Escallonia 'Apple Blossom' perennial with divided yellow orange leaves

with divided yellow orange leaves in spring

Perhaps he's preparing for another ice age

know a thing or two about horticulture

particularly on smaller beds and borders or tubs

The high carbon steel blade is coated to reduce friction and help prevent rusting

Escallonia 'Apple Blossom' perennial with divided yellow orange leavesMasses of small apple blossom pink tubuar flowers adorn the glossy, small oval evergreen leaves from June until September, making this shrub a lovely backdrop to many other plants when placed at the back of a mixed border. Reasonably hardy once established, it nevertheless needs a sheltered spot in full sun to do best. Growing up to 2. 5m wide and high if left unpruned it can certainly fill a space, but relatively easy to control and can also be used