Magnolia Susan grafted

Magnolia Susan graftedMagnolia Susan brings a unique floral display to the garden during winter and spring. Large deep purple pink buds open into pale pink two tone blooms, with a slight twist to each petal to give a sense of movement. Autumn winter is the best time to plant magnolia Susan before leaf growth begins. Susan makes a good specimen plant in beds and borders. Ideal for growing in containers. Soil: Well drained soil. Conditions: Full sun shelter from the wind.

Rose King enhances any landscape with its rich blooms

Soil: Likes a well-drained moist

leathery leaves and bronze new growth

adaptable stem of Indigofera australis can develop lovely prostrate growth or even flows down a wall or slope to fit its surroundings

light frost and coastal conditions

well-drained soils preferred - it will grow in sandy soils

a light pruning is recommended to ensure good dense growth

highly fragrant blooms in autumn

Conditions: Full sun or full shade

The highly aromatic leaves can be used in tea

Suitable pollinating varieties include Gala Apple

It is an excellent choice for mass planting