Myrtus 'Variegata'

Myrtus 'Variegata'Myrtus Variegata, more commonly known as Myrtle plant, is a lovely evergreen option for the garden. Its sure to impress with its mid green foliage carrying margins of cream white and a sweet scent as well as the beautiful white flowers dappling the foliage and adding to sweet, heady aroma. The flowers appearing around mid to late Summer and are followed by purple black berries in the Autumn. Plant in moist, well drained soil and keep in full sun.

shallowly palmately lobed leaves and racemes or panicles of small

or simply raise one in a garden pot

We recommend wearing gloves when handling this shrub as it can cause some skin irritation

sloped banks or rockeries and will spread similar to Creeping Juniper which makes it a great option for groundcover as well

or next to water features

It is rare to see Arundo donax Ely flowering in this country

They can also be used in cooking to add a wonderful burst of flavour to meals such as soups

A very hardy low maintenance plant that will grow nicely with little care

the Escallonia ‘Apple Blossom’ is a great choice for just about any garden as it will fit nicely into any informal hedging

Protection from cold and frost is recommended in colder regions

undemanding plants that grow well in most soil types

puckered dark green-blue leaves broadly-margined with creamy-yellow