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aka Evergreen Azalea

Indica variety. A semi-double with bright rosy red flowers in Autumn and again in Spring. Nice glossy green foliage. Look good used in the garden as a specimen, in a pot in the courtyard or bulk planted to make an impact. Likes afternoon shade in Summer and an acidic soil. Evergreen.

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aka Evergreen Azalea

Indica Hybrid. A deep pink double flowers that pale to apricot in winter and spring. Likes an acid soil and afternoon shade in hot dry summers. Look good in a pot on the deck or as a border or bulk planted. Evergreen.

aka Evergreen Azalea

Not to be mistaken as a Camellia but the flowers are large, double and Camellia-like. With bright rosy carmine pink flowers in Spring, the shrub has an upright habit and glossy green foliage. Happiest in semi-shade and acid soil. Mulch roots regularly to keep cool. Evergreen.

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aka Evergreen Azalea

Indica Hybrid. A semi-double flower that will put on a show with its bright pink and white flowers. Lovely dotted around the garden for a pop of color in Spring. Happiest in semi-shade and acid soil. Mulch roots regularly to keep cool. Evergreen.

aka Evergreen Azalea

Indica hybrid. This one will give you the warm fizzy feeling when in flower with its single blooms of brilliant orange red. Likes a semi- shaded position out of the hot Summer heat, in acidic soil and free draining. Evergreen.

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Kaempferi hybrid. With light green foliage it will be the highlight in any garden. Beautiful deep blue-violet flowers this is something special. A well behaved specimen and easy to grow. Prefers acid soil. Evergreen.

aka Evergreen Azalea

Kurume hybrid. With small, narrow green leaves and masses of clear red flowers that will bloom in Spring. Likes a position in semi-shade and protection from the hot Summer sun. Fertilize with acid fertilizer and trim after flowering to maintain its shape. Evergreen.

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aka Evergreen Azalea

Kerrigan Indica. A long flowering variety of semi-double salmon pink flowers in Spring. Happiest grown in dappled light, acidic soil that is well drained. Can be grown in a pot to provide colour through the flowering season. Happiest grown in dappled light, acidic soil that is well drained. Evergreen.

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aka Evergreen Azalea

Indica hybrid. A lovely semi-double Azalea with milky white flowers in Spring. A nice fresh green will enhance the flowers to make it stand out in any garden or container. Likes dappled light , out of the Summer sun. Acid soil. Evergreen.

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aka Evergreen Azalea

A lovely Indica variety with very dark red, large, double flowers in Spring. Happiest in morning sun and afternoon shade, dappled light. A lover of acidic soil that is moist and free draining. Hardy. Can be grown in a container. Evergreen

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aka Evergreen Azalea

Nuccio hybrid. With beautiful double white flowers it has a yellow throat and a fresh green foliage. Happiest grown in dappled light, acidic soil that is well drained. Can be grown in a pot to provide colour through the flowering season. Evergreen

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aka Evergreen Azalea

A hardy evergreen shrub that grows masses of lovely semi-double red flowers from Autumn to Spring along side dark green glossy foliage. Happiest grown in dappled light, acidic soil that is well drained. Can be grown in a pot to provide colour through the flowering season.

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aka Deciduous Azalea

The flowers of this pretty Azalea are a delightful combination of cream, lemon and peach tones. Blooms are borne in profusion on a compact and well-rounded bush. Quite stunning. Happiest in acidic soil and a sheltered position. Mulch roots regularly to keep cool. Fragrant Flower. Deciduous

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aka Evergreen Azalea

Indica hybrid. A lovely Azalea with semi-double blooms of clear rosy red flowers in Spring. A strong bush that likes morning sun and afternoon shade, especially in Summer. Happiest grown in acidic soil that is well drained. Can be grown in a pot to provide colour through the flowering season. Evergreen

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aka Evergreen Azalea

An evergreen shrub producing a mass of double, creamy-white flowers edged with pink that begin to emerge in Spring and spot flowering in Autumn. Thrives in dappled light, partial shade where soils are rich in organic material, slightly acidic and free-draining. Hardy and frost tolerant.

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aka Evergreen Azalea

A Indica hybrid with vigorous growth and profuse flowering. Flowers with deep pink throat, shading to lighter margins. After flowering in spring, pinch back new growth to encourage bud formation. Frost hardy and prefers acidic soil.

Lovely in a pot or used as a border to add some colour in the shade.

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aka Deciduous Azalea

Soft and sumptuous blooms form in pretty, rounded trusses to give an outstanding show. This deciduous Azalea has fragrant flowers of peach pink, yellow and cream with a bright flare of golden yellow spots. Happiest in acidic soil and a sheltered position. Mulch roots regularly to keep cool.

A fast growing attractively foliaged plant which produces terminal green flower heads in Autumn. Requires pruning after flowering for shape and size. Thrives well in a sunny position and well drained soil. Tolerant of drought conditions once established so good for coastal planting.

The Tui love the nectar from the flowers.

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aka English Box

A revolutionary Buxus that has been breed to be more resilient to Buxus Blight. With lovely glossy, dark green foliage it grows in a natural low, round form and requires less trimming. Great to use in formal gardens, low hedging or as a specimen in a pot for a topiary look. Likes full sun/ partial shade. Evergreen.

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Lush colourful bushy shrub with purple-green leaves. Masses of sweetly fragrant saucer-shaped purple-blue flowers which fade to white throughout spring into the summer. Prefers a warm semi-shaded site with good moisture in the growing season. Avoid cold or frosty sites. All parts of this plant are poisonous to animals and humans.

