Cytisus x praecox
Broom, Warminster Broom, Moonlight Broom
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Plant Type:Massed slender branchlets from ground level
Maximum Height:1.1.2m
Soil Type:All soil types
Position:Most aspects
Climatic Zone:All zones except tropics
Propagation:Seed or cuttings
Flowers:Cream and yellow, mid to late spring
Fragrance:Heavily fragrant

    "Cytisus purpurea, that quite low-growing mauve-flowered broom, Š is no trouble to us at Sonning, though we still do not succeed with C. Kewensis, woo it as we may; it's knocked all the conceit out of me!"

    "Letters to Garden Lovers", Australian Home Beautiful, December 1941.

    "I've just come in from the garden purring contentedly over the sight of a patch of Cytisus kewensis cuttings planted last winter. It is a remarkably good strike Šit's kewensis we hold our breath over and say 'abracadabra' as we gently insert the cuttings in the soil."

    "Letters to Garden Lovers", Australian Home Beautiful, July 1942.

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