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Camellia Queen Diana
Camellia Queen Diana is a japonica variety, with large, formal, double flowers in mid to late season. The flowers are white shading to pink edges, often with a pink bud centre. Incurved petals. Strong bushy grower. …
$25.00
Camellia Roger Hall
Shows off beautiful, formal, double red flowers in spring, contrasting nicely with the glossy green foliage. Happiest in semi-shade with acid soils. No minimum number required. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. …
$15.50
Camellia Royal Velvet
As the name suggests this camellia has rich, red semi-double flowers with a velvet-like sheen to the petals. Dark, glossy green leaves form an upright compact shrub. Suitable as a specimen, trim to hedge, topiary or espalier. Position in semi-shade in …
$18.28
Camellia Sugar and Spice
Camellia Sugar and Spice has distinctive, soft pink flowers with a white edging, deepening throughout the season to dark pink, still wiith with the white edge. Late flower buds may be pure red. Great for hedging or as a specimen.&nb …
$17.25
Camellia Sweet Jane
An erect, slow-growing bush with mid-green leaves. Through the winter and spring the bush is covered with double white flowers with a pink tinge. Lovely as a hedge or a specimen. Hardy. Likes good soil in a semi-shaded spot. No minimum number required. If …
$15.50
Camellia Transnokoensis
Bushy shrub with mid-green small leaves and fragrant white flowers. …
$17.00
Camellia Unryu
Stunning scarlet-red flowers, which though small, make a stunning show against the dark green foliage. The stems zig-zag between each other forming an unusual but attractive-looking, spreading shrub. Use as a specimen or in a container. Hardy …
$18.28
Camellia Volcano
Large red flowers with a ruffled centre brighten up the garden throughout winter. An upright growing shrub with mid-green leaves. Position in part-shade to sun. Can be hedged or used as a specimen. Hardy. Evergreen. 3m …
$16.56
Camellia Waterlily
Hybrid. The deep-pink flowers of this lovely camellia are very formal and double. Strong, upright grower with masses of blooms from July through to September. The blooms can be enjoyed indoors by floating gracefully in a bowl. Happiest in semi-shade with …
$17.00
Choisya ternata - Mexican Orange Blossom
Choisya ternata - Mexican Orange Blossom. A rounded medium sized growing shrub with glossy green aromatic leaves. White star shaped fragrant flowers appear from summer throughout autumn. Position in full sun to part shade in well drained soil. Can be t …
$15.98
Coprosma Rainbow Suprise
An attractive compact shrub. Glossy green leaves with yellow margins turning orange-red with a hint of green in autumn. Position in full sun to part shade in moist, well-drained sooil. Protect from heavy frosts. Suitable for hedging, specimen planting …
$13.97
Corokia Blackberry and Lime
Deep rich chocolate brown foliage with dark green new growth darkening with age. Small leafed, compact growing. Height 2m Width 1.5m If you have any questions, please don't hesitate in contacting us …
$14.00
Corokia Bronze
The interesting tangle of tortured branches makes this little native an excellent choice for group planting or hedging. Bright yellow flowers in spring followed by berries that can be either red or yellow. Tough and easy to grow. Evergreen. Maximum Height …
$7.90
Corokia Geenty's Ghost
Silver green foliage with silver stems, this Corokia produces small star shaped flowers in summer followed by red berries in autumn. Makes a dense hedge or screen and is also a wonderful specimen shrub in a border or large container. Postion in full du …
$13.45
Corokia Phantom
This corokia is an attractive, medium-sized, dense-growing shrub, suitable for small hedges and topiary. With intriguing, dark chocolate-brown foliage that turns pitch black in winter, the silvery undersides of the leaves and new growth give a s …
$15.00
Correa Compact Pink
A versatile shrub with deep-green leaves. Pretty pink, bell-shaped flowers attract birds into your garden. Drought tolerant once established it does prefer moist, well-drained soils. Use as a specimen, en masse or for hedging. Position in full sun to p …
$12.42
Cupressocyparis ley. Robinsons Gold
A stunning conifer even if you are not a conifer fan the yellow green foliage which is golden yellow when new adds bright colour to your landscape. Use as a specimen or trim to form a hedge. Withstands high winds and will grow in most soil conditions. …
$15.98
Escallonia Red Knight
Escallonia Red Knight is a lovely everygreen shrub with glossy green foliage and small cerise pink flowers in abundance in spring and autumn. Can be planted as a garden specimen or a low hedge, attracts birds and butterflies. Can be grown as a hedge and r …
$18.15
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