Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Coronilla glauca Citrina

We have grown Coronilla glauca Citrina for a long time, but because those customers who have tried it tend to come back for a lot more we have struggled to produce enough for it to appear on the availability list. There are two particular reasons why it is popular; firstly it is very seldom not in flower at least in the nursery situation where it grows continuously. Secondly the flowers are a delightful lemon yellow set against slightly sage green foliage. Being leguminous it resents poor drainage, but does not need fertile soil to flourish. Rated as Z9 so it needs some protection from the winter in colder parts of the country.

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