Also known as Australian Flame Pea - the genus Chorizema given by the botanist Labillardiere in 1792 - contains approximately eighteen s...Read Morepecies, and all but one are endemic to Western Australia. It is one of those colonising plants that appear quickly after fire and bring nitrogen to the soil through their roots.
Charming terminal and axial racemes of small flowers from late winter to early summer, sometimes later. Will sometimes flower in first ye...Read Morear from seed at about 6" high!
Develops into a scandent shrub 2'-3' high, sometimes more. Best in sandy-peat soil, out of full sun which tends to bleach out the flowers. Often not long lived but easy to raise.
Also known as Australian Flame Pea - the genus Chorizema given by the botanist Labillardiere in 1792 - contains approximately eighteen s...Read More
Charming terminal and axial racemes of small flowers from late winter to early summer, sometimes later. Will sometimes flower in first ye...Read More