Botanical name – Telopea speciosissima mongaensis Corroboree

Common name – Corroboree Waratah

Description – One of the neatest of all the Waratahs, Corroboree also produces prolific quantities of large rounded deep red, pink-tipped blooms throughout spring. Corroboree is versatile in the landscape; use as a single specimen, for formal hedging, in large containers or as a transitional plant on fernery or rainforest margins. Extremely popular, very long lasting cut flower. Wherever it’s planted there will be constant visits from a range of honey-eating birds, as nectar flow is strong. Grows well in cool temperate to sub tropical climates, in full sun or partial shade and in moist but well drained clay loams, neutral to low acid pH. Prune off spent flowers to retain a dense habit. Frost tolerant and will handle sea breezes in second-line coastal gardens.

Flower Colour – Red

Flower Period – Spring/Summer

Fruiting – N/A

Location – Full Sun / Part Shade

Care – With a substantial height of 4.0m and width of 2m, Corroboree Waratah flourishes in well-drained acidic soil with a low pH. Moderate frost tolerance and a preference for moderate watering contribute to its robust growth.

Mature height – 4 H x 2m W

Sizes/Plant height approximate (above pot);
140mm – 40cm


**All plant stock and sizes are approximates and subject to grower availability as per the time of year**

Plant Key 
Some quick facts about this plant:

	Full Sun
	Part Shade
	Moderate Watering
	Ideal for Pots
	Flowering
	Wild Life Attracting
	Frost Tolerant
	2m Wide
	43m High