Leucospermum Tango Japanese bell Southern Honeysuckle (Lonicera subspicata)

Southern Honeysuckle (Lonicera subspicata)

Best used as hedges or bank stabilization or erosion control

which dangle like white tassels from December through February

tolerates no drainage

This perennial grows up to three feet tall and wide

Leucospermum Tango Japanese bell Southern Honeysuckle (Lonicera subspicata)Leucospermum Tango A shrub that reaches a height of up to eight feet tall and five feet wide. Orange red pincushion flowers bloom in the winter and spring. It is best to prune when the plant is young for compact growth. It is a cross between Leucospermum glabrum 'Helderfontein' and Leucospermum linare 'Diadem' Full sun Well drained soil Occasional irrigation once established Drought tolerant once established Deer tolerant Hardy up to 24 degrees Native