Aster to 1.3m with almost fluorescent violet blue flowers in array around a yellow to gold centre. Tough and hardy to severe frost. Eye catching! Compliments ornamental grasses, Eupatoriums, Persicaria, Sanguisorba and Rudbeckia.
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The early days of discovering Bergenias were confined to gardens where Bergenias were often sprawling mats of creeping rhizomes often in a neglected shady corner. After visiting Beth Chatto's 'Gravel Garden' our mind has been positively affected. They were used as garden highlights not plants to be tucked away. Some varieties have remarkable Winter hues and brilliant Spring flowers. 'Bressingham White' is one of the best free flowering forms with pure white inflorescence. Suits shade or semi shade on NSW mid coast, but can handle more sun in climates south of Sydney. 'Bressingham White' has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. 40cm high x 60cm wide. Tolerates poor soils, frost, shade and drought. The large rounded leaves make Bergenias a very useful plant for contrast in any garden.
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