FRASER K’GARI ISLAND CREEPER – Tecomanthe Hillii 125mm

Description

                                                              TECOMANTHE HILLII

                                                           FRASER K’GARI ISLAND CREEPER

Tecomanthe hillii is a member of the Bignoniaceae family and is native to Fraser K’gari Island Australia.

The Fraser K’gari Island creeper is a beautiful and spectacular Australian vine from the Queensland region. It is evergreen and flowers in late winter through to late spring.

The flowers are deep pink with a whitish throat with maroon streaks within and are 150mm long in bunches of 8 to 12 on all nodes of the vine as well as old trunk wood.

It grows to around 9 metres and prefers a full sun aspect but will stand a cooler sun position.
The Fraser Island creeper likes dry between watering to constantly moist conditions and is suited to coastal plantings.

This one of my favorite plants.
                                          ENJOY THIS BEAUTIFUL AUSSIE CREEPER!