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Associated Products

Vitax Q4 Pelleted Fertiliser 0.9 kg

(0.9 kg - c&p inc) £6.00

Vitax Q4 Pelleted Fertiliser 2.5 kg

(2.5 kg - c&p inc) £10.00

Vitax Q4 Pelleted Fertiliser 4.5 kg

(4.5 kg - c&p inc) £16.00

Additional Plant Details

Pests & Diseases - scale insects
Place of Origin - South Africa. Introduced into UK by Francis Masson (Kew) 1773.

Delivery Information

Now is our busy spring period - orders are being packed 6 days a week, however please remember it may be 10 days before you RECEIVE your plants.

Orders can also be collected in person from our Nurseries, or some of our shows - just tell us during the checkout process.

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STRELITZIA reginae

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A conservatory or greenhouse plant with orange flowers with purplish-blue centres

Burncoose Catalogue Code

Evergreen - clump forming perennial

Medium Shrub - Typically grow to around 4-6 feet in height

Hardiness Rating

Frost tender - This plant may be damaged by temperatures below 5°C (41 °F).

Mature Dimensions
overall height and width of plant once mature

Height - in metres - 2m

Spread - in metres - 1m

Preferred Location

Full Sun - or partial shade and shelter from cold winds - if growing outdoors

Greenhouse or Conservatory - Not the sort of plants to be grown outside where there are likely to be frosts. These plants need to be grown in a conservatory or cool greenhouse or at least brought inside for the winter - loam-based compost - good light - shade from hottest sun - good ventilation