port wine magnolia spacing
Choosing the right port wine magnolia spacing is essential for growing healthy, bushy plants with abundant fragrant flowers. Whether you’re planting a hedge for privacy, creating a feature specimen, or adding structure to your garden, knowing how far apart to plant your Michelia figo ensures your port wine magnolia will thrive for years to come. Careful consideration of spacing not only influences the health and growth of your plants, but also impacts the overall appearance of your landscape.
Michelia figo (Portwine Magnolia)
Michelia figo, commonly known as the Port Wine Magnolia, is a compact evergreen tree prized for its delightfully fragrant, cream-white flowers and glossy foliage. Ideal for hedging, screening, or as a specimen tree, it brings year-round beauty and subtle perfume to New Zealand gardens. This hardy and low-maintenance plant thrives in well-drained soil and adds elegance to both formal and informal landscapes.
From $33.68
Ajuga 'Port Wine'
Ajuga 'Port Wine' brings deep wine coloured foliage and vivid blue flower spikes to NZ gardens, creating a rich tapestry of colour in shaded and semi shaded areas. This hardy ground cover spreads steadily to form a dense carpet that suppresses weeds and adds year round interest. It is ideal for borders, underplanting trees, or filling gaps between shrubs. Ajuga 'Port Wine' is an easy care plant that offers striking colour and dependable performance.
From $18.23
