Heliotrope 'Golden Glow'

Heliotrope 'Golden Glow'Limited stock available The Sydney Botanical Gardens supports many wonderful plants including the Golden Heliotrope which has been an eye catching feature in the borders near the caf. This Heliotrope requires good access to moisture, excellent drainage and part shade with plenty of indirect light. A native to Peru, reaching 80cm x 80cm. The feature of this plant is the foliage which is a soft golden to lime green tone depending on conditions. It does

this beautiful plant is tolerant of heat and cold

50cm high x 40cm wide

Soft pale blue flowers with a yellow centre dance above mid green lanceolate leaves in late Summer

First discovered in 1937 at the Californian Botanic Garden by Allen Chickering

though it is remarkably drought tolerant once established

weedy fountain grass

long-lasting flowers of the Canary Island foxgloves with the hardiness and vigour of traditional foxgloves

the plant features delicate lace-cap flowers that vary from soft pink to clear blue depending on soil pH

Similar but smaller than Salvia 'Anthony Parker' but with a strong vivid blue flower and darker velvet calyces with its parentage being Salvia leucanthe

It's proven to be a great little performer

'September Glow' is one of many cultivars derived from Sedum spectabile

Flowering throughout summer