Cytisus 'Lena' Digging Spade terminal cone shaped clusters of

terminal cone shaped clusters of both fertile flowers and a few of the  more showy sterile flowers

Usually grows to a maximum of about 50cm by up to 100cm across and is rabbit resistant as well as being untroubled by most pests and diseases

on bare stems from late autumn

✔ Use: For removing moss and matted grass

Cytisus 'Lena' Digging Spade terminal cone shaped clusters ofCytisus 'Lena' is a small and compact variety of broom reaching c120cm. The very small leaves, and twigs, are mid green, and the flowers are an interesting mix of red, yellow and orange shades, appearing russet orange from a distance. It flowers on upright or slightly arching twigs in late spring and early summer. It's important with cytisus to cut back immediately after flowering to give the shrub as much time as possible to form the young shoots