Gordonia axillaris The Fried Egg Plant flowering

Gordonia axillaris The Fried Egg Plant floweringGordonia axillaris, or the Fried Egg Plant, is a hardy, quick growing shrub or small tree with glossy oval leaves. Striking single, pure white, fragrant flowers with slightly ruffled petals and golden yellow stamens appear in autumn and winter. It makes a naturally attractive dome shape without the need for pruning. Gordonia axillaris is ideal as a feature shrub or as a screen and makes an excellent shade tree in small to medium gardens. Soil:

Azalea Alba Magnifica is grown for its lovely form and profuse flowering

tidy shape and promote further blooms

coastal and light frost tolerant

showy flowers

The foliage is blue-green at maturity

Flowering spring and autumn with numerous long sprays of deep red flowers

Light frost tolerance once established

In late winter and spring it produces clusters of deep red flowers that attract nectar-feeding birds to the garden

It thrives in environments protected from strong winds

Agapanthus Sea Storm PBR is a free-flowering

organic-rich soils

sunny ambiance wherever it grows