Botanical Name
Correa pulchella Bright Pink
Common Name
Bright Pink Correa
Description
Correa pulchella Bright Pink is a versatile small shrub, featuring lush green foliage and bright pink, bell-shaped flowers from autumn through winter. Highly attractive to birds, it thrives in dappled shade and performs well in a wide range of garden styles. Excellent for mass plantings in landscaping, it also suits shady positions under open-canopy trees such as Eucalyptus and Acacia species, and forms an appealing informal hedge or border plant.
Plant Category
Small Shrubs
Size (H x W)
0.75 m × 0.75 m
Habitat
Correa pulchella naturally occurs in coastal heathlands and sandy soils of south-eastern Australia, thriving in well-drained positions and showing good frost tolerance. It grows particularly well in sites with some dappled shade, and once established and well mulched, it will also tolerate full sun and drier conditions, making it a resilient choice for a range of landscapes.
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