Leptospermum 'Copper Glow'

CHARACTERISTICS:

Foliage: Leptospermum, commonly known as Tea Tree, is known for its small, needle-like leaves. The foliage of some cultivars may exhibit coppery or reddish tones, especially during certain seasons or under specific growing conditions.

Flowers: Leptospermum plants typically produce small, five-petaled flowers that can be white, pink, or red, depending on the cultivar. The flowers are often star-shaped and appear abundantly during the flowering season.

GROWING CONDITIONS:

Sunlight: Leptospermum species and cultivars generally prefer full sun to partial shade. Full sun exposure often enhances flowering and foliage color.

Soil: Well-drained, slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soils are suitable for Leptospermum. They are adaptable to various soil types.

Watering: While Leptospermum is somewhat drought-tolerant once established, regular watering is important, especially during dry periods.

LANDSCAPING AND GARDEN

Leptospermum Copper Glow, if it exists, would likely be used as an ornamental shrub in gardens and landscapes.

Suitable for mixed plantings, borders, or as a standalone specimen.

MAINTENANCE:

Pruning may be required to shape the plant and encourage bushiness.

Deadheading spent flowers can promote more blooming.

Note: For the most accurate and detailed information about the specific cultivar "Leptospermum Copper Glow," including its growth habits, foliage color, and flowering characteristics, it's recommended to consult local nurseries, botanical gardens, or horticultural databases. These sources can provide information tailored to the particular cultivar and its performance in specific regions. 

SIZE:

Leptospermum cultivars can vary in size. Some are low-growing ground covers, while others may develop into small trees or large shrubs.

Available 14cm pot

Available 20cm pot