Botanical Name
Correa lawrenceana ‘Pink’
Common Name
Pink Mountain Correa
Description
Pink Correa lawrenceana forms a dense, upright shrub with velvety green leaves and pink tubular flowers appearing mainly through the cooler months. Highly attractive to birds, it is an excellent screening plant or informal hedge for shaded and semi-shaded positions.
Size (H x W)
2-3 m × 1.5-2.5 m
Habitat
Correa lawrenceana naturally occurs in mountainous regions of south-eastern Australia, where it grows in shady, moist, well-drained soils at higher elevations. It is frost tolerant and, once established, tolerates drier conditions.
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