4 Anigozanthos BushScarlet
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Anigozanthos ‘Landscape Scarlet’ PBR

A prolific bloomer for half the year, Anigozanthos “Landscape Scarlett” generates dozens of bright red flowering stems. Its upright posture creates wonderful cut flowers that can last up to two weeks in a vase. It’s quite hardy and if cut back hard to the ground, will reshoot with fresh new growth.

H ~ 1.7m     W ~ 1.5m

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