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Blue Pacific Ceanothos 18cm
Sale!$13.98$11.98Ceanothus Blue Pacific is an attractive evergreen shrub with dark green rough foliage, that during the Spring months is laden with masses of rich deep blue flowers in dense clusters, that have a sweet scent and the bees in your garden will go just absolutely go nuts for. Blue Pacific is fast growing, tough and hardy and will grow 2 - 3 metres tall, by 2 metres wide in full hot sun, but can also handle very light shading.... flowers and performs better in the sun, but we have had good growth and flowers in very light shade here in the Dandenong ranges. Plant Blue Pacific in well drained soils, as it does not like wet feet and a regular pruning after flowering will help to encourage and maintain compactness and prolific flowering. We try to keep stock of blue pacific for most of the year, but sometimes it is on a popular spell and sells out until our next crop is ready, so if you miss out this time, there will be a next crop available at some point.Add to cart
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Blue Pacific Ceanothos 18cm
Sale!$13.98$11.98Ceanothus Blue Pacific is an attractive evergreen shrub with dark green rough foliage, that during the Spring months is laden with masses of rich deep blue flowers in dense clusters, that have a sweet scent and the bees in your garden will go just absolutely go nuts for. Blue Pacific is fast growing, tough and hardy and will grow 2 - 3 metres tall, by 2 metres wide in full hot sun, but can also handle very light shading.... flowers and performs better in the sun, but we have had good growth and flowers in very light shade here in the Dandenong ranges. Plant Blue Pacific in well drained soils, as it does not like wet feet and a regular pruning after flowering will help to encourage and maintain compactness and prolific flowering. We try to keep stock of blue pacific for most of the year, but sometimes it is on a popular spell and sells out until our next crop is ready, so if you miss out this time, there will be a next crop available at some point.Add to cart -
Begonia Dragon Wing Red 12cm
Sale!$6.99$5.69RED Dragon Wing Begonia, is a Cane form of Begonia, with lush and attractive, angel-wing shaped, shiny, dark green foliage, blushed with a little burgundy colour and during the warmer months of the year has cascades of dangling clusters of red flowers. Dragon Wing Begonias, will grow up to 45cms tall by 35 - 45 cms wide and have a long lasting display of vibrant blooms and will seem to flower endlessly from the late Spring months until mid Autumn here in the Dandenong Ranges of Victoria and will happily perform, equally as well in either semi to part Sun or a little more shade. Keep them out of the hot afternoon sun, as they may burn during the dry heat of late January and February. Ours are planted in full morning sun until about 11am, then in part shade for the rest of the day = very happy little Dragons. Dragon wing Begonias perform best in rich humus, moist to well drained soils, or if in pots, a good quality potting mix. A regular liquid feed with a seaweed solution during the growing and flowering months will enhance better results and flowering. like all Begonias, Dragon Wings will go dormant over the Winter months and come back again year after year in the Spring. We have had great success with Dragon Wing Begonias in out gardens over the decades and look forward to their constant display every summer, some people advise you to lift the tubers for the colder months, but i don't bother, they will be fine to come again, there is enough work to do in life, without making more. Dragon Wing Begonias are very versatile around the home and garden for brightening up dull spots and giving a splash of tropical to your home. Dragon Wing begonias look great in Pots & containers, mixed planters, i find they grow too tall for a hanging basket a substitute for a great basket begonia would be our bossa nova range, they make a better basket than the dragon wing, dragon wings are great for planting around under other plants, the make a great feature plant for decks, balconies, patios, decorative pots, semi shade pathways, edgings, driveways etc etc, you can even use them as an indoor plant... the possibilities are endless.... get your creativity going and come see us for some Dragon Wings.Add to cartLike most of our Begonia range, they are seasonally available.... We have them available for purchase from late December until mid February, unless sold out prior, so come grab some while you can
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Begonia Dragonwing Pink 12cm
Sale!$6.99$5.69Pink Dragon Wing Begonia, is a Cane form of Begonia, with lush and attractive, angel-wing shaped, shiny, dark green foliage, blushed with a little burgundy colour and during the warmer months of the year has cascades of dangling clusters of coral-pink flowers. Dragon Wing Begonias, will grow up to 45cms tall by 35 - 45 cms wide and have a long lasting display of vibrant blooms and will seem to flower endlessly from the late Spring months until mid Autumn here in the Dandenong Ranges of Victoria and will happily perform, equally as well in either semi to part Sun or a little more shade. Keep them out of the hot afternoon sun, as they may burn during the dry heat of late January and February. Ours are planted in full morning sun until about 11am, then in part shade for the rest of the day = very happy little Dragons. Dragon wing Begonias perform best in rich humus, moist to well drained soils, or if in pots, a good quality potting mix. A regular liquid feed with a seaweed solution during the growing and flowering months will enhance better results and flowering. like all Begonias, Dragon Wings will go dormant over the Winter months and come back again year after year in the Spring. We have had great success with Dragon Wing Begonias in out gardens over the decades and look forward to their constant display every summer, some people advise you to lift the tubers for the colder months, but i don't bother, they will be fine to come again, there is enough work to do in life, without making more. Dragon Wing Begonias are very versatile around the home and garden for brightening up dull spots and giving a splash of tropical to your home. Dragon Wing begonias look great in Pots & containers, mixed planters, i find they grow too tall for a hanging basket a substitute for a great basket begonia would be our bossa nova range, they make a better basket than the dragon wing, dragon wings are great for planting around under other plants, the make a great feature plant for decks, balconies, patios, decorative pots, semi shade pathways, edgings, driveways etc etc, you can even use them as an indoor plant... the possibilities are endless.... get your creativity going and come see us for some Dragon Wings.Add to cartLike most of our Begonia range, they are seasonally available.... We have them available for purchase from late December until mid February, unless sold out prior, so come grab some while you can
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Peperomia Lillian 13cm
Sale!$8.99$6.29Peperomia caperata or Lillian is a mounded shrub, best suited to indoors or covered areas here in Victoria growing up to 25cms tall by 25cms wide, in a partial sun or filtered light position around the home, if you live in warmer more humid areas, you may get away with having them planted outside, but here in the Dandenong Ranges of Victoria, we just use and promote them as a great indoor plant. Peperomia Lillian is an easy to grow compact variety with short stems, covered by heart - shaped, deeply ridged leaves, that develop pretty creamy white flowers, that stand tall above the foliage. Like all indoor plants, never over water your Peperomias, dip your little finger into the soil, down to your knuckle and if the soil is dry, then wait a day and give it a drink, if it is still moist or cool to touch, it will be ok for a few days. A lot of factors can vary when to water indoor plants... heating, cooling, moisture levels in the home etc, water your Indoor plants when they need a drink, not when you feel like giving them one and an occasional misting with a spray bottle is always handy as well, just to give the foliage a little moisture. Sometimes i only water my indoor plants weekly, sometimes once per fortnight, depending on the heat in my home, they may need a drink 2 - 3 times a week, as mentioned, many factors vary the dryness in our homes, so dip your fingers and check !!.Add to cart