Protea repens
| Botanical Name: | Proteaceae Protea repens |
|---|---|
| Height: | 3m |
| Width: | 2m |
| Flowering time: | Autumn |
| Bird Attracting: | Yes |
| Position: | Full Sun |
| Frost tolerance: | will tolerate frosts to -5°C |
| Uses: | Feature Plant, Cut Flower |
Description: Protea repens is a Large shrub with a fine leaf foliage also known as Honey Protea, Suikkerbossie or Sugar Bush the flowers which are either red or white appear in Autumn and are highly attractive to birds and bees due to their high sugar content.
How to look after Protea Red Repen:
This Protea should be planted in a well drained soil.
Remove spent flowers after flowering and any unsightly branches to maintain shape of plant.
Protea repen flowers
Protea repen flowers red form
Protea repen flower
Protea repen flower white form
Protea Repen Flowers
Protea repen flowers White and Red form
Protea repen flower
Protea repen flower red form
Protea Repen Plant
Protea repen flowers
Protea repen flowers red form
Protea repen plant
Protea repen flower
Protea repen flower red form
Protea repen flowers
Protea repen flowers red form
Protea Repen Flowers
White and Red Form
Protea repen flowers
Protea repen flowers