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Anigozanthos 'Federation Flame' Wine Barrel Lavandula dentata

Anigozanthos 'Federation Flame' Wine Barrel Lavandula dentataAnigozanthos hybrid 'Federation Flame' was bred at Kings Park, Perth and was selected as Western Australia's floral emblem to celebrate Australia's Centenary of Federation. This kangaroo paw produces brilliant, almost fluorescent, orange flowers on strong upright 'white haired' stems beautiful sight against its grey green foliage. If planting in a pot, use a Native Potting Mix. Position: Full sun. Well drained soil. Light frost tolerant. Height: 1m

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Lavandula dentata

zeolite & trace elements for complete plant health

A very floriferous rose with strong

or when soil is dry and plants are suffering from moisture stress

These beautiful terracotta pots and urns in timeless shapes are made to look naturally aged and will age further with use in the garden

Anigozanthos 'Federation Flame' Wine Barrel Lavandula dentataAnigozanthos hybrid 'Federation Flame' was bred at Kings Park, Perth and was selected as Western Australia's floral emblem to celebrate Australia's Centenary of Federation. This kangaroo paw produces brilliant, almost fluorescent, orange flowers on strong upright 'white haired' stems beautiful sight against its grey green foliage. If planting in a pot, use a Native Potting Mix. Position: Full sun. Well drained soil. Light frost tolerant. Height: 1m

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