


1 Large Plant – Lophomyrtus ‘Purpurea’, Ready to Plant in Your Garden
Product Description
Hardy, evergreen shrubs offering vibrant year-round colour, distinctive foliage patterns and strong ornamental value for gardens, patios and landscaped spaces.
Lophomyrtus is prized for its richly coloured leaves, ranging from lime-gold and rose-pink to deep burgundy and crisp white variegation. The foliage shifts subtly through the seasons, adding depth, contrast and architectural interest to modern and traditional planting schemes. With their compact habit and dense branching, these shrubs work beautifully in mixed borders, patio pots and contemporary garden displays.
Low-maintenance, hardy and easy to establish, these 19cm / 3L shrubs arrive fully rooted and garden-ready for immediate planting. Lophomyrtus performs reliably in full sun or light shade and thrives in sheltered, coastal or urban settings. Their evergreen foliage maintains strong colour and structure throughout the year, even in challenging weather.
Perfect for pots, borders, beds and decorative landscaping, these versatile shrubs deliver dependable year-round interest, rich foliage texture and long-lasting garden impact with minimal care.
CULTURAL INFORMATION
Common Name: Lophomyrtus / Hybrid Myrtle
Fully Grown Height & Spread: 80–150 cm H × 60–120 cm W
Growth Habit: Compact, Bushy, Evergreen
Perfect for: Patio Pots, Borders, Beds, Containers, Landscaping
Foliage: Evergreen, Colourful, Variegated or Richly Toned
Foliage Colour: Gold, Rose-Pink, Burgundy, Purple or White-Variegated (varies by variety)
Planting Position: Full Sun to Light Shade
Soil Type: Moist but Well-Drained Soil
Hardiness: Hardy in Most UK Gardens; Performs Well in Sheltered or Coastal Areas
Maintenance: Low – Occasional Light Pruning
Seasonal Interest: Year-Round Colour & Structure
Type: Evergreen Shrub (Lophomyrtus)
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Delivery Information
DELIVERY INFORMATION
THIS IS A PRE-ORDER PRODUCT
DELIVERY TO UK
UK MAINLAND DELIVERY
- Delivered in 3-4 business days from dispatch
- Tracked delivery with DPD, APC or Royal Mail (depending on type of product)
- Pallet deliveries will be sent via Palletforce
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS, UK ISLANDS, ISLE OF WIGHT, ISLE OF MAN, JERSEY, GUERNSEY
- Maximum order weight of 200kg
- Delivered in 3-7 days
- Tracked delivery with DPD, APC or Royal Mail (depending on type of product)
Basket Weight
Delivery Cost
Up to 20kg
£5.95
Plus each additional 20kg
£5.95 per 20kg
NORTHERN IRELAND
Please contact us to discuss phytosanitary restrictions and delivery options.
DELIVERY TO IRELAND, EU & EEA
We do not currently ship to the EU or EEA.
DELIVERY TO REST OF WORLD
We do not currently ship to the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand or the Rest of the World.
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