Poking around the internet for inspiration, I stumbled across this rather fantastic windowbox idea. I think I can identify most of the plants in it, except for the purpley-green ones. At first I thought they might be some type of hebe, but they look much looser than that. Anyone have any ideas?
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TropicanaRoses wrote:
I don’t have any idea! But when you find out, I would love to know. That is a beautiful little plant! I also like the lavender “tree” too. :)
Posted on 15 Feb 12 (over 1 year ago)
greyslate wrote:
Thanks for looking in on it, anyway, Tropicana (it’s always great to hear from you:) )! I will definitely let you know if someone comes up with a guess.
Posted on 16 Feb 12 (over 1 year ago)
evergreengirl wrote:
It does look like a hebe to me… perhaps Hebe ‘Heartbreaker’? http://www.gardenbeauty.co.uk/hebe/hebe-page3.htm
Posted on 19 Feb 12 (over 1 year ago)
greyslate wrote:
Thanks, Evergreen! I suspect that you are correct …. now if it was only available in the States. Someday. ::sigh::
Posted on 19 Feb 12 (over 1 year ago)
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