Anigozanthos 'Bush Glow' (Small 140mm pot)

$18.00

A compact, bushy kangaroo paw with radiant golden-orange flowers held above strappy green foliage. It's a long flowering variety, putting on a show through much of the year, and the blooms are a favourite with nectar-feeding birds. Ideal for sunny spots and pots, it's tough and drought tolerant once established.

  • Mature size: Approx. 50cm H x 50cm W
  • Foliage: Strappy, mid-green
  • Flowers: Golden-orange kangaroo paw flowers, long flowering season
  • Growth habit: Compact, clumping
  • Position: Full sun
  • Climate: Tolerates light frost; drought tolerant once established. Give some shelter from heavy Canberra frosts
  • Water needs: Low to moderate; needs good drainage
  • Soil: Very free-draining soil. Kangaroo paws hate wet feet, so on clay dig in gypsum clay breaker and plant on a mound. In pots, use Native Osmocote Potting Mix.
  • Feeding: Osmocote Native in spring, or Neutrog Bush Tucker as a liquid feed while flowering.
  • Maintenance: Low; cut spent flower stems back to the base to encourage new flowers
  • Ideal for: Native gardens, pots, borders, cut flowers and attracting birds

A compact, bushy kangaroo paw with radiant golden-orange flowers held above strappy green foliage. It's a long flowering variety, putting on a show through much of the year, and the blooms are a favourite with nectar-feeding birds. Ideal for sunny spots and pots, it's tough and drought tolerant once established.

  • Mature size: Approx. 50cm H x 50cm W
  • Foliage: Strappy, mid-green
  • Flowers: Golden-orange kangaroo paw flowers, long flowering season
  • Growth habit: Compact, clumping
  • Position: Full sun
  • Climate: Tolerates light frost; drought tolerant once established. Give some shelter from heavy Canberra frosts
  • Water needs: Low to moderate; needs good drainage
  • Soil: Very free-draining soil. Kangaroo paws hate wet feet, so on clay dig in gypsum clay breaker and plant on a mound. In pots, use Native Osmocote Potting Mix.
  • Feeding: Osmocote Native in spring, or Neutrog Bush Tucker as a liquid feed while flowering.
  • Maintenance: Low; cut spent flower stems back to the base to encourage new flowers
  • Ideal for: Native gardens, pots, borders, cut flowers and attracting birds