Sedum ‘Abbey Dore’ Flower Colour - Strawberry *Note: While Darwinia citriodora is

*Note: While Darwinia citriodora is native to Western Australia

Hosta grandiflora is perfect for adding elegance and structure to shaded areas

the Courtyard Cumquat thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and benefits from regular watering

In late winter to early spring

needle-like foliage gives it a textured

Sedum ‘Abbey Dore’ Flower Colour - Strawberry *Note: While Darwinia citriodora isCommon Name: Sedum Abbey Dore Description: Sedum Abbey Dore is a hardy, clump forming perennial succulent prized for its dense, fleshy foliage and late season floral display. It features upright stems with rounded, grey green leaves that form a tidy, compact mound, topped in late summer to early autumn with large, flat clusters of dusky pink to soft raspberry red flowers. As the blooms age, they deepen in colour and persist well into autumn, adding