Hebe annulata Pleaching & TopiaryHebe annulata is an uncommon, low growing, compact shrub with gently arching stems clothed in fine, green scale like foliage that gives it a soft textured appearance year round. In mid spring it produces small clusters of delicate white flowers that sit neatly above the foliage, adding subtle seasonal interest without overwhelming its natural form. Well suited to sunny, well drained positions, it performs reliably in rockeries, borders and mixed
evergreen palm thrives in full sun to part shade and benefits from regular watering and fertilising during the summer months to support its growth
Blechnum discolor is a striking NZ native fern renowned for its unique shuttlecock-shaped crown of upright
Arenaria montana or Mountain Sandwort
hanging baskets or cascading over the edge of containers
lush backdrop or privacy screen
cream star-shaped flowers that add subtle seasonal interest
offering elegance with minimal effort
often holding on the tree until spring for extended seasonal interest
Its tightly packed
broad green leaves with a distinctive silvery sheen and often reddish ribs
compact habit makes it especially useful in urban gardens or low-maintenance landscapes
this variety adds strong texture and colour contrast