This little Hebe lives up to its name-sake in that is very showy and will definitely star in the garden. Attractive silver foliage outlined with a hint of magenta on the tip. Bright racemes of cerise flowers contrast well with the foliage in summer. Likes the sun and good drainage. Evergreen.

This low-mounding evergreen shrub is spectacular when it blooms. As they age, the flowers eventually fade to white. The dark green leaves are long and tapered. Out of bloom, it is the dark purple leaf buds that hint at the spectacular show that awaits the gardener. Evergreen

Native. Something a little different and interesting to grow in the garden or perhaps a bright pink container. The variegated pink and cream leaves have attractive cerise tips which match the cerise flower buds. When the flowers open in late summer-autumn they are pale pink. Evergreen.

'Orphan Annie' should be trimmed lightly after flowering. She is quite hardy but best protected from harsh frost if possible. Winner of a Silver Medal at the prestigious Europe Plantarium competition.

This little Hebe hybrid is well named as it is indeed delightful. Fresh green narrow foliage and pretty sprays of white flowers from spring to summer. Sometimes the blooms have just a hint of soft lilac. Always looks neat and tidy. Happy in a sunny well drained position. Evergreen.

Prune your Hebe 'Otari Delight' lightly after flowering to encourage new growth. This Hebe was found as a seedling in Otari-Wilton's Bush in Wellington hence the name.

'Sutherlandii' is a neat, compact, rounded, evergreen shrub. It has grey-green, oval leaves and in late spring to early summer, is covered with spikes of small white flowers.

This Hebe has a low spreading habit making it useful as a ground-cover. It has small dark green leaves and pretty and plentiful racemes of bright pink flowers appear in autumn - winter. The flowers deepen in colour to burgundy tones in cooler weather. Prefers a sunny well drained spot. Evergreen

This particular Hebe Pretty Woman has a low compact habit and is wider than it is tall, beauty is in the eye of the beholder! In this case the foliage is an attractive combination of purple and grey tones offset by striking cerise blooms in autumn. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. 2038

A stunning Hebe from the Hollywood Series bred for optimum garden performance. Features a tight compact form with variegated foliage that blends cream and green with deep pink new growth tips. Easily shaped with regular clipping (esp. after flowering). Great in pots or en masse in the garden. Full sun

This prostrate NZ native has black stems with striking silver foliage. Small mauve flowers are produced early spring. Great for year round colour interest in the garden. Sun. Good drainage. Trim after flowering to keep compact. Hardy. Evergreen.

This Hebe is probably more desirable for the attractive foliage rather than the flowers. Gray leaves, margined with red form a neat little cushion. The red edge is more showy in cold weather. For those of you interested in the flowers these open to white from pink buds. Evergreen