Briza maxima | Greater Quaking Grass Yarrow that bear showy clusters of

that bear showy clusters of fuchsia-like flowers beginning in mid-summer and continuing into autumn

Our New Zealand Native bird collection garden stakes are very popular and this chubby Kereru or Wood Pigeon garden stake looks great positioned in your garden either as garden art

Can be easily split in spring or autumn Happy in a sunny spot but equally happy in a partially shaded position

Short lived Perennial | Will self-sow but will not come true so maybe a pale mauve colour but still very pretty

Violas are super easy to grow and tolerant of most soil types

Briza maxima | Greater Quaking Grass Yarrow that bear showy clusters ofAn ornamental grass, Briza maxima also known as 'The Greater Quaking Grass' has blue green leaves and graceful hanging flower heads of large heart shaped lockets that nestle amongst the green grass like clumps that are tinged with pink from late spring to mid summer. This annual Briza prefers richer soil than most grasses and will tolerate semi shade well. Briza is excellent as a cut flower and lasts 10 14 days in a vase. It can also be dried and