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Tried and True – vireya rhododendrons
• Extended flowering, sometimes more than once a year. • Once established, generally only need dead heading and an occasional prune. • Available from garden centres in a range of colours. • Easy to...
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Tried and True: vireya rhododendrons Jiminy Cricket, Saxon Glow and Saxon Blush
Jiminy Cricket - the hardiest of any vireya we know The hardiest of the vireya family. Tidy, compact growth around 75cm high. Widely available. Flower freely over a long period of time. Siblings, these...
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Plant Collector: Vireya Rhododendron Rio Rita
Large, luscious and fragrant - vireya Rio Rita Rio Rita was bred by the late Os Blumhardt, one of this country’s foremost plantsmen and plant breeders in his time. It was named for the irrepressible...
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The April garden – vireya rhododendrons
Pink Jazz, one of Mark’s hybrids that is standing the test of time here as a healthy garden plant. It was named for our elder daughter, Jasmine, who had a passion for hot pink in her teen years....
View ArticleSuddenly it is winter
While we are not expecting the full onslaught of winter until June 22 - give or take a few warning episodes prior to that - by late July, the first of the magnolias will be opening along with the...
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