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Page Hebe

Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei'

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Overview

The Hebe pinguifolia 'Pagei', a dwarf evergreen shrub, is admired for its dense, compact habit, growing only to about 6 inches in height and spreading to 20 inches. Its small, blue-green foliage and short spikes of white flowers in early summer provide year-round visual appeal. Hardy and low-maintenance, it's excellent for ground cover or rock gardens in USDA zones 7-10. Requires well-drained soil and full to partial sun.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 9–10Climate Mediterranean

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones
9–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Scrophulariaceae
Climate
Mediterranean

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Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — blue-green foliage and short spikes of white flowers in early summer provide year-round visual appeal
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — growing only to about 6 inches in height and spreading to 20 inches
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — Requires well-drained soil and full to partial sun
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — Hardy and low-maintenance, it's excellent for ground cover or rock gardens in USDA zones 7-10
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — commonly known as the Page Hebe
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — A cultivar of the Hebe genus
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — it is known for its dense
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — rounded leaves that are a striking blue-green hue
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — presenting a frosted appearance
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — This leaf coloration offers a beautiful contrast to the typical green palette of most gardens
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — providing visual interest even in the winter months.<br><br>In the summer
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — the Page Hebe produces an abundance of short spikes of white flowers
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — which are subtly attractive and appealing to a variety of pollinators
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — provided they are well-drained
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — this plant thrives in full sun to partial shade
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — Hardiness is another key attribute, as it is suitable for USDA zones 7 through 9
Page Hebe (Hebe Pinguifolia 'Pagei') — Minimal pruning is required to maintain its shape

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