Pittosporum tobira | Austrian laurel - 100-120cm, 50lt Young It is self-fertile but it

It is self-fertile but it crops better with another pollinator nearby

golden yellow when sprouting

Hebe 'Heartbreaker' can adapt to a wide range of soils

Perfect for shady areas

A Photinia × fraseri 'Little Red Robin' cone

Pittosporum tobira | Austrian laurel - 100-120cm, 50lt Young It is self-fertile but itPittosporum tobira is a dense, slow growing, mound forming, rounded, evergreen shrub with leathery, obovate, glossy, dark green leaves arranged in a whorl around the stem. Clusters of small, yellow flowers, white when they emerge, bloom in late spring and summer. Flowers are long lasting and heavily scented. Pittosporum tobira grows best in average, moderately fertile, medium moisture, slightly acidic, well drained soils, but can adapt to almost any