Lauristinus 'Eve Prince'|Viburnum Tinus 'Eve Prince'The foliage of Eve Prince is finer than other Viburnums. This medium sized, evergreen shrub has dark green leaves and heads of small pink tinged white flowers in late winter early spring followed by small blue black berries. Drought and wind tolerant. Ideal to clip into a hedge or screen. Eve Prince is suitable for container gardening or as a stand alone specimen in garden beds. Botanical Name Viburnum Tinus 'Eve Prince' Growth Expectancy 3m H x 2. 5m

Perfect for edible gardens

The flowers are not as large and showy as that of Camellia Japonia

small orchards

Plant in well-draining soil and water regularly

This perennial weeping brown Carex has mid-brown

defining spaces

commonly known as the Tahiti Lime

evergreen foliage for privacy and shelter

Botanical Name Tulbaghia Violacea Growth Expectancy 40cm H x 30cm W Position Sun Water Smart Yes Indigenous Yes

Water regularly during the growing season

Hardy and tolerant of coastal conditions

Remove old or damaged leaves at the base to keep plants looking fresh