The list is be divided into two lists .

1. Those hybrids that are currently being propagated and promoted and Those hybrids that have been found in gardens, they may be named but are not being propagated or promoted, as well as those hybrids that are no longer in favour – no longer being propagated in any quantities. This list may vary from time to time

Plants will be listed as a greggii or if a cross, this will be shown as
g x m if a hybrid . This shows that the plant has a greggii dominant parent. Other names will assume to be a microphylla.

As microphylla’s cross within them selves, they can create a wonderful array of leaf shapes.
Most  will appear with their hybrid name, indicating that the plant is a microphylla.
Most of these hybrids grow 40-60cm H  with the occasional plant growing to 80 H, they all love a full sun position. Most plants are low growing for the front of the bed.

All greggii/ microphylla hybrids love full sun, some can grow well in filtered sun, but do better in a sunny position. Most plants are low growing  ( approx 40cmH) and are ideal for the front of a garden bed.

It is best to prune about twice a year or when beginning to get leggy and straggly – prune down to a green bud.
All need feeding through out the year, all grow better when watered ( if available) Mulch well to keep roots cool.