Cytisus multiflorus | Albus | White Broom Yarrow Vita Sackville-West wrote in 1936

Vita Sackville-West wrote in 1936 that her verbascums looked as though 'a colony of tiny butterflies had settled all over them'

Partial shade is best

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A great addition to a cottage garden

Nepal and New Zealand – something to be very proud of

Cytisus multiflorus | Albus | White Broom Yarrow Vita Sackville-West wrote in 1936Also known as Spanish broom, this stunning shrub with an upright growth habit with slightly weeping branches is clothed with masses of pure white pea shaped flowers in spring. Plants will perform to their best in a full sun position in free draining soil. We add some metal in with the soil when we plant to ensure we can provide these conditions. Once established, the plants are quite drought tolerant and hardy to a light to moderate frost.