Hebe raoulii
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Hebe raoulii (syn Heliohebe raoulii) is a bushy or decumbent straggling small, much branched, evergreen shrub. The small, green, spoon-shaped leaves, are 0.8–1.2 in (2–3 cm) long. The edges are red-edge and serrated. The flowers are lilac-pink to white, late spring. It is found in rocky places in the drier mountains of Marlborough and Canterbury, New Zealand. In cultivation in the UK it needs to be grown in sunny open conditions as it is very susceptible to downy mildew. |
