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Coronilla 'Citrina'
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Coronilla 'Citrina' will bring a splash of yellow sunshine to any garden it lives in. They love a sheltered position and grow a mass of lemon-yellow, pea-like blooms. They have a delicate and sweet fragrance, which resembles a daffodil. These blooms keep on coming and light up your garden from December to mid-spring. The small blue-green foliage is evergreen, providing a fine backdrop and structure for its fragrant display.
This is the kind of shrub that brightens up dull winter days while being low-maintenance and hassle-free, thriving in dry, sunny or exposed conditions. Its particularly useful for coastal or hillside gardens.
1 x 9cm Potted Plant 14.99 NOW 5
2 x 9cm Potted Plants 29.98 NOW 10
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Sollya 'Ultra Blue'
This new variety of bluebell creeper produces an abundance of dark azure blue flowers, far more vivid than the parent species. Sollya heterophylla 'Ultra Blue' has a better branching habit too, creating a denser appearance with more blooms. The nodding flowers are borne throughout the summer against a backdrop of slender, evergreen foliage.
1 x 9cm Potted Plant 13.99NOW 12.99
2 x 9cm Potted Plants 25.98 NOW 19.99 - SAVE 5.99!
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