Hebe × hybrida ‘All Blooms Samiri’

Colourful flower spikes are produced generously over a long summer season on Hebe × hybrida ‘All Blooms Samiri’. Its compact, well-branched habit makes it suited to patio containers and border fronts where regular watering, good drainage and light deadheading maintain the display.

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SKU: HEBE-30-Y

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Hebe × hybrida ‘All Blooms Samiri’ Description

Hebe × hybrida ‘All Blooms Samiri’ is a compact evergreen shrub bred for abundant flowering and a tidy, well-branched habit. Upright flower spikes are produced repeatedly through the warmer months above fresh green foliage, making it useful as seasonal colour in containers, courtyards and the front of mixed borders. Plants generally remain around 40 to 60cm high and wide. Grow in full sun or light partial shade in fertile, freely draining soil or compost. Water container plants regularly during warm weather but never leave the root ball saturated. Light feeding during the growing season supports repeat flowering. Shelter from severe frost and cold wind in exposed Irish gardens. Remove faded spikes and lightly trim young shoots to keep the plant compact.

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