Botanical Name
Description
Correa lawrencieana occurs in mountainous regions of Vic, Tas and NSW, with a number of sub species and forms ranging in flower colour, leaf shape and habit’ ‘Pink Mountain Correa’ features large, velvety green leaves and striking pink tubular flowers that bloom from autumn to spring. Thriving in full sun to shade, it is drought and frost tolerant once established, making it ideal for attracting birds, adding winter colour, and use as a screen or informal hedge.
Plant Category
Large Shrubs
Size (H x W)
2–3m x 1.5–2.5m
Habitat
Moist, sheltered slopes and montane forests of south-eastern Australia
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