Shrub ID required
jamesunsworth
Posts: 26
Hi all,
New here!... 30 year old (going on 70 according to the wife) gardening obsessed guy who will most likely mither the living daylights out of everybody for their opinions and advice from here on!
I've been completely revamping my entire garden over the past 2 years and after building 30m X 1.2m worth of planters, the exciting part is here... BUYING PLANTS!!!
Anyway, I'm a service engineer and travel alot, therefore I'm lucky enough to see lots of nice plants dotted around my clients buildings, but I'm very poor at identifying - this is where I need your help!
Please see picture and help identify! Any further advice on this that maybe useful is of course appreciated as I intend to use these to myfill planters with various perrnials, annuals and bulbs dotted around and between.
I'd say it's approx 2ft high with a spread of maybe 1ft.
Thanks for any help!
P.S I talk alot!
New here!... 30 year old (going on 70 according to the wife) gardening obsessed guy who will most likely mither the living daylights out of everybody for their opinions and advice from here on!
I've been completely revamping my entire garden over the past 2 years and after building 30m X 1.2m worth of planters, the exciting part is here... BUYING PLANTS!!!
Anyway, I'm a service engineer and travel alot, therefore I'm lucky enough to see lots of nice plants dotted around my clients buildings, but I'm very poor at identifying - this is where I need your help!
Please see picture and help identify! Any further advice on this that maybe useful is of course appreciated as I intend to use these to myfill planters with various perrnials, annuals and bulbs dotted around and between.
I'd say it's approx 2ft high with a spread of maybe 1ft.
Thanks for any help!
P.S I talk alot!
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A few of them here
https://www.gardenbeauty.co.uk/find-a-plant.php
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
It's a hebe, but which one l don't know. There are a lot !
This may help
https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/search-results?query=Hebe+
Pansyface's reply wasn't there just now. This forum can be weird at times...
Thanks alot, super fast responses!
Found it with the Hebe advice - It turns out, it's a Hebe Rakaiensis!