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Coprosma rugosa 'Red Rocks'

Description

Common Name:

Coprosma

Description:

A divaricating shrub with orange-red needles of foliage. A neat mounding habit.

Flower:

Tiny white flowers.

Size:

30cm x 1m. Likes being trimmed.

Growing Conditions:

Will tolerate most conditions but dislikes wet soils.

Care:

Trim occasional for size and shape.

Uses:

·         Useful groundcover. Neat form and colour.

·         Contrast and textural plant for a mixed native planting.

·         A plant for exposed and coastal gardens.

Comment:

‘Red Rocks’ was originally discovered on the South Wellington Coast, so it is a little toughie that can handle most conditions. The colour intensifies in the cooler weather.

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Companion Plants:

Coprosma 'Karo Red', Hebe diosmifolia 'Mauve', Pimelea prostrata

Alternative Plants:

Coprosma 'Taiko', Pimelea prostrata, Muehlenbeckia complexa