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Libertia peregrinans

Libertia peregrinans, commonly known as New Zealand Iris, is a striking clump-forming perennial grown for its sword-like coppery-orange foliage and delicate white flowers. Its strong architectural form and evergreen habit make it perfect for modern gardens, rockeries, or mixed borders.

• Bold, bronze-orange strappy foliage year-round
• Small, white, star-like flowers in spring to early summer
• Evergreen and drought-tolerant once established

6"/ 14 cm pot

Acer shirasawanum 'Autumn Moon'

Autumn Moon Maple is noted for its intense Autumn foliage, a fabulous blend of brilliant reds and oranges.  The leaves are large and lobed and Spring sees small clusters of insignificant flowers which are deep purple/red, making a nice contrast against the dark green foliage. The shape is vase-like or rounded and well drained soil in a reasonably sheltered position suits it best. Suited to many situations but mostly used as a feature, and will do very will in a large pot or container.

10" pot size.