Natures Nectar®

Name: Correa Orange Glow 140MM
SKU: CORORG14S
Price: 7.50 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

Correa Orange Glow 140MM

Correa ‘Orange Glow’ – 140MM

(Not currently available to be ordered)

I am Orange Glow Correa. My family originated from Eastern Australia

Botanic Name: Correa pulchella ‘Orange Glow’

**Bushy – Bird Attracting**
I am a stunning mounding groundcover plant producing masses of intense, almost fluorescent, orange bell shaped flowers that stand out against my dark green leathery foliage during autumn through winter. An Australian native my blooms attract all manner of nectar feeding birds. Happiest in full sun right through to significant shade I am dense making me a very useful a range of garden styles from general landscaping through to rockeries and container planting. Hardy I need minimal water once established and am happy planted in exposed locations.

	Full Sun to Part Shade (4+ hours of direct sun)
	Height: 0.4m Width: 1m
	I need minimal water once established
	Flowering
	I tolerate grey water and most soil types

I am popular and will make you happy because…

	I produce masses of pale pink bell shaped flowers from Autumn to Winter
	I attract small, nectar feeding birds
	I am perfect for rockeries and general garden landscaping

in pots and other containers
in garden beds and general landscaping
in coastal conditions

Tips for success…

	I prefer a well drained, sandy soil and I’ll respond well to a prune for shape after flowering
	Plant me 60cm apart
	100% Recyclable Pot and Label Most pots and labels made from 100% recycled polypropylene

Plant family: Rutaceae

Other names:

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The Nature's Nectar ® Collection

Australian native plants are increasingly popular with both home gardeners and landscapers due to the drought tolerant nature and the fact they are usually very hardy plants.

Nature's Nectar® is an exceptional collection of flowering native structural plants that also encourage birds into the garden.

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