Choisya Greenfingers - Mexican Orange Blossom - Evergreen Potted Garden Shrub (3 Litre Pot, 30-50cm)

• Latin Name: Choisya dewitteana Greenfingers
• Common Name: Mexican Orange Blossom
• Characteristics: Choisya Greenfingers is an evergreen shrub with a fantastic set of flowers that will initially bloom in a candy pink shade, before forming more of a white colouring as time goes on. The flowers are fragrant, meaning that another elegant and classy is added to this plant. Finally, to go along with that, the foliage is filled with an attractive, dark green tint at all times.
• Plant Advice: Choisya should be planted in moist, well-drained soil and kept in full sun at the best of times. Watering should take place regularly whilst the plant is establishing itself but, after that period, once-a-week watering will suffice. On top of that, they should be pruned well after their flowering period to ensure the best possible display every year.
• *Images are for illustrative purposes only. Plant supplied in a growers pot, decorative pot not included.

Choisya Greenfingers is an evergreen shrub with flowers that, initially, will bloom and show off a gorgeous, candy pink shade, before a white colouring is formed as time goes on. The flowers also provide a lovely fragrance to the garden, making it both elegant and classy in all aspects. Lastly, the evergreen foliage of the plant is filled with a strong, dark green shade to ensure the plant has a presence in the garden, as well as an attractiveness at all times. Moist, well-drained soil and full sun is recommended, along with regular watering whilst the plant establishes itself. Once that period has passed, watering it once a week will suffice. Pruning should also be carried out to ensure the best possible display in the following year. Please Note: Images are for illustrative purposes only and designed to be a representation of the item(s) being sold. Depending on seasonality, deciduous plants may be supplied in their dormant state and without leaves. Plants may also be pruned back, lower than stated heights, to encourage new growth.