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Echium

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Echium
Echium

WHOLESALE ECHIUM NURSERIES

Echium plants are standout landscaping plants, attractive foliage through the year and brilliant flower in season. Bold flowers and attractive foliage make these great feature plants. They add size and height to the garden border and come a number of varieties and flower colours.

Excellent plants for attracting bees to the garden, and easy to maintain.

Grown mainly for the tall purple to blue flower spikes that appear above the foliage in spring to summer. Foliage is mostly a blue green and is attractive through the year. Some species such as Echium simplex have white flowers

Maintenance is easy, simply remove spent flower heads to tidy up and prune lightly to maintain a more compact shape. Echiums do not require much water once established, and do require good drainage.

Smaller growing cultivars can be grown in containers, plants make a good feature in the garden border, with taller species being suited to the rear of the garden border if needed.

A number of species and cultivars are offered by wholesalers and they do suit use as feature plants as well as for mass planting in commercial and broader landscaping projects.

Echium varieties

  • Echium candicans (syn Echium fastuosum) – Also known as ‘The Pride of Madeira’, lower growing with purple flowers and perhaps the most widely grown of all.
  • Echium wildpretii – Very large flowers with spikes to over 5m in height, red in colour and a standout in the garden.
  • Echium plantagineum – A very different form with smaller terminal flowers not widely offered for sale by wholesalers.

Faceys Nursery
FACEYS NURSERY Pty Ltd - Ph 03 5996 1466 
1870 South Gippsland Hwy Cranbourne Vic 3977 - email:sales@faceysnursery.com.au
Growers of a wide range of native & exotic trees, shrubs, ground covers and climbers in 14cm pots Promotional & PBR Lines and garden hardy favourites. Supplying all states. www.faceysnursery.com.au
YAMINA COLLECTORS NURSERY
YAMINA COLLECTORS NURSERY - phone (03) 9756 6335 
'Justly famous for rare and unusual plants' Don Teese
34 Mt Pleasant Rd Monbulk VIC 3793 
www.yaminacollectorsnursery.com.au
Plantmark
PLANTMARK
email ask@plantmark.com.au 
One of Australia's largest wholesale trade nurseries. Over 30,000 species available, tubestock to advanced trees, an almost unlimited choice of plants.
www.plantmark.com.au
Devon Tubestock
DEVON TUBESTOCK Tel: (03) 9752 1700
17 McCarthy Rd Monbulk, Vic, 3793, Australia
Specialising in propagation and production of over 900 species / varieties of ornamental plants, perennials & rare plants. Supplying nurseries, landscapers & others. Minimum quantities apply! Contact us to discuss plants or growing requirements.
www.devontubestock.com
Yamina Rare Plants
Peter Teese's YAMINA RARE PLANTS phone : (03) 9752 0035 m: 0438 520035
82 David Hill Rd Monbulk (Opposite Vika Ave)
Japanese Maple and Magnolia specialists, Wholesale and Retail. Large range of other deciduous and evergreen ornamental trees and shrubs.
www.yaminarareplants.com.au

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