• Vivid purple Hardenbergia violacea flowers in close-up, displaying intricate details. Photo courtesy of H Miles
  • Close-up of delicate Hardenbergia violacea flowers with vibrant purple petals. Photo courtesy of H Miles
  • Lush Hardenbergia violacea vines with cascading purple flowers against a rural backdrop. Photo courtesy of H Miles
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Purple Coral Pea

Purple Coral Pea

Hardenbergia violacea

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Care Information

Expected Height Range:

1 m - 2 m

Spread Range:

1 m - 2 m

Flower Season/s:

Winter and Spring

Flower Colour/s:

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

Native to Australia, this plant can be found from Tasmania all the way up to Queensland and is commonly found in woodlands and coastal headlands. It thrives in exposed areas, making it perfect for re-vegetation projects and gardens that mimic natural ecosystems.

Leaf information:

Leaves have a leathery texture and are narrow, long, and tapering to a point.

Preferred Soil:

Prefers well-drained soils and can tolerate sandy or slightly dry conditions. It is adaptable to various soil moisture levels, though it should avoid being waterlogged for extended periods.

Hardenbergia violacea is a vigorous, drought-tolerant plant that plays a key role in supporting local wildlife. Its vibrant purple pea flowers bloom in late winter and early spring, offering a vital food source to insects during the seasonal transition. It also helps improve soil health by fixing nitrogen, making it available to nearby plants, and its fast-growing nature provides shelter for small animals. A hardy and low-maintenance plant, it's ideal for a wide range of garden settings, especially those focused on habitat creation.

Care Considerations:

Hardenbergia violacea thrives with minimal care. Once established, it has low to moderate watering needs, as it is drought-tolerant. Applying organic mulch is highly recommended when planting to suppress weeds and retain moisture. Although fertilisation isn't strictly necessary, a light feed with a balanced fertiliser can encourage more vibrant blooms. Pruning isn't required but giving the plant a light trim after flowering can promote new growth and maintain a neat shape.
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