Correa lawrenceana

Native to Australia, Correa lawrenceana is a handsome evergreen shrub with rounded greyish-green leaves and pendulous pale greenish-yellow flowers in Spring. The stems are reddish-brown in colour.

Slow growing and not for instant gratification. This plant requires a warm, sunny position sheltered from cold winds. Not at all suitable for cold exposed areas.

• Position: Sheltered in full sun.
• Soil: Moist yet well drained soil.
• Hardiness: Somewhat tender. Correa lawrenceana requires protection from cold winter winds and frost in most gardens and usually grows better in warmer southern parts of the U.K. Protect in cold weather!
• Flowering Period: February to May.
• Flower Colour: Pale greenish-yellow
• Rate of Growth: Slow.will grow to be a medium sized, uprught shrub in the UK, possibly larger in very mild areas..
• Habit: Correa lawrenceana will grow to be a medium sized shrub in the UK, possibly larger in very mild areas.
  • Height: 1.2 - 1.5 m (4 - 5 ft).
  • Spread: 1.4 - 1.5 m (5 ft).

• Please be aware that  Correa lawrenceana can be a fickle and difficult plant in a cold winter or if planted in a poor position. As such, it is not covered by our guarantee.