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Prostanthera cuneata

Code	Temp	Category	Description
1	15C+	Indoor	Grow as a houseplant or under heated glass.
2	10 to 15C+	Indoor / Outdoor	Grow indoors, or outdoors in summer in a sheltered spot
3	5 to 10C	Tender	Grow outdoors in summer, and in a heated glasshouse in winter.
4	1 to 5C	Tender	Grow outdoors or under glass without risk of frost.
5	-5 to 1C	Half-Hardy	Hardy in coastal/mild/sheltered areas. Will not tolerate hard/sudden frost. May require winter protection in situ. such as fleece or straw mulch.
6	-10 to -5C	Hardy	May suffer at altitude, central/northerly locations, harsh winters, cold gardens and when grown in pots.
7	-15 to -10C+	Hardy	Will survive most severe winters but may be at risk in central/northerly locations and in pots. Top growth may be destroyed but will usually re-grow.
8	-20 to -15C	Hardy	Will survive severe winter, but may need protection when grown in pots.
9	-20C & Colder	Very Hardy / Hardy	in the severest European climates.

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SKU: 98202290

Styles: Coastal, Contemporary, English Country, Mediterranean, Trees & Shrubs

Description

Family Lamiaceae
Originating from Australia (Tasmania)

A small, rounded, dense, evergreen shrub with tiny, glossy, aromatic leaves and white or pale lilac flowers in summer, from June to August. Prune lightly after flowering.
Grow in moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil in full sun.

Eventual mature plant size :
Height 50-100cm
Spread 50-100cm

Height and spread after 1 – 2 years 1m x 1m
Mature height and spread after 3 – 4 years 1.5m x 1.5m

Colour	Lilac, White
Foliage type	Evergreen
Habit	loose open, Low clump forming
Light requirement	Sun
Location	Garden plant
Plant Type	Low shrub
Season of interest	Spring, Summer
Soil PH	Acid, Alkaline, Neutral
Soil Type	Chalk, Loam, Poor/dry, Sand

Prostanthera cuneata

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Prostanthera cuneata