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Aloysia triphylla

Aloysia triphylla

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Aloysia triphylla

Aloysia triphylla

(formerly Lippia citrodora)
Sometimes called lemon verbena, the leaves of this plant are intensely lemon-scented. It's a good one to plant where you can brush your hands over it! The leaves can be used to make a tisane or place one in the bottom of a cake tin to flavour a sponge. Goes to -5 in our garden if not cut back until danger of frost is over. Can be used in linen cupboards, placed between sheets to give a beautiful scent. Sprays of small white flowers in late summer but the strongly scented leaves are the real attraction. Nobody can pass it without stroking it.
2l. pot

Amicia zygomeris (more later in year)

Amicia zygomeris (more later in year)

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Amicia zygomeris (more later in year)

Amicia zygomeris (more later in year)

Frost tolerant to -5 here but disappears in winter. Sunny,sheltered site. 7'-8'tall. This unusual shrub is a most welcome late flowering addition to the garden with its lovely purple buds and yellow pea like flowers. It flowers right through October.Half hardy, can disappear in winter and come back in spring. Sheltered spot preferred. 2l.pot

Arbutus unedo

Arbutus unedo

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Arbutus unedo

Arbutus unedo

Known as the strawberry tree because of its deep pink pitted fruits. Small pink flowers and attractive shredding red-brown bark. Evergreen glossy leaves. Eventual height 25', Spread 25'. Fruit is edible but said to not be worth the effort!

Azara serrata

Azara serrata

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Azara serrata

Azara serrata

Shiny oval leaves with deliciously scented yellow, fluffy flowers in mid-summer

Berberis thunbergii Harlequin

Berberis thunbergii Harlequin

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Berberis thunbergii Harlequin

Berberis thunbergii Harlequin

Low growing, compact deciduous shrub with lovely purpled leaves, splashed white & pink. Yellow, fragrant flowers in spring, red berries in autumn. Thorns! Moist well drained soil of most types. Part shade to full sun. Hardy. 2 litre pot.

Berberis thunbergii Red Pillar

Berberis thunbergii Red Pillar

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Berberis thunbergii Red Pillar

Berberis thunbergii Red Pillar

Deciduous upright with purple-red leaves and good autumn colour. Any soil in full sun or part shade. H 3' S 1'

Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow

Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow

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Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow

Berberis thunbergii Rose Glow

Very pretty Berberis with small rounded reddish purple leaves splashed with pink and white. Small yellow flowers. Deciduous with red autumn coloration & berries. Very thorny - good for deterring Bill the Burglar! Any soil or situation.
H 3', S 6'

Buddleia Dartmoor

Buddleia Dartmoor

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Buddleia Dartmoor

Buddleia Dartmoor

Largest 'bunches' of flowers of any Buddleia, almost in a hand like form. It was found growing in a quarry in Dartmoor many years ago and somebody was lowered down on a rope to collect cuttings! Obviously it's a natural cross. 2l

Buddleia lindleyana

Buddleia lindleyana

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Buddleia lindleyana

Buddleia lindleyana

This unusual Buddleia is not at all like the rather beefier Buddleias we usually think of. It has panicles of elegantly delicate deeply purple flowers in late summer into autumn. It grows to H&S of 6'. Plant in full sun in fertile, well drained soil. 2 litre pot.

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