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Rosemary officinalis - Tuscan Blue

Rosemary Tuscan Blue is a hardy upright shrub from 1.5 to 2m. It is covered with blue flowers in late winter and spring. The foliage has a distinctive aroma. Can be used as a hedging plant also. Does best in well drained soils. NSW,QLD,VIC,TAS,SA,WA.

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Pride of Madeira - Echium candicans

Spreading shrub to 1m x 2m. Grey foliage with vibrant blue flowers on the end of stems. Flowers are similar to lupins. Quite stunning when in flower. Drought tolerant shrub and can take frosts. Good for dry climates, but will grow in more humid places such as Sydney. Prefers sandy well drained soil. Grows best in full sun. NSW,VIC,QLD,SA,WA.

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Daisies, Marguerite - Argyranthemum frutescens

Daisies varieties naturally occur in some of the Meditteranean areas of Europe. They are hardy, colourful shrubs, that are waterwise once established. In drought times they can die back and then regenerate when water is available. The hardiest varieties are some of the older varieties such as frutescens which comes in a white and a pink form. This variety comes from the Canary Islands however. If you require a smaller daisy have a look at Shasta Daisies. Daisies prefer well draind soil and open sunny positions. NSW,QLD,VIC,SA,TAS,WA.

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