Leptospermum ‘Outrageous’
A medium shrub with weeping branches that are covered with bright-red flowers in Spring. Bird and bee attracting. H:2m W:1.5m
Enquiry Form
Got questions?
Feel free to send us an enquiry.
A medium shrub with weeping branches that are covered with bright-red flowers in Spring. Bird and bee attracting. H:2m W:1.5m
Other plants you might like...
Medium sized shrub with attractive, pink buds which open into masses of white, honey-scented flowers throughout Winter & Spring. Bird attracting. H. 3m W. 3m
A small spreading shrub producing a profusion of glorious red flowers for most of the year. Flowers almost continually. Bird attracting. H. 1.5m W. 1.5m
Dense shrub with fine aromatic foliage that constantly vaporises citronella oil into the atmosphere confusing mozzies. Massed pink flowers. H. 1.5m
An ideal Winter flowering shrub, this dense and hardy Banksia produces long, showy spikes of golden flowers set off by purplish-black stamens. H. to 4m
A spectacular, weeping shrub is almost completely covered with masses of white flowers in Spring. Ideal feature shrub. Bird attracting. H. 2m W. 2m
A dwarf shrub with single red flowers appearing in abundance from Winter through to Spring. Ideal for mixed gardens, containers or borders. Bee attracting. H:1m W:1m
A medium to tall shrub with aromatic leaves which have a distinct lemon fragrance. Masses of single, white flowers are produced through Summer.
Dense bushy shrub covered in bright pink bottlebrush flowers in Spring. Ideal for screening or hedging. Bird attracting. H. 2-3m
An upright growing shrub producing masses of vibrant pink flowers in Spring. Very hardy. Ideal for hedging or screening. Bird attracting. H. 1.5m
Forming a medium sized hedge with brilliant bronze new foliage which has a delightful lemon scent when crushed. H. 2-3m W. 1-1.5m
A dense, fast-growing, drought-tolerant shrub producing masses of attractive deep red spider flowers for most of the year. Bird attracting. Coastal suited. H.2m W.2m
Grey/green, finely divided foliage is carried on spreading, gracefully arching branches giving the appearance of a male lyrebird. Masses of long yellow flowers appear in Summer attracting nectar feeding birds.
