Thamnochortus insignis - Cape Thatching Reed

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Thamnochortus insignis - Cape Thatching ReedGCape Thatching Reed Used for thatching in its native Cape Province in South Africa, Thamnochortus insignis is a cool season, evergreen, perennial restio with an upright, very arching, clump forming habit. Not fully hardy, its for mild areas only, but is very good where an architectural specimen is needed. The leaves are very long, very narrow and variegated. From June to August, the plant bears very attractive, golden brown flowers; these are grown

neutral to slightly acidic soil

Slightly fragrant

jacquemontii 'Snow Queen'

A rather beautiful

Viburnum x burkwoodii Mohawk is a large

free-flowering hybrid honeysuckle

domed trusses of creamy-white

juicy and sweet with a very rich

fully double flowers which are a beautiful soft yellow with pink edges to the petals

Height: 13’ (4m) Spread: 5’ (1

A spur-bearer

Mexican orange blossom Sundance bears clusters of starry