Coprosma
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Coprosma Plants (Mirror Plant) Evergreen Coprosma (Mirror Plant) for Colourful Foliage & Year-Round Interest Coprosma, commonly known as Mirror Plant , is a striking evergreen shrub grown for its exceptionally glossy foliage and vibrant year-round colour. Depending on the variety, the leaves display stunning shades of green, gold, cream, pink, orange, red, burgundy and chocolate, often changing colour with the seasons to provide an ever-evolving display. Compact, hardy and easy to grow, Coprosma is perfect for adding bold foliage colour to borders, patio containers, coastal gardens and contemporary planting schemes. Its naturally rounded habit and low-maintenance nature make it an excellent choice for gardens of all sizes. Whether used as a colourful focal point or mixed with other evergreen shrubs, Coprosma brings outstanding texture and year-round appeal. Why Choose Coprosma (Mirror Plant)? Coprosma is one of the finest evergreen foliage shrubs for adding vibrant colour throughout the year. Benefits include: Glossy evergreen foliage Spectacular year-round colour Colours intensify during autumn and winter Naturally compact growth Excellent for borders and containers Perfect for coastal gardens Low-maintenance and easy to grow Hardy throughout most of the UK Its highly polished leaves give rise to the common name Mirror Plant , reflecting light beautifully throughout the garden. Seasonal Interest Coprosma is primarily grown for its colourful foliage rather than its flowers. Throughout the year it provides: Bright new growth in spring Vibrant foliage throughout summer Rich autumn and winter colours Evergreen structure all year round Many varieties become even more colourful as temperatures fall, making them particularly valuable during the colder months. Where to Grow Coprosma Coprosma thrives in sunny, sheltered positions. Ideal planting locations include: Mixed shrub borders Contemporary gardens Coastal gardens Gravel gardens Patio containers Courtyards Raised