All Shrubs
Although some people regard shrubs as miniature trees, they have completely different growth habits. Some can sucker themselves and send creeping underground stems which root and thereby propagate themselves, whilst others renew themselves after hard pruning.
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From broadleaf evergreens to deciduous shrubs, from flowering shrubs to those valued chiefly for their foliage or twigs, the diversity amongst this group of plants is infinite. When considering creating a feature or focal point with a shrub, take into consideration its habits – if you want it to retain its emphasis in the design, make sure it is an evergreen. If you want a shrub to make a splash of colour that is ongoing, check the length of the flowering period.
Some shrubs are best planted in groups for bold effect. Plant in groups of odd numbers – 3, 5, 7. There is a wide range of shrubs that are quick and dense growing and that are therefore ideal for use as hedges. The native species particularly, lend themselves to this purpose. Try Corokia, Griselinia, Pittosporum varieties.
Small, low-growing shrubs such as lavender and thyme are often termed sub-shrubs; a natural plant community dominated by shrubs is called a shrubland. An area of cultivated shrubs in a park or garden is known as a shrubbery.
There is an ideal shrub for every purpos: for acting as a screen, for privacy, for softening the lines of the house, for releasing fantastic fragrance or simply for looking beautiful. Come into the Nursery and consult with Harry, Lloyd or Sol – they have heaps of fabulous ideas.
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Rhododendron Lems Monarch Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 Lord Roberts is a handsome gentleman who has won an AGM for his good looks and top performance. Large ball shaped trusses of bright cerise red blooms splashed with deep maroon in the throat. Plant in a semi-shaded position and mulch regularly to keep the roots cool. Evergreen.
Rhododendron Lord Roberts Current Stock Height: 40/50 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 Species. Bronze-green foliage, decorative papery bark and very fragrant blooms that appear in late spring. The blooms are trumpet shaped and toned cream with a flush of pink. Prefers a semi-shaded sheltered spot and acid soil. Mulch annually to keep the roots cool. Evergreen. Rhododendron Maddenii Current Stock Height: 60/70 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 Bronze-green foliage, decorative papery bark and very fragrant blooms that appear in late spring. The blooms are trumpet shaped and pure white. Prefers a semi-shaded, sheltered spot and acid soil. Mulch annually to keep the roots cool. Evergreen.
Rhododendron maddenii virginalis Current Stock Height: 70/80 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 A mound-forming shrub with dark green glossy leaves and loose, open, funnel-shaped, dark red flowers deeper at the margins with dark red spots which appear in the spring. Prefers dappled light or morning sun afternoon shade. Evergreen and feed with acid fertiliser. Rhododendron Manderlay Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm ? Container: 4.5l ? $44.99 One of our most popular fragrant rhodos. Strong perfume. Large white flowers with flushed yellow throat. Tends to have a slightly open habit. Prefers a sheltered position in the semi-shade away from frost. Avoid lime, acid lover. Evergreen.
Rhododendron Mi Amor Current Stock Height: 60/80 cm ? Container: 6l ? $62.99 Dark blooms of reddish purple with deeper spots of the same tone towards the throat. Happiest in morning sun or semi-shade. Mulch the roots regularly with peat to keep cool and to maintain the preferred acid soil. Evergreen. Rhododendron Midnight Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 A NZ Hybrid with long pale green foliage and dense trusses of creamy white flowers that open from pink buds. The flowers have a hint of yellow spotting in the throat. Upright bushy habit. Flowers appear around October. Plant in semi-shade with acid soil for best results. Evergreen.
Rhododendron Milkmaid Current Stock Height: 40/50 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 The blush pink, edged with lavender and heavily spotted chestnut-brown, funnel-shaped flowers are borne in huge, pyramidal trusses of up to 12 during mid to late spring. Plant in semi shade, avoid Lime and mulch annually for best results. Evergreen.
Rhododendron Mrs Charles E Pearson Current Stock Height: 40/50 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99 Wide funnel shaped flowers in light rose pink with a deeper pink towards the throat. Flowers appear in mid spring. Happiest in semi-shade with acid soil. Mulch the roots annually to keep cool. Evergreen.
Rhododendron Mrs G W Leak Current Stock Height: 45/55 cm ? Container: 5l ? $44.99
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 2m x 1.5m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 1.5m x 1m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 2m x 2m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 2m x 1.5m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size (HxW): 1.5m x 1.5m
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland
Habit: Bushy
Mature Size (HxW): 1.5m x 1.5m
Habit: Compact
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 1.5m x 1m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 2m x 1.8m
Habit: Compact
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 1.8m 
Habit: Compact
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 2m x 2m
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