Marrubium ‘Scallop Shell’ is one of the best evergreen ground covers for hot dry spots forming a dense mat of scalloped soft grey leaves, the texture of velvet. The leaves ascend the summer flower stems which carry whorls of hazy purple-pink hooded flowers.
A dwarf Miscanthus with bronze feathery flower heads which are produced well clear of the leaves during summer and autumn. It is best when grown in drifts rather than as individual specimens. Sun 60cm x 50cm.
This superb dwarf growing Miscanthus will carry dozens of bronze-pink feathery plumes over arching leaves, green with a silver mid-rib. The flowers age to silver and the foliage changes to orange, gold and burgundy during autumn.
This rarely offered dwarfing cultivar makes a 60cm tall tussock of narrow arching leaves and during summer 100cm tall flowering stems produce coppery gold feathers. Good reddish foliage in autumn. 100cm x 80cm.
The most beautiful of all the Miscanthus with evergreen leaves making 80cm tall by 100cm wide fountain-like mounds. The arching, almost weeping flower heads, displayed well above the foliage, are produced from summer until mid-winter. Fabulous plant. Sun.
