Leucospermum 'Moonlight'
| Botanical Name: | Proteaceae Leucospermum cordifolium x conocarpodendron |
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| Height: | 1.5m |
| Width: | 1.5m |
| Flowering time: | Late Spring - Early Summer |
| Bird Attracting: | Yes |
| Position: | Full Sun |
| Frost tolerance: | will tolerate frosts to -5°C |
| Uses: | Feature Plant, Cut Flower |
Description: Leucospermum Moonlight is a medium shrub with brilliant yellow flowers in Late Spring to Early Summer which are great for attracting birds to your garden.
Leucospermum Moonlight is drought tolerant but may require water in the first summer of planting and in extremely dry conditions.
How to look after Leucospermum Moonlight:
Leucospermum plants should be planted in a well drained acidic soil, in a position with plenty of air movement.
Remove spent flowers after flowering to maintain shape of plant.
