Heath lechenaultia (Lechenaultia tubiflora)

Heath lechenaultia

Heath lechenaultia is a captivating flowering plant, with clusters of tubular blooms that flaunt vivid hues drawing pollinators. Its foliage is delicate, often arranged in a compact fashion, reflecting an adaptation to its native, nutrient-poor sandy soils. This resilient flora thrives in full sun, its blossoms mirroring the intense Australian light it basks in. Heath lechenaultia's striking appearance makes it a desirable choice for ornamental gardens.

Scientific classification

Species

Heath lechenaultia (Lechenaultia tubiflora)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Care Guide for Heath lechenaultia

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Pruning: Heath lechenaultia features attractive tubular flowers and thrives with regular pruning in early spring. Trim back one-third of the previous growth and remove dead branches using clean tools. This practice promotes denser foliage and vibrant blooms while maintaining plant health through proper sanitation.

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