Daboecia cantabrica 'Arielle' evergreen “In some lights the flower

“In some lights the flower colour approaches a delicate pink

but beautiful as it ages and grows in unusual directions slowly forming a dome shaped clump with closely-packed upright stems clothed in whorls of tiny blue pointed leaves

It is slow growing and can be pruned to a multistemmed tree and maintained its retain a smaller height

Sources say it cannot be kept completey dry

Macedonian Scabious is a clump-forming perennial with masses of deep crimson

Daboecia cantabrica 'Arielle' evergreen “In some lights the flowerSo bright and pretty . Irish Heath. A compact, evergreen shrub to 30cm tall with upright stems bearing small, lance shaped, dark green leaves. Flowers are deep magenta, urn shaped and slightly larger than other cultivars, and produced from mid summer into autumn which is a long time. Such a sweetie. Perfect for borders, rock gardens and shingle. No lime.