Marshwood Gardens have been suppling quality plants now for 30 years throughout New Zealand. As holders of one of New Zealands National Collections of Salvia it is natural to find a huge selection of these in our on-line catalogue. We also have private collections of Nepeta, Penstemon, Viola, Euphorbia, Geranium. Our plants are open grown and exposed to all the elements nature can manage. If plants can not survive with us outside we do not have time to fuss over them!
There Has been a botanical name change for this plant, now Argeratina altissima 'Chocolate' AGM (was Eupatorium) Sprays of pure white appear over darkly coloured foliage from July to September. A plant with a dramatic colour scheme and quite tall! The fuzzy white flowers of...
This catmint likes a moist soil. Upright stems lined with serrated foliage topped with cylindrical spikes of long, trumpet-shaped pink flowers. Will continues to bloom if deadheaded. Will grow approx 45cm x 45cm
This Geranium is one of the most compact varieties of Geranium himalayense bearing large violet-blue flowers with red-flushed, white centres. Its finely-cut foliage is also attractive. PB2
Salvia yunnanensis is native to China. It is found growing on grassy hillsides, forest margins, and dry forests at 1,800 to 2,900 m. It has tuberous roots and grows on erect stems to 30 cm tall. The blue-purple flowers are typical shape of the asian species. Hardy outside...
Formerly H. corsicus. Also known as the Holly Leaf hellebore. Flowers in late winter and early spring, with clusters of apple-green flowers. Foliage is sturdy and evergreen in a pleasing greyish-green shade. . Plants should be trimmed only right after blooming, if at all.
Also known as the Chilean Pitcher Sage. The cardinal-purple flowers rise above arrow shaped sage green leaves on stems to 80cm. Hardy. Sun-semi shade. A stunning plant . Few only.
