Hebes are beautiful shrubs when they are happy and the bane of all gardeners when they are not sadly. They prefer to be in a good soil with good drainage, but can be open to attack from tortix as a client of ours has found out to her horror. We are still treating hers after a massive plagued infection. However she insists on having them in containers which they are not happy about.
Beautiful.
Nature always rewards.
For several reasons we let our garden slide this year; the wild flowers and ‘weeds’ flowers are tellin us not the fret so, they’ve got it in hand.
Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie 
Hebes are beautiful shrubs when they are happy and the bane of all gardeners when they are not sadly. They prefer to be in a good soil with good drainage, but can be open to attack from tortix as a client of ours has found out to her horror. We are still treating hers after a massive plagued infection. However she insists on having them in containers which they are not happy about.
Great photo.
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Maybe. My daughter lost all hers too. They didn’t like the prolonged cold we’ve had. Middle of May and heating still on!
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Beautiful.
Nature always rewards.
For several reasons we let our garden slide this year; the wild flowers and ‘weeds’ flowers are tellin us not the fret so, they’ve got it in hand.
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Yes, we have a wild patch and it’s very happy…
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They do. Ours look at us and say ‘Leave us alone. We know what we are doing,’
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And I am happy to!
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Us too, suddenly lots of white flowers with star shapes are turning up and various places in our wilderness.
🌻❤️🌼
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Lovely photo.
Sadly, my Hebes all died during our extremely long winter.
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Oh, no. Will you get some more?
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