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Humulus lupulusCommon Hop The plant from which modern cultivars for flavouring beer were developed, Humulus lupulus is a vigorous, twining, herbaceous perennial climber, not native to Ireland. The attractive leaves are deeply divided into 3 5 lobes, rather like a vine leaf in appearance, with a rough surface and toothed edges. The yellowish green male and female flowers are borne on different plants, appearing from July to September. Male flowers grow in a branching

Not to be confused with the American Swamp Cypress (Taxodium)

Rhododendron Baden-Baden is compact enough to be grown in ericaceous compost in a big container

Daphne bholua Jacqueline Postill is a medium-sized

Bearing beautiful green soft foliage for most of the year

even dry and alkaline soils

are borne in May and June

elliptical leaves are deep green

New Zealand tea tree Coral Candy can also be grown in pots and brought into a frost-free greenhouse for the winter

slightly sharp flavour and very firm skin – good for packed lunches and liked by children

Apple Ecolette was bred in the Netherlands

Height: 13ft (4m) Spread: 12ft (4m)

Height & Spread: 2-3ft x 3ft+