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Plants Flowering in July

LOMATIA myricoides >

(longifolia) - hardy species with long toothed leaves and fragrant grevillea-like white flowers

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LOMATIA tinctoria >

Small suckering shrub forming a thicket. Long pinnate leaves and flowers suphur-yellow in bud changing to creamy-white

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LONICERA x americana >

Honeysuckle

(Syn. Grata) - very sweet scented honeysuckle. Flowers start white, passing to pale and then deep yellow, heavily tinged purple outside

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LONICERA brownii 'Dropmore Scarlet' >

Scarlet trumpet honeysuckle

Clusters of deep orange-scarlet tubular flowers

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LONICERA henryi >

Honeysuckle

Evergreen, yellow and purple flowers and black berries

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LONICERA henryi 'Copper Beauty' >

Honeysuckle

Attractive dark copperish coloured new growth

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LONICERA japonica 'Halliana' >

Japanese honeysuckle

Very fragrant flowers white changing to yellow

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LONICERA periclymenum 'Graham Thomas' >

Common honeysuckle, Woodbine

Clear creamy yellow, heavily scented

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LONICERA periclymenum 'Serotina' >

Late Dutch honeysuckle

Dutch honeysuckle, late with rich purplish-red flowers

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LONICERA x tellmanniana >

Honeysuckle

Oval leaves and long copper-yellow flowers with a tinge of red before they open. Prefers a shady situation for best results

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LUMA apiculata >

Chilean myrtle, Orange-bark myrtle

White scented flowers and cinnamon-brown peeling bark

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LUMA apiculata 'Glanleam Gold' >

Chilean myrtle, Orange-bark myrtle

Conspicuous creamy yellow margin to the leaves which are tinged pink in the winter

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LUPINUS >

Lupin

All flower JUL-AUG

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LUPINUS arboreus >

Tree lupin, Yellow tree lupin

Tree lupin flowers normally pale yellow but occasionally blue

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LUZULA nivea >

Snowy woodrush

tufty evergreen perennial forming clumps of deep green leaves with panicles of pure white flowers which are good for drying

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LYCHNIS arkwrightii 'Vesuvius' >

Campion, Catchfly

Clear orange-red flowers with dark purple leaves

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LYCHNIS coronaria >

Catchfly, Dusty miller, Rose campion

Erect woody silvery-grey stems and purple-red or wine-red flowers

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LYCIUM barbarum >

Chinese box thorn, Goji berry, Wolfberry

Excellent for coastal exposure, this vigorous shrub has scrambling spiny stems. Funnel-shaped purple flowers are followed by egg-shaped orange berries

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MACLEAYA microcarpa 'Kelways Coral Plume'

MACLEAYA microcarpa 'Kelways Coral Plume' >

Plume poppy

Coral-pink flowers, greyish green foliage

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MAGNOLIA macrophylla >

Great-leaved magnolia, Umbrella tree

The largest leafed magnolia of all with greyish leaves, glaucous underneath and fragrant white flowers

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MAGNOLIA 'March-till-Frost' >

As its name implies this magnolia continues to produce irregular flowers right through the season. The first flowers are usually pale pink but the later ones are usually darker

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MAGNOLIA sieboldii sinensis >

Pure white

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MAGNOLIA virginiana >

Swamp laurel, Sweetbay

Fragrant creamy-white flowers and distinctive leaves which are blue-white underneath

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MAGNOLIA x wieseneri >

(watsoni) - saucer-shaped flowers which are white with crimson stamens. Differs from sinensis in its smaller, narrower leaves and smaller flowers as well as its rarity. Prefers partial shade

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