Lavandula angustifolia Munstead Lavender Pot Size:140 mm

Lavandula angustifolia Munstead Lavender Pot Size:140 mmLavandula angustifolia Munstead is an heirloom dwarf variety of English Lavender introduced in 1916. Munstead produces masses of lilac blue, fragrant lavender flower heads, and fine, grey green foliage. Munstead lavender is attractive to bees and planting the lavender near a vegetable garden or citrus will assist with pollination and deter common pests. Being smaller makes this little treasure much more suitable for pot and container growing,

and bursting with personality

A vigorous climbing form of Hardebergia

Producing bronze flowering stems in summer

It is an evergreen native groundcover with dense

Callistemon Burgundy is a big bold shrub that produces pink new growth and maroon to dark purple bottlebrush flowers from late spring to early autumn

opening to clusters of fluffy yellow flowers

crepe-textured flowers with bright yellow stamens

Phlebodium aureum Blue Star Fern is gaining popularity for its bold

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rounded fruit with firm

It can tolerate poorly drained soils and some flooding but is adaptable to drier and urban conditions

drought-tolerant once established