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1684N

 CYTISUS SCOPARIUS 'Lena': Yellow and light orange flowers
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 1,50 m (4,9')
Young plug plant – Height of plant: 20 cm (9").

3.05 

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1684K

 CYTISUS SCOPARIUS 'Boskoop Ruby': Crimson red flowers
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 1 m (3,25')
Young plug plant – Height of plant: 20 cm (9").

3.05 

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1684L

 CYTISUS SCOPARIUS 'Burkwoodii': Deep pink flowers with yellow edges
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 2.50 m (8.15')
Young plug plant – Height of plant: 20 cm (9").

3.05 

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1684M

 CYTISUS SCOPARIUS 'La Coquette': Pink, Red and Yellow Flowers
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 2,50 m (8,15')
Young plug plant – Height of plant: 20 cm (9").

3.05 

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1684J

 CYTISUS SCOPARIUS: Golden yellow flowers
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 3m (9,8')
Young plug plant – Height of plant: 25/30 cm (12/15").

2.20 

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1684G

 Packet of 20 seeds.Immerse seeds in boiling water (100°C). Soak seeds in cooled water at the ambient room temperature for 48hrs. Sow in spring or at 18°C/20°C.

2.15 

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1684A

 FERTILISER – Fertiliser tablet to place at the bottom of the hole before planting. Slow release over 7 to 8 months. Only 1 tablet in each hole.

0.35 

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Scotch Broom - Common Broom -
Cytisus scoparius (latin)
Scotch Broom - Common Broom

Area of origin : South and west of Europe.

Adult Dimensions : Height up to 3m (9,8'), width up to 2m (6,6').

Foliage : Deciduous.

Soil Type : Light, dislikes lime.

Hardiness : Hardy to -20°C.

Exposure : Full sun.

Cytisus scoparius 'Lena'
Cytisus scoparius 'Lena'
Cytisus scoparius 'Burkwoodii'
Cytisus scoparius 'Burkwoodii'
Cytisus scoparius 'La Coquette'
Cytisus scoparius 'La Coquette'

Characteristics and Uses : The Common Broom produces scented golden yellow flowers in May and June. Its branches remain green all year round.  This Broom is very interesting within a mixed hedge, or flowerbeds. Excellent retainer of nitrogen, the Common Broom helps to improve poor soils.

 
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