The Lavender Ruffles Collection was purpose bred in Australia to suit Australian conditions. With their prolific flowering, stunning range of colours and large wing presentation, they quickly won favour with Australian gardeners and have been popular across the country for many years. Members of the Ruffles Collection also have the added benefit of a compact, mounded habit and improved disease resistance. The collection was ultimately named after the unique 'ruffled' edges of its flower 'wings'. There are six varieties currently available in the Lavender Ruffles Collection:

1 - 'Boysenberry Ruffles' - musky pink with centres of swirling white tones
2 - 'Sugarberry Ruffles' - mauve/pink shade
3 - 'Blueberry Ruffles' - deep mauve/Purple
4 - 'Mulberry Ruffles' - deep pink
5 - 'Sweetberry Ruffles' - very light, soft pink
6 - 'Strawberry Ruffles' - mid-pink

Plant any of the Ruffles Collection in full sun in a well-drained soil, and apply a general purpose slow release fertiliser after flowering. When pruning any of the varieties in the Lavender Ruffles Collection, never cut right back to bare woody stems (where there is no foliage). Regular light tip pruning after flowering will encourage a dense bushy habit and new flower growth for the following season.

• Hedging - space approximately 45cm apart • Use in larger containers • Water wise gardens • Mediterranean or cottage style gardens, and potager/veggie gardens • Adding fragrance and colour for entertainment areas