Teucrium fruticans Pot Size:200mmTeucrium fruticans, or the Shrubby Germander, has a wide, sprawling habit with woolly, whitish stems and aromatic, grey green leaves. Light blue lilac flowers are borne in spring on terminal spikes in late spring and summer. Grows naturally into an arching bush but can be pruned lightly after flowering to maintain shape if required. Plant in borders, cottage and coastal gardens. Soil: Tolerates a wide range of soils. Ensure it has perfect drainage as
attractive shape and encourage fresh growth
D'Emerald will begin to ripen - but not fully - on the tree
Soil: Native well-draining soil
Cherry Moon is perfectly suited to both small and large gardens
This hardy perennial produces distinctive red-brown
Mix with other coloured kangaroo paws for a stunning effect
yellow flowers form between October and December in clusters at the end of the branches and are surrounded by deep green foliage
and containers and will grow as a climber if given adequate support
a row of these as an avenue
Tolerates drought once established
Its compact size makes it perfect for small gardens
Honeyeater Delight is the perfect understory plant for your mixed perennial or native garden
