Rhododendron 'Dora Amateis'

Rhododendron 'Dora Amateis'A dwarf evergreen Rhododendron with some interesting flowers. The Dora Amateis is a great compact shrub, perfect for use in shrub beds, rockeries or as flowering low hedges. The dense foliage has hues of bronze when young, becoming dark green when mature with flowers blooming as clusters of slightly scented, trumpet shaped white flowers with specks of pink and green throughout the petals. Plant in moist, humus rich, well drained acidic soil and keep

hot pink flowers with red eyes and white anthers at the end of the stems from mid-summer all the way to early Autumn

frilly flowerheads

Achillea New Vintage Red loves sunshine and is relatively fast growing

a planter’s box or tub

fragrant white flowers which appear all through the Summer months

Grows best in moderately moist

As this double flowering plant will often release its blooms twice a year

Alstroemeria Inticancha ® Moon is a clump forming herbaceous perennial with vibrant colouring that adds interest and texture to any setting

pink and white giving it an eye-catching aspect to include within flower beds

so that the older woodier growth is not cut in later pruning

this is only the beginning of this shrub's fantastic visual qualities

They beautifully contrast with the plants deep-green and wide-bladed leaves