Anigozanthos - AMBER VELVET - Kangaroo Paw 'Amber Velvet' PBR

Anigozanthos - AMBER VELVET - Kangaroo Paw 'Amber Velvet' PBR

140 mm
$9.93
Sale price  $9.93 Regular price  $12.89
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Anigozanthos - AMBER VELVET - Kangaroo Paw 'Amber Velvet' PBR

Anigozanthos - AMBER VELVET - Kangaroo Paw 'Amber Velvet' PBR

$9.93
Sale price  $9.93 Regular price  $12.89
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"Amber Velvet", a variant of Anigozanthos (Kangaroo Paw), parades brilliant orange-red blossoms with sun-kissed yellow undertones, offering a luminous display reminiscent of Western Australian sunsets. As a testament to its roots, this Western Australian native adds an exotic touch to gardens, making a captivating centrepiece when potted or an impressive spectacle when mass planted. Its fiery hues are not only a visual treat but also act as a magnet for native birds, enhancing any garden's ecosystem.

When planting "Amber Velvet" in the ground, enriching sandy soils with organic compost can provide a nutritious base for the plant. Thriving in full sunlight, this perennial prefers consistent watering initially but reveals its hardy nature once established, demanding lesser care. A dose of balanced, slow-release fertiliser in Djilba (Late Winter to Early Spring) ensures a lush growth. As early Djeran (Autumn) sets in, it benefits from a hard prune down to the ground, rejuvenating its vibrant presence for the seasons to follow.

Botanical Name Anigozanthos [humilis x flavidus] x [pulcherrimus x flavidus]
Common Name  Kangaroo Paw
Cultivar Amber Velvet
Classification
Kangaroo Paws
PBR Name Amber Velvet
Origin Western Australia
Foliage Evergreen
Height 50 - 60 cm
Width 40 - 50 cm
Light Full sun
Soil Plant in sandy/loamy soil enriched with aged compost/soil conditioner. Sensitive to fresh manures. Can be planted in a pot/container in a native potting mix.
Water Requirement Water moderately through hot weather for best results. Once established, will only require hand-watering in cool weather during long periods of drought.
Lifespan Perennial
Flower Colour Bright orange-red with yellow undertones
Flower Time Djilba - Bunuru (Early Spring to Late Summer), can also flower during Djeran (Autumn)
Toxicity Moderately toxic to dogs if ingested. Mildly toxic to other pets and humans if ingested.


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