Bougainvillea Bambino™ 'Jellibene' hibiscus including the Far North where

including the Far North where winters are more mild

tendril-forming

Pilea thrives in bright

It grows to around a metre or more and once established is robust enough to be cut back fairly brutally to keep it in check

semi-deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and producing a mass of rich mauve flower bracts from late Spring and through to Autumn

Bougainvillea Bambino™ 'Jellibene' hibiscus including the Far North whereBougainvillea Jellibene is a kaleidoscope of colours. Leaves show shades of green, purple, bright pink, pale pink and white at different times of their maturity. Added to this are flowers and bracts in the clearest of tomato reds. Jellibene is a strong grower, it sends up quite a few long shoots from the base of the plant. When it is grown in landscape situations in the garden, these need removing. This attribute makes it ideal however for courtyard