Halocarpus bidwillii Grades:2.5L

Halocarpus bidwillii Grades:2.5LHalocarpus bidwillii, also known as New Zealand Bog Pine, is a slow growing New Zealand native conifer with dense, scale like dark green foliage. It naturally forms a low shrub or small tree, often taking an erect, slightly spreading habit in alpine and subalpine sites. Ideal for rockeries, coastal gardens and well drained or exposed locations. Prefers full sun to part shade. Evergreen and hardy, it provides year round structure, texture and a

creating a striking focal point in any garden

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Acer palmatum Red Emperor is a striking Japanese maple featuring a neat

it produces tall spikes adorned with funnel-shaped cream coloured flowers

tubular red flowers tipped with bright green

Narcissus bulbocodium commonly known as Hoop-Petticoat Daffodil is a charming spring-flowering bulb that produces bright yellow

A clump-forming perennial groundcover with glossy foliage that emerges bronze before maturing to green through summer

it’s ideal for naturalising under deciduous trees

renowned for its exceptional autumn colour

rich pink blooms deepen gradually to a warm brick red

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