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  • Phlox
  • Silene
    • uniflora ‘Robin Whitebreast’   CAG00813

      (Sea Campion)
      Height5cmWidth30cmFlowering SeasonSp - SuWaterM - LLightSun
      CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE

      A true garden treasure from the coastlines of Europe.

      From a flat carpet of waxy, blue green, spoon shaped leaves grow impossibly large, fully double, pure white flowers, strongly perfumed with a beautiful sweet musk, weighing down slender stems to hang gracefully or lie face up on the ground.

      At it's best with plenty of sun in lean, preferably alkaline, well drained soil where it can drape over walls, across paths or between rocks with the addition of a few small Dianthus for a water efficient rock garden.

  • Sophora
    • secundiflora   CAG02639

      (Texas mountain laurel)
      Height8mWidth4mFlowering SeasonSpringWaterLLightFull Sun
      CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE

      Considered by many to be one of the worlds most beautiful small trees with a grace of form greater than the sum of its parts. Usually multi stemmed, the evergreen, pinnate leaves with dark, glossy green, oval leaflets, densely crown the graceful trunks and from which emerge many short racemes of grape scented, bluish purple, pea shaped blooms.

      Intolerant of wet feet, excessive irrigation or poorly drained soil, once established it revels in lean soils and dry summer heat and is unperturbed by the meagre chill of any Australian winter. Slow growing but long lived and well worth the wait.

      Best in inland areas.

  • Tithonia
    • diversifolia   CAG00634
      Height5mWidth3mFlowering SeasonAu - WiWaterMLightSun
      Tithonia diversifolia
      CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE

      A large evergreen shrub. Dark green, large, deeply divided leaves in pairs on erect, hollow, woody stems. During autumn and winter, bright, golden yellow, honey scented, sunflowers are produced in profusion. Cut back hard in late winter, continued light pruning will keep it smaller and more compact. Pruning after february will affect flowering.

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