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	Pittosporum 'Wonder Screen' remove	Bursaria 'Sweet Bursaria' 10" Pot remove
Name	Pittosporum 'Wonder Screen' remove	Bursaria 'Sweet Bursaria' 10" Pot remove
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SKU	PTWS00	BRSSN54
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Description	Pittosporum tenuifolium  Wonder Screen is a new form of Pittosporum that is noted for its dense and tighter habit. Similar to 'Silver Sheen' foliage it produces a striking mix of silver and green with dark stems. Although this variety is tolerant of most soil types it prefers a well drained soil in a full sun to semi shade position. Grows to approximately 2-4m in height.	Bursaria spinosa  A lovely white flowering shrub usually about 3 to 4m tall which produces flowers throughout Summer. The flowers are lightly fragrant, making this shrub a lovely feature plant, and it’s extremely hardy making it a good choice for garden and landscape use. Low maintenance and fast-growing, it performs best in well drained soil. Ideal for attracting wildlife. 10''/25cm pot
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Additional information	Sunshine Full Sun, Part Shade Fertilise Me November, October, September Fertilizer Frequency Annually Flowering No Fragrance None Fruit / Seed No Growth Speed Fast Leaf Drop Evergreen Origin New Zealand Other Common Names Kohuhu, Tawhiwhi pH Acidic, Alkaline, Neutral Plant Type Shrub Soil Type Loam, Loamy – Clay, Sandy – Loam, Well drained Tolerances Pollution Tolerant, Poor Soil Tolerant, Frost Tolerant, Salt Tolerant, Heat Tolerant, Drought Tolerant Water Requirement Low Max Height 4m Max Width 2m Toxic To Non-toxic Prune Me 3-5 times a year Planting Distance 1 per metre Size Maintained at 2m Uses Hedging & Screening Foliage Colour Grey-Green Botanical Name Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Wonder Screen'	Botanical Name Bursaria spinosa Flower Colour Tolerances Drought Tolerant Uses Fragrance, Attracts Animals, Attracts Butterflies, Bird attracting, Borders, Feature Tree, Mass planting