Anigozanthos Dwarf orange/red
Out of stock
Anigozanthos Dwarf orange/red
Also known as Kangaroo’s paw, these hardy plants boast bright flowers from spring through to autumn. Plants are naturally compact and hardy. Anigozanthos are a clump-forming perennial that is ideal for the landscape and in containers. Do not over water them. Easy to grow. Hardy.
R65.00
Out of stock
Anigozanthos Dwarf Orange/Red
Also known as Kangaroo’s paw, these hardy plants boast bright flowers from spring through to autumn. Plants are naturally compact and hardy. Anigozanthos are a clump-forming perennial that is ideal for the landscape and in containers. Do not over water them. Easy to grow. Hardy.
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| Weight | .5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 5 × 12 cm |
| colour | Orange, Red |
| pot size cm |
Product Location
Cape Town, South Africa-
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