(Kostenlos herunterladen) Hebe Purple Pixie Plant
At present our information about this plant is limited to a list of the nurseries that supply it.
Hebe purple pixie plant. Butterflies best in full sun suitable for coastal gardens easy to grow height 60cm spread 60cm more info. Rhs plant finder 2019. Purple pixie is one of the longest flowering hebes. Hebes hebe is a genus of plants native to new zealand and includes about 90 100 species. Hebe flowers are perfect the corolla usually has four unequal lobes and the flower has two stamens and arranged in a group or cluster on a stem. Mike kincaid 1 977 495 views. From summer through to autumn it bears a profusion of erect spikes of lilac blue flowers.
Over 72 000 plants and where to buy them. Hebe purple pixie is a compact evergreen shrub producing masses of purple flowers from late spring until early autumn above a rounded mound of dark green leaves providing year round interest. Flowering begins after late frosts and lasts long into the autumn. The common name for hebe is shrubby veronica. How to grow roses from cuttings fast and easy rooting rose cuttings with a 2 liter soda bottle duration. A profusion of wonderful pixie pink flowers from late spring mass above a wonderful rounded mound of evergreen foliage. Hebe purple pixie was selected by john tooby the founder of bransford nurseries from a garden seedling and was introduced to the market in 1998.
Purple pixie purple pixie is a rounded dwarf evergreen shrub with mid green rounded leaves. Often overlooked but a true gem in the garden is the hebe plant hebe spp. Hebe purple pixie is a low growing hardy evergreen shrub with small spear shaped green leaves and from summer to autumn shows off a profusion of upright lilac blue flowers. In time we will be adding more details including a description growing information advice and photographs. They are found in most habitats and are ideal for coastal areas. This plant is listed in the rhs plant finder book. A superb small evergreen shrub producing bright violet purple clusters of flowers against bronze green foliage.
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