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Showy Dyandra

Dryandra Formosa ‘Showy Dyandra’

This medium shrub produces gorgeous yellow/orange flowers in spring which look fabulous in a vase. It prefers well drained soil and a full sun to part shade position. Drought resistant and tolerates light frost.

Approx H: up to 3 metres W: up to 2 metres

Add it to a Plant Box of 4 to 32, from $54.95.

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