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Prostanthera cuneataAlpine Mint Bush A small, bushy Australian shrub, Prostanthera cuneata is a small, evergreen shrub which looks well with other Australian plants, such as smaller phormiums, or with plants with silvery leaves. The tiny, shining, deep green leaves are highly aromatic and clothe the bush densely. From June to August, and often for longer, pure white flowers with purple and yellow markings are borne in clusters. It often reaches only 1 2 (30 60cm) and is

Height: 16-17ft (5m) Spread: 10ft (3m)

dating back to the late 19th century

The foliage should be allowed to die down naturally

medium-sized deciduous tree with ascending branches and an open

Height: 10’ (3m) Spread: 10’ (3m)

magenta-crimson flowers appear in late spring and early summer just in time to brighten up the garden as the tulips are fading

The Weeping Yoshino Cherry’s striking habit and beautiful blossom show particularly well against a dark evergreen background

For most of the year it has dark purple leaves

Soft green foliage turning to rich brown-red in autumn prior to falling

We recommend that once per year 5 – 10cm (2-4inches) of soil are removed from the top of the pot and replaced with fresh compost

Popular as a potted plant or for shrub beds

Height: 1-2ft (30 - 60cm) Spread: 2-3ft (60-100cm)