Geraldton Wax | Chamelaucium Uncinatum Hybrid 'Nina's Delight' Cape-Town-Plants making it ideal for rustic

making it ideal for rustic

Planting is best done in spring (September-November) or early summer (December)

Botanical Name Nephrolepis

The bypass pruner has an ergonomic handle which is ideal for gardeners with arthritis or those with restricted hand strength

Hardy in coastal conditions and adaptable to soils

Geraldton Wax | Chamelaucium Uncinatum Hybrid 'Nina's Delight' Cape-Town-Plants making it ideal for rusticThe Geraldton Wax 'Nina's Delight' (Chamelaucium uncinatum hybrid) floods your garden with purple blooms from mid August onwards and makes a superb long lasting cut flower. Tough, drought tolerant, and low maintenance, it's tailor made for Cape Town's hot, dry summers and thrives in both coastal and inland settings. Growing Tips: Prefers free draining soil in full sun to partial shade. Very drought tolerant once established with minimal water