Thryptomene saxicola | Super-Nova Giftware We use it under fruit

We use it under fruit trees and also as a ground cover in some of our bigger spaces in the garden that need filling as the bees just cant get enough of it and for us that is reason enough

Cornus siberica alba also known as Tatarian Dogwood will not disappoint

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Phylica is tolerant of mild frosts so is relatively hardy but protection is required in very cold climates

We have ours planted in more of a damp position which is fine but you may find in rich soil that you need to stake the plant

Thryptomene saxicola | Super-Nova Giftware We use it under fruitThryptomene saxicola Super Nova is simply the most delightful free flowering small shrub with stunning pure white star shaped flowers on graceful arching branches. The flowers appear from spring and often throughout the year. The stems have small tiny aromatic leaves. Thryptomene is such a fabulous cut flower and adds an airy gracefulness to bouquets and vase arrangements, with stems often lasting up to two weeks in a vase. It is a tough, drought