Hebe ‘Amanda Cook’
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Hebe ‘Amanda Cook’ forms an open, evergreen bush, reaching about 2 ft (65 cm) high, and more across. The rounded, green to grey-green leaves are 1 in (25 mm) long, with irregular yellow edges. The flowers are a rich violet, and appear in summer and remain until the autumn. This hebe cultivar is a variegated sport of Hebe ‘Autumn Glory’, and was discovered in 1980 by Brian Cook of Warwickshire College of Agriculture, and named after his daughter. |
