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Hebe Beverly Hills
A neat compact hebe with semi-glossy, dark green leaves. Rewarding you in spring with masses of violet-blue flowers. Position in full sun to part shade in moist free-draining soil. Suitable for specimen planting, low hedging and containers. Trim after …
$17.82
Hebe Charlotte
Is a recent member of the Regal family with glossy green foliage, topped with pretty pink flowers through the summer months. A hardy NZ native. …
$17.82
Hebe decumbens
A low-growing, open, green-leaved shrub. Leaves are quite glossy green, with a red edge. Flowers are white and in very dense bunches in early summer. Tolerates dry conditions. Evergreen. Hardy. …
$14.95
Hebe diosmifolia
Narrow, glossy, deep green leaves smothered in small white-pale lavender flowers in the spring. Full sun. Trim back after flowering to maintain shape. Frost hardy. Height 50 Width 50cm …
$15.50
Hebe El Camino
Easy care. Can be clipped into a ball or hedge. Prefers full sun. Trim after flowering. A stunning cold hardy Hebe from the Hollywood Series bred for optimum garden performance which features a tight compact form with bronze foliage that deepens to a rich …
$17.82
Hebe Emerald Green
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A rounded bush of bright green whipcord foliage. Very Hardy. Height 30cms …
$12.60
Hebe First Light
This Hebe was bred right here in New Zealand by Jack Hobbs. The beautiful deep bronze foliage gets a green tinge as the temperature warms in summer. Pink flowers appear in summer covering this spreading shrub. Suitable for mass plantings, mixed boraders a …
$15.50
Hebe Heebie Jeebies
Hebe 'Heebie Jeebies' is an extremely hardy, compact evergreen shrub growing to a 1m wide and 1 high. It has clustered flower spikes of bluish-mauve flowers from late winter through to mid-spring . It has spot flowers throughout the rest of the ye …
$17.75
Hebe Laguna Beach
Rich green leaves form a tigh,t compact bun-shaped shrub. Marshmallow pink flowers appear from January through to winter. Position in full sun to part shade in moist, free-draining soil. Suitable for specimen planting, in border or containers. Trim aft …
$17.82
Hebe Marie Antoinette
Low growing spreading bushy shrub with lax branchlets. The dark green leaves are spear-shaped, and dusky pink underneath, they emerge from purple-red leaf buds. The long flowers are red-purple fading to white in late spring to summer. This Hebe cultivar w …
$15.60
Hebe Marilyn Munroe
Hebe ‘Marilyn Monroe’ is a cultivar addition to the Hollywood series of hebes, this 50cm-high plant features silvery grey foliage and magenta foliage tips. During late summer and autumn it bears cerise flowers over a long period. …
$17.25
Hebe odora
This well rounded gem has dark green box - like foliage and racemes of white flowers over the summer months. Prefers well drained soils but in cooler areas is more tolerant of damp conditions. Frost hardy. Eventual height 70cm x 60cm wide. Plant in full s …
$15.50
Hebe Orphan Annie
Hebe ‘Orphan Annie’ is an evergreen shrub having cream and green foliage with deep wine coloured growing tips. The variegated leaves are grey-green, edged with cream, about 3.5–4 cm long; the leaf bud and new leaves are tinged with purpl …
$17.25
Hebe pauciramosa
Hebe pauciramosa is an evergreen native shrub, originally from the South Island, with a low spreading habit. Low-grower, hebe pauciramosa has glossy, dark green oval foliage. White flowers appear from November to January. Prefers sunny spots and …
$17.69
Hebe Pretty in Pink
This new hebe has a low spreading habit making it useful as a ground-cover. The small, dark green leaves have attractive burgundy tones which deepen in cooler weather. Pretty racemes of bright pink flowers appear in abundance in autumn and winter. Plant i …
$17.25
Hebe Red Edge
This plant forms a tight dome of grey-green foliage with red margins, which take on a reddish tint in winter. Flowers are pale lilac in early summer. Evergreen. Hardy. …
$13.75
Hebe sutherlandii
Pale green grey leaves form a small densely mounded shrub with white flowers appearing in spring. Position in full sun, moist well drained soil and is suitable for coastal conditions. Use for low hedging, enmass or in general garden borders. Frost hard …
$12.42
Hebe topiaria
This compact ball-shaped NZ native shrub produces small white flowers in early summer. Because of its naturally tight habit, it is useful for low hedging and is an excellent specimen or contrast plant against other foliage. Sun to part-shade. Hardy. Everg …
$13.75
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