Cytisus scoparius x dallimorei | Lilac Time | Scotch Broom Selina Lake Its charm comes from the

Its charm comes from the unusual peach shade of its flowers which quite unusual in this species

Hardy Deciduous or can be semi deciduous in warmer areas

From about December through to March it produces a near-endless profusion of white 30cm flower spikes creating an impressive sea of summer interest

Prune by half after the main flowering period and then tidy up early spring to remove old stems and reveal the new growth

It is also quite happy in partial shade in very hot climates

Cytisus scoparius x dallimorei | Lilac Time | Scotch Broom Selina Lake Its charm comes from theAlso known as spanish broom, this stunning shrub with an upright growth habit with slightly weeping branches is clothed with masses of lovely fragrant lilac pink pea shaped flowers in spring. Plants will perform to their best in a full sun position in free draining soil. We add some metal in with the soil when we plant to ensure we can provide these conditions. Once established, the plants are quite drought tolerant and hardy in a light to moderate