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Phlomis fruticosa AGM, Jerusalem Sage, 20, 30 or 50 Seeds, Masses of Bright Yellow Blooms Summer Blooms, Unusual Downy Leaves, Aromatic Hardy Perennial, Deer resistant, Great for Pollinators, Free UK Postage, Photo 1 - 5. Phlomis russeliana AGM, Turkish Sage, 20, 30 or 50 Seeds, Masses of Light Yellow Summer Blooms, Unusual Downy Leaves, Aromatic Hardy Perennial, Deer resistant, Great for Pollinators! Free UK Postage, Photo 6 - 10. This auction is for 20, 30 or 50 seeds or a mix of each packaged separately, home grown organically in the UK of these fully hardy clump forming perennials, both have received the RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM). Phlomis fruticosa is found across Southeastern Europe/Mediterranean, originally collected in Northwestern Crete, Greece. Phlomis russeliana is from Turkey and Syria. Great for pollinators!!! Drought tolerant. It is a great plant for adding to Mediterranean or prairie type plantings, cottage gardens, borders, rockeries etc. They do well in drier well drained sites in full sun, but are quite tolerant of other soil types and moisture. Drought Tolerant. Phlomis russeliana is best at the front or middle of the border whereas Phlomis fruticosa is more shrubby and better at the middle to back of the border. Phlomis fruticosa grows to 100cm (3ft) by 150cm (5ft) across and is more shrubby in appreance than Phlomis russeliana. The sage-like, aromatic leaves are oval, 5 to 10cm (2 to 4 inches) long, wrinkled, grey-green with white undersides, and covered with fine hairs. Deep yellow, tubular flowers, 3cm in length, grow in whorls of 20 in short spikes in summer. Phlomis russeliana grows to around 100cm (3ft) high and 50cm (19 inches) across, with large ovate hairy grey-green leaves. Whorls of soft yellow hooded flowers are produced on stout stems from May to September. Please note the last photo is for illustrative purposes only, showing the type of seed you will receive. If you have any problems with your item please contact as soon as possible rather than leave negative feedback, your custom is greatly valued and we hope to ensure you have a positive buying experience. Many thanks, Manchester Botanics
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One of New Zealand’s exquisite natives which has settled down well in the UK, this distant iris relative has sprays of pure white, almost orchid-like, saucer-shaped flowers with yellow stamens atop clumps of non-invasive dark green stems. Graham Stuart Thomas states that it is “Desirable and elegant.” Family:Iridaceae Common name:Libertia chilensis AGM, New Zealand Iris, Tukauki, Libertia chilensis, "Satin Flower", Classification:Hardy perennial Height:60cm
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