Attracts insects, bees and butterflies
Bright yellow/orange honey scented flower balls look like they are bouncing over this large growing shrub (4m x 4m) in late spring/summer. Lovely textured dark green leaves. Easy and quick to grow. Versatile with regard to soil conditions, amount of sun, tolerates salt spray and frost.
Often mistaken for a lilac. The grey leaves fall off during winter, leaving the amazing mauve purple flower panicles.
Unusual yellow butterfly bush flowering from spring through to summer. Attracts butterflies, bees and nectar feeding birds with its strong honey scent. Likes full sun and adds a bright colour to the spring/summer garden. Easy to grow with good drainage and full sun.
Mound forming neat groundcover with heart shaped serrated leaves and very pretty mauve upward facing flowers in spring. Best in soft sun or part shade. Great edge to the garden bed as the foliage is attractive even when not in flower. Grows 5cm high x 50cm wide.
Pure white, fragrant flowers with fringed edges are held above dwarf grey leaves
Rare semi-evergreen shrub with dark blue star flowers followed by iridescent blue berries
Tall narrow spires of golden brown flowers make an unusual colour statement in the summer border.
Stunning dark purple strap foliage, with an amazing pink/purple flower spike reminiscent of a pineapple. Makes a great cut flower if picked in the early bud stage.
Tall spires of pendulous green flowers make quite a statement in the garden. Can be left in the garden to multiply for years.
Low growing bulbous plant with pretty pink/fuchsia flowers and attractive magenta and green striped leaves. G
