Leptospermum Scoparium MANUKA honey plant pot 20 (red))
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Leptospermum Scoparium or commonly called Manuka is an outdoor plant native to Australia and New Zealand belonging to the Myrtaceae family. It is an evergreen shrub that can reach up to 5 metres in height with long, erect, woody and variously branched stems and dense, small, lance-shaped or narrow dark green leaves. It blooms in late spring producing small flowers consisting of 5 five red petals arranged in a star shape around a dark corolla.
Due to its melliferous nature and its ease of cultivation and resistance to cold, it is appreciated both as an ornamental plant for balconies and terraces and as a shrub to be grown in groups to form hedges in the garden and to create colourful patches; it requires exposure in full sun adapting perfectly even to areas of half-shade. Good quality, well-drained universal soil is recommended and should be watered regularly during the warmer seasons, as soon as the substrate starts to dry out but avoiding waterlogging.
| climate | Mediterranean (not below -5 degrees) |
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| irrigation | media |
| growth | 5 cm per year |
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