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Please note once despatched, your delivery may take 1-3 days due to the high volume with the couriers. Your plants will be fine during this time.
Full plant information & availability is shown online.
The nursery is now open to the public between 10am and 4pm. Please follow instructions on site, card payments only, no cash. Click and collect is also available.
THE CAFE & GARDENS ARE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Last updated 14/05/20 10:00.
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Further Reading....
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Evergreen - subshrubs
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Full shade -
Full sun - grow in any but waterlogged soil -
Partial shade -
Additional Features - Pests & Diseases - - none -
Place of origin - Madeira and the Azores, throughout Europe and northern Africa to Iran -
Resistant to honey fungus - These plants have little or few problems with honey fungus.
Ruscus - Growing Guide
Buy Varieties of RUSCUS
RUSCUS aculeatus >
Commonly known as: Box holly, Butcher's broom, Kneeholly.
thick clump-forming small shrub with red berries. Mixed sex plants only available.
RUSCUS aculeatus 'John Redmond' >
Commonly known as: Box Holly, Butcher's broom, Kneeholly.
A compact hermaphrodite form that regularly produces berries
RUSCUS hypoglossum >
Excellent groundcover on a shady area from this dense 'leafy' and rare shrub. Tiny green flowers on the upper leaf surface are followed, on female plants by red cherry-like fruits
