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Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Euphorbia Robbiae

Variety:

An excellent ground cover plant for sun or shade in all soils. Pale green flowers contrast with deep green foliage. CAUTION skin and eye irritant/toxic if eaten.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Euphorbia Schillingii

Variety:

A tall growing Spurge the grey green leaves making a pleasing contrast with yellow flowers. Open or semi-shade site. CAUTON skin and eye irritant/toxic if eaten.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Unknown

Variety:

A moderately hardy architectural Spurge up to 2m high holding its leaves in winter. Scented brown flowers in May. CAUTION skin and eye irritant/toxic if eaten.

Euphorbia

Species:

Euphorbia

Unknown

Variety:

The purple foliage of this Spurge make a striking contrast with the yellowish flowers. Open or semi-shade site in good. CAUTION skin & eye irritant/toxic if eaten.

Exochorda

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Exochorda

Exochorda The Bride

Variety:

The arching branches of this elegant deciduous shrub are covered with large white flowers in May. Prefers full sun.

Fabiana

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Fabiana

Fabiana Violacea

Variety:

The heath like branches are covered with tubular lavender flowers in summer. Height 1.5m. Preferring an open site.

Fascicularia

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Fascicularia

Fascicularia Bicolor

Variety:

A relatively hardy ground cover plant the central leaves turning rich crimson. Tubular sky blue flowers in Summer.

Fasicularia

Species:

Fasicularia

Unknown

Variety:

Bromeliad with slender, spiny-toothed, ridged, mid to deep green leaves. The inner leaves are bright crimson at flowering. Pale blue flowers in mid summer.

Ficus

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Ficus

Ficus Brown Turkey

Variety:

A handsome small deciduous tree or large shrub which produces edible figs when grown against a sunny wall. (Sap is a skin irritant)

Ficus

Species:

Ficus

Unknown

Variety:

A handsome small deciduous tree or large shrub which produces edible figs when grown against a sunny wall. (Sap is a skin irritant)

Filipendula

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Filipendula

Filipendula Venusta Rubra

Variety:

A tall north american perennial with deep rose pink flower sprays above the dissected leaves. Prefers a damp site. Up to 2m high x 1.2m. spread.

Firmiana

Species:

Firmiana

Unknown

Variety:

Fast growing deciduous tree with large attractive leaves and wispy flower sprays in the summer. Prefers sun or semi-shade and a moist soil. Ht up to 9 metres.

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