Andromeda
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- Andromeda Blue LagoonAndromeda polifolia Blue LagoonSpecial Price €8.95 Regular Price €11.95Stock 23Add a touch of elegance to your garden with Andromeda Blue Lagoon. This winter-hardy, evergreen shrub features stunning pink flowers and is easy to grow. Buy now! Learn More
- Andromeda Polifolia Blue IceAndromeda polifolia Blue Ice€5.95 As low as €4.76Out of stockOut of stockAndromeda polifolia Blue Ice is a slow growing long-lived evergreen groundcover. Due to its low spreading habit reaching 2 to 3 feet tall and wide... Learn More
- Andromeda Polifolia Blue LagoonAndromeda polifolia Blue Lagoon€5.95 As low as €5.06Out of stockOut of stockBlue Lagoon is a compact low-growing rounded evergreen shrub. It differs from its parent plant ‘blue Ice’ because its attractive... Learn More
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- Andromeda polifolia Compacta 17 cm potAndromeda polifolia Compacta€14.95 As low as €12.71Out of stockOut of stockAndromeda 'Compacta' it a beautiful dwarf growing shrub that produces masses of baby pink, urn-shaped flowers from spring to early summer on... Learn More
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Award winning shrub
Notable cultivars of bog rosemary include Compacta and 'Blue Ice', which have both received the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society.
Andromeda are long-lived evergreen shrubs related to the rhododendrons found growing in marshy conditions across North America. This is a low maintenance dwarf shrub is tolerant of urban pollution. It resembles the herb Rosemary hence its common name Bog Rosemary but is not edible and will cause stomach upset if indigested.
Andromeda does not need to be pruned every year except for the removal of parts that have become dead, diseased or damaged.