Description
Hebe pauciramosa is a compact, evergreen shrub typically grows to a height of about 40cm, forming a neat and dense mound of foliage.
The leaves are small, lance-shaped, and often have a glossy appearance. In late spring to early summer, Hebe pauciramosa produces small white, tubular flowers arranged in terminal clusters.
Cultivation and Growing Conditions:
Climate: Hebe pauciramosa is well-suited to New Zealand’s temperate climate. It thrives in areas with mild temperatures and prefers well-draining soil.
Sunlight: This plant generally prefers full sun to partial shade. Adequate sunlight promotes healthy growth and encourages blooming.
Soil: Well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soil is ideal for Hebe pauciramosa. It should be rich in organic matter.
Watering: While Hebe pauciramosa is relatively drought-tolerant, regular watering is necessary, especially during dry periods. However, it is crucial to avoid waterlogged conditions.
Landscaping and Garden Use:
Hedging: Hebe pauciramosa’s compact and mounding growth habit makes it suitable for hedging. It can be used to create borders or define spaces in a garden.
Container Planting: Due to its manageable size, Hebe pauciramosa can be cultivated in containers.
Coastal Gardens: Hebe pauciramosa is known for its tolerance to coastal conditions, making it a great choice for gardens near the sea.
Maintenance:
Plants supplied are in 5cm pots and average one year in age.
