Heather Plant - Calluna vulgaris 'Flamingo'
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Calluna vulgaris 'Flamingo' is a stunning heather type recognised for its delicate pink summer blooms and striking foliage. Its new growth begins as a delicate pale yellow and matures to pinkish-orange tones in cooler temperatures, giving it a flamingo-like shine. Flowering from late summer until autumn, it gives soft colour and texture to borders, pots, and rock gardens while also attracting bees and pollinators.
For the best colour and flower display, plant in acidic, well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Flamingo is a robust and easy-to-grow plant that requires only little trimming after flowering to retain its clean, bushy appearance. Pair with Erica to create a gentle, year-round heather display with varying seasonal highlights.
Supplied in approx. 13cm pots.
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The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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Heather Plant - Calluna vulgaris 'Flamingo'