Crotalaria cunninghami Australian native plant

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Crotalaria cunninghamii in 50mm Forestry Tube

Category: Natives 1-2m, Natives over 2m

Tags: Natives for Pots, Summer flowering

$10.00

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Description

Crotalaria cunninghamii, also known as the green birdflower, is a perennial shrub growing 1–3 m in height. It has hairy or woolly branches and dull green foliage. The oval leaves are about 30 mm long, the large and greenish pea flowers are streaked with fine black lines, and the club-shaped seed pods are up to 50 mm long. The plant’s flowers grow on long spikes at the ends of its branches. The flower greatly resembles a bird attached by its beak to the central stalk of the flowerhead. Grows in full sun in well drained sandy soils in arid areas.

Additional information

Conditions	Drought Hardy
Height	1-1.5M, 1-2M, 2M and Above
Position	Full Sun
Region	Dry
Soil	Loam, Sandy Loam, Well drained
Watering	Light

Description
Additional information

Description

Crotalaria cunninghamii, also known as the green birdflower, is a perennial shrub growing 1–3 m in height. It has hairy or woolly branches and dull green foliage. The oval leaves are about 30 mm long, the large and greenish pea flowers are streaked with fine black lines, and the club-shaped seed pods are up to 50 mm long. The plant’s flowers grow on long spikes at the ends of its branches. The flower greatly resembles a bird attached by its beak to the central stalk of the flowerhead. Grows in full sun in well drained sandy soils in arid areas.

Additional information

Conditions	Drought Hardy
Height	1-1.5M, 1-2M, 2M and Above
Position	Full Sun
Region	Dry
Soil	Loam, Sandy Loam, Well drained
Watering	Light

Description
Additional information

Description

Crotalaria cunninghamii, also known as the green birdflower, is a perennial shrub growing 1–3 m in height. It has hairy or woolly branches and dull green foliage. The oval leaves are about 30 mm long, the large and greenish pea flowers are streaked with fine black lines, and the club-shaped seed pods are up to 50 mm long. The plant’s flowers grow on long spikes at the ends of its branches. The flower greatly resembles a bird attached by its beak to the central stalk of the flowerhead. Grows in full sun in well drained sandy soils in arid areas.

Additional information

Conditions	Drought Hardy
Height	1-1.5M, 1-2M, 2M and Above
Position	Full Sun
Region	Dry
Soil	Loam, Sandy Loam, Well drained
Watering	Light