Astelia nervosa 'Westland'
Evergreen: Yes Flower Color: NA Bloomtime: Summer Synonyms: [Astelia montana, A. 'Westland Red'] Height: 2-4 feet Width: 1-2 feet Exposure: Cool Sun/Light Shade Seaside: Yes Irrigation (H2O Info): Medium Water Needs Winter Hardiness: 20-25° F
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Astelia nervosa "Westland" Information "Westland" is a variety of Astelia that features striking and colourful fronds. The new fronds emerge a red-bronze colour and age to become silver-green. It has a compact habit and typically grows to 1 m tall and the same wide. This variety prefers a well-drained spot in full sun with good air movement.
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12 suppliers Size Ultimate height 1-1.5 metres Time to ultimate height 2-5 years Ultimate spread 1-1.5 metres Growing conditions Sand Clay Moisture Moist but well-drained pH Acid, Neutral Colour & scent Position Full sun Partial shade Aspect West-facing or East-facing or South-facing
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Foliage season: Evergreen Much hardier to cold but quite a bit smaller this Astelia has thrived in Portland gardens for decades. Part shade and rich, moisture retentive soil that drains well is ideal. It seems to adore unamended loam as well. Rosette forming monocot with silver leaves that have a distinct red tint.
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Astelia nervosa 'Westland' (Mountain Astelia, Kakaha) The highly ornamental foliage of this New Zealand native creates a strong architectural effect. Astelia 'Westland' is delightful with it's silvery, arching, flax-like leaves flushed with gold and reddish-bronze. Ideal for group planting in the garden. Fabulous in containers. Grows approximately 1 x 1m. A part shade position is.
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Astelia nervosa is evergreen and native to New Zealand. Learn more about Astelia nervosa. Common Name (s): Kakaha, Mountain Astelia, Bush Flax, Bush Lily 10 Year Height: 1m 10 Year Width: 1m Summer Foliage: Autumn Foliage: Winter Foliage: Spring Foliage: Native Evergreen Coastal sites Windy sites Clay soils Wet soils Dry soils
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25% Off - Now £11.25 PRE-ORDER Pay to pre-order this plant for delivery estimated by 30.04.2024 Quantity: Notify Me When This Is In Stock Astelia nervosa Westland Native to forests of New Zealand, Astelia grasses are evergreen perennials that are prized for their decorative, silvery arching foliage.
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ASTELIA nervosa 'Westland' Silvery bronze arching leaves that turn red in colder conditions. Frost hardy but prefers damp areas Further Reading.. Astelia - Growing Guide Evergreen Arching, silvery, sword-like leaves, usually 60cm (24in) long, but sometimes much longer, taking on a red tint in cold weather. Height 1.2m (4ft) Spread 1.2m (4ft)
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Astelia nervosa 'Westland' is a delightful and colourful Astelia cultivar from New Zealand which appears to be the hardiest of the genus so far on the market. It takes frost and snow and most plants had little trouble in the particularly cold UK winter of 2010-11 when temperatures plummeted in most regions to at least -10 degrees C. It is.
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Astelia nervosa 'Westland': A broadleaf evergreen perennial with bronze, blue and burgundy foliage and cream flowers in spring. It contributes grassy texture to the garden. To grow well, it prefers sun - mostly shade and even moisture - regular water. Grows best in well-drained, rich, acidic, average and gritty soil.
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Astelia nervosa Westland with its fabulous foliage is ideal for group planting. Silvery, strap like foliage that is attractively flushed with red and bronze tones. The red colour intensifies in cold weather. Tolerant of sun or part shade but not tolerant of 'wet feet'. Astelia look their best when group planted and they are a fabulous easy care.
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Astelia nervosa 'Westland' 2L Big Jims Garden Centre
Size: 18 - 24 tall x 18 - 24 wide Shape / Form: Strappy Foliage Texture: Coarse, Medium Foliage Quality: Coarse, Medium Features: Attractive Foliage, Dwarf / Compact Plant, Low Maintenance, Winter Interest, Year-round Interest Foliage Color: Bronze / Copper, Brown / Chocolate, Silver / Gray Leaf Shape: Strappy Uses and Applications
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Astelia westland (Astelia nervosa 'Westland') Care Guide. Astelia westland is a bush flax with distinctive silvery green leaves that stand out from the green leaves of its parent plant. It is named "Westand" for the region of New Zealand's South Island where it originated. This evergreen grass provides year-round color and is a good plant to grow in containers or around patio gardens.
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