Grewia occidentalis | Mauve Star | Crossberry Hydrangeas staking recommended to keep it

staking recommended to keep it upright

which brings airiness into any plant combination

The shades of this lovely variety are varied and can be a mix of plummy shades and some may even be white

this quirky tin makes a wonderful gift for anyone who is a fan of Emma Bridgewater’s designs

A native of Japan this beautiful grass forms attractive loose mounds of arching graceful leaves that ripple and rustle in the slightest breeze

Grewia occidentalis | Mauve Star | Crossberry Hydrangeas staking recommended to keep itGrewia is lovely large, mostly evergreen shrub, which grows to 3m tall and 2m wide. It's mauve, star shaped flowers appear in summer, followed by distinctive berries (from where it gets its common name "Crossberry". These shiny reddish brown fruits stay on the tree through winter and are loved by fruit eating birds. The leaves are shiny, deep green and sometimes slightly hairy. Grewia occidentalis grows naturally across south eastern Africa. It