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Moonlighting!
The Gardener
|August 2019
By day silvery leaves stand out gently between all the different shades of green. But when illuminated by only the light of the moon, they create a magical lustre…

A GALLERY OF SILVERS
Lavandula stoechas ‘Silver Anouk’
Outstanding silver-white foliage with a blue cast.
Fragrant dark violet flowers topped with lavender bracts or petals in spring – reblooming in other seasons.
Sprightly upright growth habit (46cm x 36cm).
Use in borders, as a low hedge or plant your ‘Silver Anouk’ in a pot.
Lychnis coronaria (rose campion)
Perennial or biennial grown for both its silvery-grey velvety leaves and a profusion of flowers in spring and summer.
Clump-forming with ovate, densely woolly leaves.
Perfect for mass planting in a border.
Size approximately 80cm x 45cm.
Podalyria sericea (silver sweet pea bush)
Very decorative but unfortunately vulnerable indigenous shrub.
The soft evergreen, silky, silver-grey foliage gives the whole plant a shiny lustre.
Pretty pink pea-like flowers appear in winter and are followed by swollen velvety seed pods.
Growth habit is rounded and neat (1m x 1m).
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