| Description | Heuchera
Peach Flambe Coral Bells is a fast and vigorous grower with dense, ruffled reddish-peach foliage all season long. Perfect for adding colour to borders. It has tall stems of cherry red flowers that appear in early summer. Plant in part - full shade. Mature growth: 45x45cm
6''/14cm pot | Clematis cartmanii
Clematis ‘Sweet Hart’ is a compact evergreen climber admired for its masses of pure white, star-shaped flowers that appear in early spring. The delicate blooms with soft green centres create a striking contrast against its finely divided, deep green foliage, making it a beautiful choice for fences, pergolas, or containers.
- Position: Sunny to part shade, sheltered from strong winds.
- Soil: Well-drained, enriched with organic matter.
- Watering: Keep evenly moist, especially in warmer months.
6'' pot size | Calamagrostis x acutiflora
Variegated Feather Reed Grass has variegated foliage that starts out with bright creamy-white margins which then fade to white with a pink flush. The upright clump of foliage will remain under 30cm tall. In late spring, feathery plumes with sand colored seed heads appear, reaching up to 1.5m tall. 'Overdam' is an ideal backdrop for low-growing, flowering perennials all through the year.
6''/14cm pot | Austromyrtus dulcis
Midyim berries are the blueberries of bush tucker.
- White, purple-speckled berries
- Fruit from summer to autumn
- Slight ginger flavour
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| Content | | | | Midyim Berries, also known as Midgen berry plants and sand berries, are delicious small white, purple-speckled bush tucker plants. They are similar in both taste and appearance to the blueberry, with a slight ginger flavour.
In early summer small white star-shaped flowers appear on the Midyim Berry plant, gradually turning into the sweet and tasty berries throughout summer and autumn.
Although they are seen growing in sandy soils in the wild, keep the soil moist and well-fed to ensure a good harvest of Midyim berries in the following months.
These little shrubs can double as a Midyim Berry hedge around a garden bed or along a path, though not so much grown as a Midyim Berry tree as they are usually too small to grow so tall.
Midyim Berry Austromyrtus dulcis can be cultivated in different climatic conditions and prefers a warm climate to thrive.
Do you need a low-spreading shrub for your outdoor space? Choose the Midyim berry hedge. The plant can be used for decoration purposes and you can also use it to prepare salads and desserts. |
