Breynia Ironstone Range
This attractive form of Nodding Breynia has deep claret coloured foliage, making it a wonderful feature plant. Small green flowers are followed by red berries in the summer which attracts birds to your garden. 2m H x 1.5m W.
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This attractive form of Nodding Breynia has deep claret coloured foliage, making it a wonderful feature plant. Small green flowers are followed by red berries in the summer which attracts birds to your garden. 2m H x 1.5m W.
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