An evergreen shrub hailing from New Zealand, with upright, narrow growth showcasing long, pointed, saw-edged leaves with a dark green hue and a striking yellow central vein. This distinctive foliage contributes a glossy texture to the garden, creating an eye-catching specimen, and Pseudopanax 'Sabre' is further adorned with chartreuse flowers in the summer, adding to its allure.
Well-suited for coastal environments and thriving in dry locations once established, this shrub is a versatile choice when used as a focal point to bring interest to sheltered, narrow spaces.
How to care for Pseudopanax 'Sabre':
Plant in a warm protected spot near a wall, or sheltered by other trees from cold drying winds, strong sun and frosts.
Requires minimal pruning. Remove any broken, diseased or crossing branches in late autumn or winter.
When planting, incorporate planting, incorporate plenty of well-rotted garden compost in the backfill and planting hole.
