Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

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Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' 33cm Evergreen Trees Direct
  • Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' 33cm Evergreen Trees Direct
Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' 33cm Evergreen Trees Direct
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Description

Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' is a standout Australian native, combining the resilience of local flora with vibrant bell-shaped flowers. This evergreen shrub showcases tubular blooms that sway gracefully, captivating garden visitors. Adaptable and low-maintenance, it’s a choice selection for gardeners who appreciate both aesthetics and functionality.

Common Name: Tucker Time Dinner Bells
Botanical Name: Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'
Pot Size: 33cm
Mature Height: Height, e.g. 1-1.5m
Mature Width: Width, e.g. 1m
Foliage: Dark green, elliptical leaves
Flowering period: e.g. Late autumn to early spring
Flower Color: e.g. Bright yellow to orange-red
Form/Habit: Compact, bushy shrub
Uses: Container plant, garden borders, understorey planting, wildlife gardens
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Light frost, drought
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Maintenance: Low; occasional pruning to shape
Water requirement: Moderate

Planting your Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

How to Plant Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Site Selection: Choose a location with well-draining soil and partial shade.
Soil Preparation: Enrich the soil with organic compost.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole roughly twice the size of the pot.
Planting: Position the Correa in the hole, level it, backfill with soil, and water well.

Caring For Your Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Caring for Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, but avoid overwatering.
Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch to maintain soil moisture.
Pruning: Trim lightly after flowering to maintain a dense growth habit.

Frequently Asked Questions about Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' bird-attracting? Yes, its tubular flowers attract nectar-feeding birds.
Can it be grown in containers? Yes, its compact size makes it suitable for pot cultivation.

Description

Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' is a standout Australian native, combining the resilience of local flora with vibrant bell-shaped flowers. This evergreen shrub showcases tubular blooms that sway gracefully, captivating garden visitors. Adaptable and low-maintenance, it’s a choice selection for gardeners who appreciate both aesthetics and functionality.

Common Name: Tucker Time Dinner Bells
Botanical Name: Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'
Pot Size: 33cm
Mature Height: Height, e.g. 1-1.5m
Mature Width: Width, e.g. 1m
Foliage: Dark green, elliptical leaves
Flowering period: e.g. Late autumn to early spring
Flower Color: e.g. Bright yellow to orange-red
Form/Habit: Compact, bushy shrub
Uses: Container plant, garden borders, understorey planting, wildlife gardens
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Light frost, drought
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Maintenance: Low; occasional pruning to shape
Water requirement: Moderate

Planting your Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

How to Plant Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Site Selection: Choose a location with well-draining soil and partial shade.
Soil Preparation: Enrich the soil with organic compost.
Hole Digging: Prepare a hole roughly twice the size of the pot.
Planting: Position the Correa in the hole, level it, backfill with soil, and water well.

Caring For Your Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Caring for Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, but avoid overwatering.
Mulching: Apply a layer of organic mulch to maintain soil moisture.
Pruning: Trim lightly after flowering to maintain a dense growth habit.

Frequently Asked Questions about Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells'

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Correa 'Tucker Time Dinner Bells' bird-attracting? Yes, its tubular flowers attract nectar-feeding birds.
Can it be grown in containers? Yes, its compact size makes it suitable for pot cultivation.

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