Bossiaea aquifolium in 50mm Forestry Tube

$7.50

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Description

Bossiaea aquifolium is a slender shrub or tree that typically grows to a height of up to 8 m. The leaves are arranged in opposite pairs and are holly-like, either with wavy edges and nine or more sharp points on the edges or more than fifteen teeth with only a single sharp point on the tip. The pea flowers are yellow to orange with a reddish-brown base and flowering occurs from July to November. Prefers a protected position  in dappled shade in moist light to heavy soils. Drought resistant once established but can be frost tender. Summer water recommended in hot dry districts.

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Conditions

Coastal Tolerant, Drought Hardy, Frost Tolerant

Height

1-2M, 2M and Above

Position

Full Sun, Part Shade

Region

Dry, Sub-Tropical, Temperate

Soil

Clay, Loam, Sandy Loam, Well drained

Watering

light to medium with some summer water

Description

Bossiaea aquifolium is a slender shrub or tree that typically grows to a height of up to 8 m. The leaves are arranged in opposite pairs and are holly-like, either with wavy edges and nine or more sharp points on the edges or more than fifteen teeth with only a single sharp point on the tip. The pea flowers are yellow to orange with a reddish-brown base and flowering occurs from July to November. Prefers a protected position  in dappled shade in moist light to heavy soils. Drought resistant once established but can be frost tender. Summer water recommended in hot dry districts.

photo courtesy of Josve05a/wikimedia commons/CC-BY-SA-2.0

 

Additional information

Conditions

Coastal Tolerant, Drought Hardy, Frost Tolerant

Height

1-2M, 2M and Above

Position

Full Sun, Part Shade

Region

Dry, Sub-Tropical, Temperate

Soil

Clay, Loam, Sandy Loam, Well drained

Watering

light to medium with some summer water

Description

Bossiaea aquifolium is a slender shrub or tree that typically grows to a height of up to 8 m. The leaves are arranged in opposite pairs and are holly-like, either with wavy edges and nine or more sharp points on the edges or more than fifteen teeth with only a single sharp point on the tip. The pea flowers are yellow to orange with a reddish-brown base and flowering occurs from July to November. Prefers a protected position  in dappled shade in moist light to heavy soils. Drought resistant once established but can be frost tender. Summer water recommended in hot dry districts.

photo courtesy of Josve05a/wikimedia commons/CC-BY-SA-2.0

 

Additional information

Conditions

Coastal Tolerant, Drought Hardy, Frost Tolerant

Height

1-2M, 2M and Above

Position

Full Sun, Part Shade

Region

Dry, Sub-Tropical, Temperate

Soil

Clay, Loam, Sandy Loam, Well drained

Watering

light to medium with some summer water