Erysimum x marshallii (Perennial Wallflower)
£5.90This dazzling orange-flowered plant produces sprays of spicy-scented, vivid orange flowers in early... [full details]
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Soil Type: Most Types
A small prostrate ivy, known as the Gnome Ivy. Very small leathery dark leaves deeply divided into three narrow lobes. The new stems are an attractive maroon colour.
Found/raised in Spetchley Park in Worcestershire.
One of the tiniest of Ivy's, ideal for a gravel garden, container or rockery or tumbling over walls.
Height and spread: 20cm x 40cm
Common name(s): Gnome Ivy; Dwarf Ivy; Prostrate Ivy
Synonym: Hedera helix minima
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