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An outstanding upright cultivar of slow growing Buxus that is sure to standout in your garden. Used as a single specimen or to line a garden or driveway, they will make an impression. With dark green foliage it can be trained into a narrow column or cone. Requires minimal pruning.

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A hardy shrub with round-oval shaped foliage with an indent at the top of each leaf. Has a growth habit being slightly wider than it is high. Suitable for planting out to create low-growing hedges. Likes a sunny position or in partial shade where soils are reasonably fertile and free-draining. Evergreen.

Great for hedging, trimming into a ball or cone.

Japonica hybrid. A hardy, evergreen, fragrant shrub with miniature double anemone-form, fragrant rose-red blooms, with white center petaloids. Tall upright compact habit. Early - late season.

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Pavillon White has gorgeous white flowers that appear at the end of Summer. A versatile shrub for the border. Attractive to butterflies. Good for cut flowers. Hardy and drought tolerant. Prefers full sun and well drained soil.
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland

An erect growing shrub producing long stems of rose pink tubes in late Winter. Prune to shape and size after flowering. Suited to well drained light soils. Protect from frost when young.

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A small, compact, free flowering shrub with golden foliage bearing a profusion of dainty pink buds that open to pure white star shaped flowers throughout most of the year. Suitable to most positions as long as free draining. Tolerant of hot dry conditions. Makes a good container plant. Evergreen.

Plant have rich green foliage that is fragrant.

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This Fuchsia has half-dangling flowers with rose-pink sepals and a rose-pink center veined rose-pink. Flowers throughout summer position protected from the hot afternoon sun as well as from frost. Suitable for hanging baskets, pots or a beautiful bush in the garden.

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Hardy and gorgeous, filled with lovely yellow flowers throughout Winter and Spring. Ideal for smaller gardens and to give a colour contrast planted amongst other Grevilleas or flowering shrubs. Keeps a compact rounded shape growing to around 1m round. Evergreen

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Winter Rose. This variety has white to pale yellow saucer shaped flowers over several months in winter to early spring. The plant forms a bushy compact clump topped by outwards-facing flowers. Dark green divided leathery leaves. Plant in well drained soil with good amount of organic matter. Perennial

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Lacecap. With clear blue flowers, these have pale blue to white buds in the center throughout Summer and into Autumn. They make a stunning show in any garden with their lush deep green foliage. A nice compact habit thats good for pots, borders or a s a feature in the garden. Deciduous.

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A stunning, compact Paniculata Hydrangea that will get smothered in creamy/white flowers throughout Summer. In Autumn the flowers will fade to pink. looks stunning as a specimen in a pot or in drifts in bulk landscaping designs.

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Now this is a must have for Hydrangea lovers. With stunning deep purple/ black leaves in Spring they are a real eye catcher , even when its not in flower. With deep red moptop flowers they have a sturdy stem that grows on a nice and compact bush. Great for containers or in the garden. Deciduous.

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aka Lacecap Hydrangea

Lacecap. This has a lovely dark purple/black flushed foliage especially in the cooler climates. The flowers are big and bold pink appearing in early spring, covering most of the plant which is itself mounded and compact. A real head turner in the garden or in a pot on the deck. Deciduous.

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aka Mophead Hydrangea

Mophead. This has a lovely dark purple/black flushed foliage especially in the cooler climates. The flowers are big and bold red appearing in early spring, covering most of the plant which is itself mounded and compact. Will look stunning in the garden or a pot on the deck. Deciduous.

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Compact habit, high fragrance and free flowering. Radiant pink spring flowers sit just above the fragrant green foliage. An excellent choice for garden beds or containers. Easy care, dry tolerant; mix it up with other Fairy Wing lavenders to add a stunning display of spring colour. Evergreen

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A lovely variety featuring yellow bracts with red flower mass in Spring. On straight stems they make for good picking for a bouquet or arrangement. Likes a warm sunny position in the garden and prefers acidic soil and protection from harsh frosts. Evergreen.

Avoid fertilisers but will respond well to compost or peat. Do not over water.

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A stunning Leucadendron that puts on a show all year round with red and yellow flower bracts in Spring, they are good for picking and thrive in acidic soils that is free draining, in a warm, sunny , sheltered position. Evergreen. Protect from harsh frosts.

Avoid fertilisers but will respond well to compost or peat. Do not over water.

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A small compact shrub with bronzy-red tipped foliage in early Winter which develop into creamy yellow bracts late Winter. Suited to an open position that is free draining with acidic soil. Can be planted and used as a foliage flower in bouquets or even as a coastal planting to add some colour. Evergreen.

Prune for shape and size mid Spring.

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Leucadendron laxum is a decorative member of the protea family, with yellow flower-heads in spring, that develop into a reddish cones on female plants in summer. Water well when planting. Evergreen

Avoid fertilisers but will respond well to compost or peat. Do not over water.

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aka Pincushion Protea

An attractive plant when in flower showing off an unusual orange coloured pincushion flower that`s borne on long stems. Very striking in mid-late Spring. Ideal for coastal planting thats well drained acidic soil in full sun. Evergreen.

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A prostrate plant more suited for low plantings. Good for banks, rockeries and ground covers as they have trailing branches with yellow flowers turning orange then red with all colours seen on the plant at once. Hardy to coastal conditions and drought once established. Evergreen.

Will tolerate poor soil as long as its free draining.

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aka Pincushion Protea

With unusual orangey-yellow pincushion flowers these are borne on long stems that make them striking plants mid-late Spring. Aiding to bring the birds into the garden they will tolerate coastal planting, well drained, acidic soil in full sun. Evergreen.

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aka Pin cushion Protea