Callistemon viminalis

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Callistemon viminalis, commonly known as Weeping Bottlebrush, stands out with its pendulous branches adorned with brilliant red, brush-like flowers. As an evergreen shrub or small tree, it creates captivating garden visuals while playing a vital role in the ecosystem by drawing in native birds and pollinators. For those aiming to introduce a dash of colour and ecological value to their outdoor spaces, Callistemon viminalis is an impeccable choice.

Common Name: Weeping Bottlebrush
Mature Height (meters): 4-8m
Mature Width (meters): 3-5m
Spacing: 3-4m apart
Foliage: Narrow, lance-shaped green leaves
Flowering period: Spring to early summer, sporadically throughout the year
Form/ Habit: Weeping, pendulous branches forming an open canopy
Uses: Feature tree, street plantings, riparian zones, bird-attracting gardens
Evergreen/ Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Frost, poor soils
Drought Hardy: Yes
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Low; prune to shape and remove spent flowers
Water requirement: Moderate; prefers well-drained soils but can endure occasional waterlogging

Planting your Callistemon viminalis

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How to Plant Callistemon viminalis

Site Selection: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil.
Soil Preparation: While adaptable to different soils, amending with compost can foster growth.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole approximately double the root ball's size.
Planting: Position the Callistemon ensuring it's level with the ground, fill with soil, and water generously.

Caring For Your Callistemon viminalis

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Caring for Callistemon viminalis

Watering: Regular watering during the initial phase promotes establishment. Thereafter, it can handle dry spells.
Mulching: Apply organic mulch around the base to retain soil moisture and deter weeds.
Pruning: Lightly prune after the flowering season to maintain shape and boost new growth.

Frequently Asked Questions about Callistemon viminalis

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do to enhance the flowering of Callistemon viminalis? A balanced fertilizer after the primary flowering season can invigorate subsequent blooms.
Is it suitable for coastal areas? Yes, Callistemon viminalis displays good salt tolerance, making it apt for coastal gardens.

Description

Callistemon viminalis, commonly known as Weeping Bottlebrush, stands out with its pendulous branches adorned with brilliant red, brush-like flowers. As an evergreen shrub or small tree, it creates captivating garden visuals while playing a vital role in the ecosystem by drawing in native birds and pollinators. For those aiming to introduce a dash of colour and ecological value to their outdoor spaces, Callistemon viminalis is an impeccable choice.

Common Name: Weeping Bottlebrush
Mature Height (meters): 4-8m
Mature Width (meters): 3-5m
Spacing: 3-4m apart
Foliage: Narrow, lance-shaped green leaves
Flowering period: Spring to early summer, sporadically throughout the year
Form/ Habit: Weeping, pendulous branches forming an open canopy
Uses: Feature tree, street plantings, riparian zones, bird-attracting gardens
Evergreen/ Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Frost, poor soils
Drought Hardy: Yes
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Low; prune to shape and remove spent flowers
Water requirement: Moderate; prefers well-drained soils but can endure occasional waterlogging

Planting your Callistemon viminalis

How to Plant Callistemon viminalis

Site Selection: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil.
Soil Preparation: While adaptable to different soils, amending with compost can foster growth.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole approximately double the root ball's size.
Planting: Position the Callistemon ensuring it's level with the ground, fill with soil, and water generously.

Caring For Your Callistemon viminalis

Caring for Callistemon viminalis

Watering: Regular watering during the initial phase promotes establishment. Thereafter, it can handle dry spells.
Mulching: Apply organic mulch around the base to retain soil moisture and deter weeds.
Pruning: Lightly prune after the flowering season to maintain shape and boost new growth.

Frequently Asked Questions about Callistemon viminalis

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do to enhance the flowering of Callistemon viminalis? A balanced fertilizer after the primary flowering season can invigorate subsequent blooms.
Is it suitable for coastal areas? Yes, Callistemon viminalis displays good salt tolerance, making it apt for coastal gardens.

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