Position: Grow in full sun to part shade in a garden bed or a large patio container. Allow space for its gently weeping growth and slowly spreading habit.

Soil & watering: Use well-drained soil, or a quality potting mix in a container with drainage. Water when dry during the first six weeks after planting, and regularly during dry weather. Check containers more often as their potting mix can dry faster than garden soil.

Feeding: Apply slow-release fertiliser in spring at the rate stated on the fertiliser label. Water in as directed.

Pruning & seasonal care: Prune older foliage and stems in winter to encourage fresh spring growth. In colder regions it may become deciduous, with new foliage appearing again in spring.

Due to Australian quarantine restrictions, this product cannot be sent to WA, NT or TAS.

• A suitable soil improver for preparing the planting area.
• Mulch to help retain soil moisture; keep clear of plant stems.
• Slow-release fertiliser for the spring feed.
• A watering can or hose for establishment watering.

How large does Stupendulous Pink grow?

Approximately 500 mm high and 700 mm wide, with a slowly spreading habit.

When does it flower?

It produces pink, wisteria-like flowers in spring.

Can I grow it in a pot?

Yes. It is suitable for a large patio container with drainage. Check the potting mix regularly and water as needed.

Does it lose its leaves in winter?

It may become deciduous in colder regions. Fresh foliage reappears in spring.

When should I prune it?

Prune older foliage and stems in winter to encourage fresh spring growth.

How much sun does it need?

Choose full sun to part shade.

What size plant will I receive?

The supplied stock is in a 175 mm pot, approximately 450 mm above pot. Heights and appearance vary naturally between plants and seasons.