Pittosporum 'Golden Ball'

Pittosporum 'Golden Ball'Pittosporum Golden Ball is a compact garden shrub with dense foliage and a naturally rounded growing habit that makes it ideal for topiary. Also known as Mock Orange or Japanese Cheesewood, this charming evergreen shrub provides colour and texture interest throughout the year. The shrub features young golden yellow leaves that turn a bright shade of yellow green as they mature. From spring into early summer, the foliage is decorated with clusters of

followed in autumn by small berries

lavender pink flowers are surrounded by green foliage

the blooms will appear in Autumn and the plant will produce tasty

Variegated leaves are dark-green

red berries appear

making it ideal for smaller spaces

Its hardy nature ensures it will thrive in many climates

Planted en masse Sailboat is great for naturalising an area and when collected make lovely

slender stems which appear in the Summer which usually carry panicles of small cream-white nodding flowers from late Summer

Firelight Japonica Spiraea has a more compact shape that makes it suitable for low-hedging

trumpet-shaped flowers bloom atop the dense clumps of green leaves

This variation of the Heuchera offers a variety of colours in the full sun to partial shade