Callistemon sieberi Sugar Candy Native

Callistemon sieberi Sugar Candy NativeCallistemon Sugar Candy shows off candy pink brushes full of nectar that is sure to bring the honeyeaters from far and wide. Sugar Candy produces superb displays in early spring and then again in late summer on an upright large shrub. It makes a great feature plant or can be used for formal or informal hedgework as the new leaf growth is silvery in colour and a feature in its own right. The plants can be pruned to whatever shape you require but if an

sweet flesh make them perfect for fresh eating or desserts

Maintaining a naturally dense

Bush Sunburst is an excellent choice for adding a vibrant splash of golden colour to your landscape throughout the entire year

pendulous flower trusses

Conditions: Part shade position

or for edging

Gossamer Wattle makes an excellent quick screen

it produces flat

Soil: Can tolerate most soils including heavy soils to rocky infertile soils

glossy foliage is the most striking feature of Athertonia diversifolia or Atherton Oak

Plants should be kept moist

Prune about 30% off straight after flowering for the best results