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Bird attracting Black Cocky Food Coastal Coastal. Tip prune after flowering. Coastal and Bird attracting Coastal and Verge Container Feature tree Fragrant Good cut flower Hanging basket Hardy plant Phytophthora resistant Poolside Pot Plant Pot Plant. Tip prune after flowering. Pot plant and bird attracting Protect roots Prune after flowering Prune for unique fine blue green foliage. Prune lightly after flowering Tip prune Verge Vigorous climber

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Stackhousia monogyna

Creamy Candles

Category: Low Plant
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Dwarf tufting erect or spreading low plant. Grows 0.3-0.8 m h x 0.5-1 m w. Fine linear mid-green foliage. Cylinidrical upright spikes of creamy white flowers from July-Feb. Grows in moist acidic soils in part to full sun. Good container plant.

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