Compact, evergreen & beautifully structured, these hardy Hebe shrubs deliver year-round foliage interest with elegant seasonal flowers, making them a reliable choice for modern gardens, containers & low hedging.You can choose from a range of evergreen Hebe shrubs, each selected for its tidy growth habit, distinctive foliage colour & refined flower display. Foliage may appear glossy green, soft grey, silvery-green, emerald-bright, finely textured or attractively variegated, with many forms developing subtle red or bronze tones in cooler weather. From late spring into summer, slender flower spikes rise above the foliage in shades of white, lilac, pink, mauve or soft purple, adding light seasonal colour without disrupting the plant’s clean structure. Depending on type, plants typically form neat rounded mounds, domed shapes or gently arching shrubs reaching around 30–120 cm tall and wide, ideal for borders, containers, edging, pathways & low hedging schemes.Supplied as healthy, fresh & fully established 2L rootballs in their nursery pots, each Hebe is professionally grown in premium peat-free compost for strong root development & reliable performance after planting. Larger and more mature than small starter plants, they arrive well-branched, well-rooted and outdoor garden ready, ensuring quick establishment and long-term success. Their evergreen nature provides consistent structure throughout the year, while seasonal blooms offer subtle wildlife value and garden interest with minimal maintenance required.Cultural Information: Common Names: Hebe, Shrubby Veronica Fully Grown Height & Spread: 30–120 cm × 30–120 cm (variety dependent) Growth Habit: Compact, Rounded or Gently Arching Evergreen Shrub Perfect for: Containers, Borders, Low Hedging, Edging & Structural Planting Flowering Time: Late Spring to Summer Planting Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness: Hardy Evergreen Shrub Foliage: Evergreen; Green, Grey, Silver, Variegated or Red-Flushed (type dependent) Maintenance Level: Low
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