Prostanthera rhombea Pink Natives

Prostanthera rhombea Pink NativesProstanthera rhombea Pink is a small evergreen shrub with a dense growth habit and a spectacular display of musk pink flowers during late winter and early spring. The aromatic foliage of this Australian native gives it the common name of Mint Bush because of the refreshing fragrance when it is crushed. Pretty in both native and cottage gardens and suitable for containers, rockeries, and pathways. Use a slow release low phosphorus fertiliser to help

Soil: Will grow in a wide range of well-drained soils

as well as small insectivorous birds like wrens and thornbills

upright shrub/tree the leaves are evergreen and create a lush appearance

spreading plant

The plentiful blooms appear from winter through to spring - bringing colour during the cooler months

The delicious apple is ready for harvest in autumn and is blushed reddish pink over pale green skin

The new growth is light green

produced in large bunches from December to January

The Ornamental Grape is related to the common grape vine although this variety does not fruit as much

Although this species is mainly subtropical in origin it has proved highly adaptable with successful plantings as far south as Melbourne and also in the wetter regions of Victoria and even in Tasmania

Banksia prionotes dwarf is an outstanding ornamental species that is ideal for cut flower production due to its brightly coloured flowers

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