Pittosporum Golf

Frost hardy and likes a spot in the full sun and partial shade with a moist well drained soil.

Pittosporum golf. Branching freely from its base golf ball develops a very dense multi stemmed shape. Pittosporum tenuifolium golf ball is a compact shrub with a rounded shape and bears small pale green leaves. Alternatively pair with ornamental grasses or other foliage plants such as choisya. A rounded growth habit bright mint green glossy leaves and small inconspicuous chocolate purple flowers make this a stunning hedging and edging plant. It can be described as the plant that trims itself as it keeps its compact rounded shape and doesn t get too big. Pittosporum golf ball has bright mint green glossy leaves with small inconspicuous chocolate purple flowers in late spring early summer. Pittosporum golf ball is a neat forming rounded new zealand shrub.

This evergreen specimen is low maintenance staying around 80cm tall x. This plant is ideal for adding structure and architectural interest to the planting scheme and also makes a great low hedge. It s ideal for growing against a south facing wall or as a display in its own right in a gravel garden or container. Golf ball pittosporums feature bright mint green glossy leaves with small inconspicuous chocolate purple flowers. It is included in an evolving list of plants carefully researched and chosen by rhs experts. Home hedging pittosporum hedging pittosporum tenuifolium golf ball hedging a dense and bushy variety that grows naturally into a low ball shape the mint green foliage makes this a great choice for giving contrast against many other plants. Gets to a height.

Pittosporum golf ball pittosporum tenuifolium is a small vigorous growing pittosporum that does not need any real pruning to maintain it s shape and size. Pittosporum tenuifolium golf ball pittosporum golf ball is a low dense hedge you can trim as a topiary. Pittosporum golf ball instant hedging is frost hardy in most locations and makes a great hedging plant for coastal and urban areas. It is also very tolerant of shade and dry soils. A great choice to line a walkway or surround a rose or perennial garden. Use golf ball for architectural impact in beds or as a low hedge. Outside of these areas growing it in a south or west facing aspect will be of great benefit to the plants.

Small purple flowers appear in late spring and early summer with a swee honey like scent.