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- Genus: Hypericum
- Species:
- Name: 'Hidcote'
- Common Name: St John's wort
- Family: Clusiaceae
- Category: Semi evergreen shrub
- Price: £11.50
- Difficult Spots:
Hardy semi evergreen shrub with large saucer shaped buttercup yellow flowers from July - October. Makes a bushy dome shaped shrub. Reaches 1.5m (5 feet). Sun to semi shade, ordinary garden soil.
- Genus: Hypericum
- Species: x moserianum
- Name: 'Tricolor'
- Common Name: St John's wort
- Family: Clusiaceae
- Category: Semi evergreen shrub
- Price: £11.00
- Difficult Spots:
Hardy semi evergreen shrub with striking pink, cream & green variegated leaves & lots of pretty bright yellow flowers with prominent stamens from July - October. Makes a bushy dome shaped shrub. Reaches 45cm x 60cm (18 x 24 inches). Sun to semi shade, ordinary garden soil.
- Genus: Hyssopus
- Species: officinalis ssp aristatus
- Name:
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- Family:
- Category: Evergreen shrub
- Price: £7.00
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Hardy evergreen dwarf shrub with aromatic leaves & bright blue flowers in summer. Reaches 30cm x 45cm (12 x 18 inches). Sun to semi shade, ordinary to well drained soil. Suitable for rock gardens, front of the border & dwarf hedging.
- Genus: Ilex
- Species: aquifolium
- Name: 'Bacciflava'
- Common Name: Holly
- Family: Aquifoliaceae
- Category: Evergreen shrub
- Price: £14.50
- Difficult Spots: Dry shade, Good for insects,
Hardy evergreen female holly with prickly dark green leaves and yellow berries. Slowly reaches 5m. Good for hedging. Sun or shade any soil. Berries can cause mild stomach upsets if eaten.
- Genus: Ilex
- Species: aquifolium
- Name: 'J C van Tol'
- Common Name: Holly
- Family: Aquifoliaceae
- Category: Evergreen shrub
- Price: £14.50
- Difficult Spots: Good for insects,
Hardy evergreen female self fertile holly, dark purple stems & elliptic puckered dark green leaves, lots of red berries. Slowly reaches 6m high by 4m. Good for hedging, sun or shade, any soil. Berries can cause mild stomach upsets if eaten.