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Name
Aucuba japonica
Price
£ 10.00 / each
Colours
green variegated
Size
Height: 3m/10ft
Spread: 3m/10ft
Aspect
Prefers full sun or partial shade. Suitable for north, east, south or west facing gardens.
Care
Grows in any soil, except water logged conditions. Use soil based compost if growing in a container. Trim in spring to shape. If they are growing too big, cut back wayward shoots right into the centre of the bush.
Uses
-Hedges
-Ideal as evergreen framework at the back of mixed beds/borders
-Drought tolerant
-Low maintenance
-Containers
-Cottage garden/informal planting schemes
-Pollution resistant
Description
This is a very useful evergreen shrub, which is popular for its glossy foliage and red berries. It doesn't suffer from pests or diseases and tolerates pollution. Fully hardy.