| Description | Wisteria floribunda 'Rosea'
Wisteria 'Rosea' or Pink Japanese Wisteria is a gorgeous pink variety of Wisteria with long, pink fragrant racemes reaching 60cm long. These pretty pink blooms appear late spring to early summer along with the pinnate green leaves. In autumn the leaves turn a golden yellow.
Wisteria floriunda 'Rosea' bloom best in full sun positions though will tolerate part shade. They can be grown in various soil types, tolerating drought, heat, frost and street pollution. Being known for their spectacular floral display, they make an otherwise dull façade, verandah or archway become a colourful garden feature.
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For care instructions, features and more, check out Additional Information below | Grevillea hybrid
A compact and evergreen shrub, this delightful plant is cherished for its beautifully dense and fine-textured foliage. It showcases an impressive display of bright pink to red flowers, primarily blooming in spring, with occasional bursts of colour throughout the year. The small, spider-like blossoms emerge at the tips of the branches, drawing in a variety of nectar-loving birds and insects, and infusing your garden with lively energy.
| Rhaphiolepis indica
A evergreen shrub with a compact an upright habit. It has stunning shiny dark green leaves and beautiful large white with pale pink blush flowers in spring and summer. Grows in full sun to part shade but produces more flowers when planted in full sun. Mature growth: 60cm - 1m tall and wide.
8''/20cm pot |
| Additional information |
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Climber up to 7m
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| features |
Long blue racemes of fragrant pea-like flowers up to 60cm long appear in spring often after the leaves have appeared giving a spectacular display, large velvety pods are produced in autumn, very hardy and fast growing
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| conditions |
Full sun in well-drained soil, prune regally
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| landscape-use |
Pergolas, arbors, rotundas, trellis, can be trained into Standards and Topiary,
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