Ceratostigma Polhilli

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Ceratostigma Polhilli - A pretty creeping shrub from a great height in the mountains of W. China, with grey leaves and stems and clusters of charming pale lavender-blue flowers. It is hardy in warm, well-drained nooks of the rock garden, and is increased by cuttings.


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Ceratostigma Polhilli Plumbaginoides

Ceratostigma Polhilli Plumbaginoides - the plant so long known as Plumbago Larpenta, which provides effective patches of blue in late summer.

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Ceratostigma Polhilli Willmottiana

Ceratostigma Polhilli Willmottiana - a recent addition from China, the species forming a wiry-limbed bush of several feet high, and producing a great wealth of clear blue flowers during many weeks. Of quite easy culture.

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