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Hebe Lady Ann 2L

Hebe ‘Lady Ann’ – 2L

Hebe ‘Lady Ann’ is a compact, evergreen shrub prized for its rich pink-purple flower spikes, elegant form, and attractive variegated foliage with wine-coloured stems. Its neat, rounded habit and long flowering period make it a reliable choice for borders, containers, and low-maintenance gardens.

Flowering from late spring into summer, it provides vibrant colour while also attracting bees and other pollinators.

Key Features

  • Striking dark pink to purple flower spikes
  • Attractive green foliage with pale edges and coloured stems
  • Compact, rounded growth habit
  • Evergreen for year-round structure
  • Excellent for pollinators
  • Ideal for containers and small gardens

Plant Details

  • Plant type: Evergreen shrub
  • Pot size: 2L
  • Height: Approx. 40–60cm
  • Spread: Approx. 50–70cm
  • Foliage: Green with light margins, wine-coloured stems
  • Flowering period: May to summer (often extending later)

Growing Conditions

  • Position: Full sun to partial shade
  • Soil: Moist but well-drained soil
  • Hardiness: Hardy in most Irish gardens (best in sheltered spots)

Care Guide

  • Watering: Water regularly during establishment; moderately drought tolerant once established
  • Feeding: Apply a general fertiliser in spring
  • Pruning:
    • Deadhead after flowering to encourage further blooms
    • Light trim in early spring to maintain shape
  • Maintenance: Avoid heavy pruning into old wood

Garden Uses

  • Perfect for borders and edging
  • Ideal for containers and patio displays
  • Great for low hedging or structured planting
  • Suitable for coastal and urban gardens

Why Choose Hebe ‘Lady Ann’?

  • Combines colourful blooms and decorative foliage
  • Compact and easy to manage
  • Long-lasting seasonal interest
  • Supports pollinators and wildlife

A versatile and elegant shrub, Hebe ‘Lady Ann’ adds colour, structure, and year-round appeal to any garden setting.

 

$4.11

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Hebe Lady Ann 2L

$11.73

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Hebe ‘Lady Ann’ – 2L

Hebe ‘Lady Ann’ is a compact, evergreen shrub prized for its rich pink-purple flower spikes, elegant form, and attractive variegated foliage with wine-coloured stems. Its neat, rounded habit and long flowering period make it a reliable choice for borders, containers, and low-maintenance gardens.

Flowering from late spring into summer, it provides vibrant colour while also attracting bees and other pollinators.

Key Features

  • Striking dark pink to purple flower spikes
  • Attractive green foliage with pale edges and coloured stems
  • Compact, rounded growth habit
  • Evergreen for year-round structure
  • Excellent for pollinators
  • Ideal for containers and small gardens

Plant Details

  • Plant type: Evergreen shrub
  • Pot size: 2L
  • Height: Approx. 40–60cm
  • Spread: Approx. 50–70cm
  • Foliage: Green with light margins, wine-coloured stems
  • Flowering period: May to summer (often extending later)

Growing Conditions

  • Position: Full sun to partial shade
  • Soil: Moist but well-drained soil
  • Hardiness: Hardy in most Irish gardens (best in sheltered spots)

Care Guide

  • Watering: Water regularly during establishment; moderately drought tolerant once established
  • Feeding: Apply a general fertiliser in spring
  • Pruning:
    • Deadhead after flowering to encourage further blooms
    • Light trim in early spring to maintain shape
  • Maintenance: Avoid heavy pruning into old wood

Garden Uses

  • Perfect for borders and edging
  • Ideal for containers and patio displays
  • Great for low hedging or structured planting
  • Suitable for coastal and urban gardens

Why Choose Hebe ‘Lady Ann’?

  • Combines colourful blooms and decorative foliage
  • Compact and easy to manage
  • Long-lasting seasonal interest
  • Supports pollinators and wildlife

A versatile and elegant shrub, Hebe ‘Lady Ann’ adds colour, structure, and year-round appeal to any garden setting.

 

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