Our big and dense bushes !
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Small and round, big and lush, elegant and discrete, dense and full of flowers...All tastes in bushes are catered for !
We are delighted to introduce you to our great variety of bushes to freshen up the soil and beds in your garden. Below you can find an overview of our assortment but do bear in mind that not all our bushes are always on our website. Are you looking for a specific bush ? Please do not hesitate to contact us. We are looking forward to hearing from you ! |
Bring on those lovely bushes !
Fountaingrass - Pennisetum alopecuroidesThis plant is part of the grass family and adds charm and elegance to your garden all year long.
In summer it will add fluffy wisps of grass to your garden and in winter it will display a beautiful soft straw colour. Its flowers look like small feathers with a colour range from pink to beige-silver. This bush will add structure, roundness and movement to your garden. Additional info :
- Easy to maintain 
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Silvergrass - Miscanthus SinensisThis plant also belongs to the grass family, just like the fountain grasses. The only difference is that the flowers of the silvergrass look like fun and crazy big feathers.
Silvergrass remains green in summer and turns a stunning straw colour in winter. This bush will add a beautiful display of reflective colours all year long : from pink and silver to purple and beige/gold. This bush will also add structure, roundness and movement to your garden. Additional info :
- Easy to maintain 
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Boxwood - Buxus SempervirensOur boxwood plants, structured or not, add an evergreen beautiful roundness to your garden. Big or small ? Our boxwood plants come in diameters from 30 to 120 cm.
Don't worry about the boxwood moth, this tiny exotic insect that adores boxwood plants. Nowadays you can count on very efficient traps based on pheromones to smoothly solve this problem. Boxwood takes its time to grow, but can grow centuries old. Additional info :
- No pruning in case of hot temperatures 
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Japanese holly - Ilex Crenata This holly plant is available as sphere shape or as a bush. Practical, right ? This plant is related to boxwood with an additional great advantage : the boxwood moth doesn't like this plant! Japanse holly needs a very light soil to grow well.
And don't worry, this type of holly doesn't prick ! Additional info :
- Needs a light soil - The boxwood moth doesn't like this plant 
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Common holly - Little Rascal This holly plant is also available as a bush or sphere-shaped and is somewhat more original than Japanse holly.
This common holly is perfect to freshen up the soil and beds in your garden and is also very pretty in a pot on your terrace. Enjoy its shiny dark green colour, that even has a light purple ondertone in winter. This plant pricks, so be warned ! Additional info :
- Needs a light soil for an optimal growth - The boxwood moth doesn't like this plant 
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Hortensia - HydrangeaIn all its colours and many shapes, this bush will add volume and brightness to your garden. For a stunning effect, place these bushes near the facade of your house or in a beautiful corner of the garden.
Additional info - Pruning advice :
- Grandiflora : only prune the dead flowers in April - Macrofilla (round flowers) : up to 30 cm in February/March - Panniculata (Pear shaped flowers) : the flowers in April and 50% of the branches for a good regeneration 
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