1 Year Guarantee on All Roses
Buy with confidence from the experts
We use cookies to give you the best possible experience. To accept cookies continue browsing, or view our Cookies Policy to find out more.
Pittosporum eugenoides (Lemonwood)
Features
Height & Width
39' 6" x 16' 6" (12m x 5m)
Plant Colour
Yellow
Tall, frost hardy evergreen shrub or small tree bearing lance-shaped green leaves with a lemon scent when crushed. Corymbs of lemon-scented flowers appear June and July. Ht.12mt.(36ft.).
Read MoreKey Info
Plant Group
Shrub
Genus
Pittosporum
Flower Colour
Yellow
Fragrance
Fragrant
Growing Conditions
Full Sun, Well-drained
Aspect
Sheltered positions
Soil Type
Neutral
Plant Container Size
3L
Deciduous or Evergreen
Evergreen
Sold by
Peter Beales Garden Centre Ltd
Flowering Times
Preferred Location
-
Full Sun
-
Well-drained
Description
Tall, frost hardy evergreen shrub or small tree bearing lance-shaped green leaves with a lemon scent when crushed. Corymbs of lemon-scented flowers appear June and July. Ht.12mt.(36ft.). Frost hardy. Needs full sun and well-drained soil with shelter from cold winds. Good for coastal regions, hedging or in shrub border.
Please Note!
Please note that these are general instructions which apply to most plants, but not all.
Advice
Planting and care instructions
Prior to planting ensure the root ball is well watered, preferably by standing the pot in water for 30 minutes.
If planting into the ground make sure the hole is more than wide enough to comfortably fit the plant's root-ball, adding either organic matter or grit (for drainage) depending on soil type. Carefully remove the plant from its plastic pot and place in the hole. Return the soil and gently firm to remove any air pockets and then water well. Using an organic fertiliser or alternatively a mycorrhizal fungus at this stage will aid plant establishment. Make sure to plant at the same depth as in the pot. The exception to this would be Clematis which need to be planted 5cm deeper than they are in the pot to encourage growth below the surface.
After planting it is important not to allow the plant to dry out; especially until it has become well established. It is always better to apply a good quantity of water when needed rather than frequent small amounts which would only serve to encourage root growth too near to the surface of the soil. If planting into pots it is even more important not to allow them to dry out, but adequate drainage must be provided to avoid waterlogging in winter. We would recommend using a good quality compost such as John Innes No.3 which will provide stability and nutrients over a longer period.
The label attached to the plant’s pot will provide specific details about any particular soil requirement and the most suitable location.
More in-depth advice about planting and pruning plants can be found within the advice section of our website.
Delivery
Garden plants in containers are available and delivered throughout the year and usually delivered within 7-10 working days from the date of order.
Please note that if plants are ordered at the same time as roses then the plants may arrive separately, especially during bare root season.
Grown in the UK since 1968
Bringing joy to gardens for over 50 years
International Delivery Available
Shipping to many worldwide destinations
From Field to Garden
Grown for 2 years before ready for sale
