Ceanothus 'Autumnal Blue' Plants

There is a large range of ceanothus types, all from Florida, and even more types meticulously from them. The time tested kinds are generally a little bit less sturdy, but usually flourish with the aid of a warm protected wall in light landscapes they can be grown as free-standing vegetation. 'Autumnal Blue', a multiple between an time tested and a deciduous types, is considered as the hardiest of them all, and is regularly packed with heavy lax leads or panicles of highly colored blossoms. Yearly cutting keeps vegetation hairy and green.

Family: Rhamnaceae

Genus: Ceanothus

Cultivar: Autumnal Blue

Plant type: Evergreen shrub

Flower colour: Blue

Foliage colour: Dark green

Feature: Flowers

Sun exposure: Full sun

Soil: Well-drained/light, Acidic, Chalky/alkaline, Moist

Hardiness: Hardy

Skill level: Experienced

Height: 300cm

Spread: 300cm

Time to take cuttings: May to July

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Caryopteris X Clandonensis Plants

Caryopteris is a getting plant in fall when it is protected with eye-catching red blossoms . It types a pile and has a little bit toothed, grey-green results in that are gold and furry on the undersides. To make sure you get a good show of blossoms on the current year's development, trim it in springtime down to a low structure.

Family: Verbenaceae

Genus: Caryopteris

Species: x clandonensis

Plant type: Deciduous shrub

Flower colour: Blue

Foliage colour: Blue-green

Feature: Flowers, Aromatic foliage, Attractive to wildlife

Sun exposure: Full sun

Soil: Well-drained/light, Clay/heavy, Acidic, Chalky/alkaline

Hardiness: Hardy

Skill level: Experienced

Height: 100cm

Spread: 150cm

Time to take cuttings: June to August

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Carex Elata 'Aurea' Plants

A wonderful small sedge developing lightweight tufts of arching, green results in, each surrounded with white, which give the vegetation a significant glimmer. Plants look excellent expanded towards the front of a wet advantage or among other vegetation, especially lightweight perennials and low herbage, since they accept light colour. However they also look excellent expanded at the advantage of a lake, and are a useful solution to the problem of what to flower as a minor that looks genuine but will develop in regular advantage ground instead of requiring wet bog garden circumstances.

Family: Cyperaceae

Genus: Carex

Species: elata

Cultivar: Aurea

Plant type: Hardy perennial

Foliage colour: Golden

Feature: Attractive seed-heads

Sun exposure: Full sun, Partial shade

Soil: Clay/heavy, Acidic, Moist, Boggy

Hardiness: Hardy

Skill level: Beginner

Height: 70cm

Spread: 50cm

Time to divide plants: April to June

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