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Native Gardenia

Native Gardenia

Randia fitzalanii

$100.00 AUD
$100.00 AUD
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Care Information

Expected Height Range:

3 m - 5 m

Spread Range:

2 m - 3 m

Preferred positioning:

Full sun, Partial sun, and Partial shade

Common uses:

Supports wildlife, Drought tolerant, Fragrant, Low maintenance garden, Specimen plant, Tropical garden, Privacy screening, Understory planting, Wow! factor, and Soil improver

Flower Season/s:

Summer

Flower Colour/s:

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

Native to tropical rainforests, coastal heaths, and woodlands in northern Australia.

Leaf information:

Dense, glossy green leaves

Preferred Soil:

Prefers well-drained soils; tolerates a range of moisture levels but does not like waterlogged conditions

This plant is a true gem for any garden, attracting a variety of wildlife with its fragrant flowers and adding to the soil biome. Its drought resistance and low maintenance needs make it perfect for trouble areas. The creamy white flowers are not only beautiful but also emit a lovely scent, making evenings in the garden more delightful. Additionally, its dense foliage provides excellent privacy screening and enhances the garden's lush appearance.

Care Considerations:

A light feed of balanced fertiliser can be applied during the growing season. Minimal pruning required; mostly trim to shape and remove dead or damaged branches. Application of an organic mulch to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds recommended.
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Plants cannot be exchanged for change of mind so we recommend checking the botanical name and detailed plant information, as common names can vary and be location-specific.