Convolvulus sabatius Blue Moon Hibiscus

Convolvulus sabatius Blue Moon HibiscusConvolvulus sabatius Blue Moon is a dense and trailing prostrate perennial with slender stems and small oval green grey leaves. It bears clusters of open, deep blue funnel shaped flowers from spring through to autumn. Its lovely trailing habit makes it useful for spillover plantings on banks, hanging baskets or in pots. Non invasive and easy to grow for low maintenance areas as well as adding restful, cool colour to the summer landscape. Prune firmly

fan-like pink flowers during the spring and summer months

It makes an impressive statement mass-planted along pathways or as hedging

water-wise and native gardens

grass-like perennial with narrow foliage that carries a subtle blue-grey hue

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Angophora costata

Soil: Must have well-drained soil

It is often one of the first blueberry varieties to ripen

luminous white bark

Size: Height 80cm x width 20-30cm

or cut flowers

2–3m high × 1