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<\/a> <\/p>\nPolygala chamaebuxus grandiflora is a low maintenance, hardy, evergreen sub-shrub also known as Creeping Milkwort, Chapparal Pea or Bastard Box. It bears racemes of purple-pink and yellow, pea-like flowers. Flowering is fragrant and profuse in late winter to very early spring, often with further blooms in summer. <\/p>\n
Polygala chamaebuxus grandiflora is capable of forming a hump up to ten inches tall, but is generally flat to the ground and only two or three inches tall. Spread is\u00c2\u00a0 slow up to 2 feet but not fast enough for serious ground cover. This makes it useful in an Alpine garden setting.<\/p>\n
They are underutilized plants for flowering early in the new year. It is worth finding some of these small plants and looking closely at the flowers as shown here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bastard box has colourful scented flowers and dubious parentage. Polygala chamaebuxus grandiflora is a low maintenance, hardy, evergreen sub-shrub also known as Creeping Milkwort, Chapparal Pea or Bastard Box. It bears racemes of purple-pink and yellow, pea-like flowers. Flowering is fragrant and profuse in late winter to very early spring, often with further blooms in summer. Polygala chamaebuxus grandiflora is capable of forming a hump up to ten inches tall, but is generally flat to the ground and only two…<\/p>\n
\nPolygala calcarea is a British native suitable for ppot culture. Other pot varieties include Polygala vaytredae and Polygala chamaebuxus grandiflora purpurea.
\nPolygala paucifolia is evregreen and shruby.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"