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Gold and green variegated foliage. In spring a proportion of the new growths will be pure gold, scattered across the carpets like golden stars in a midnight green sky.(Or like
some jaundiced individuals jostling in a crowd of leprechauns). I bought it from Trewithen Gardens and their label said: "Low growing prostrate evergreen shrub. Pretty lavender blue flowers in early summer. Grey green leaves margined creamy yellow, suited to most locations and soil types." Chris Adam says: "'Aureovariegata' has good strong golden variegation with plenty of dark blue flowers. The cultivar 'Aureovariegata Alba' is similar but with white flowers." |
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