Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
Hibbertia – Straight Up™
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Hibbertia – Straight Up™

Hibbertia scandens ‘HB02’ PBR

A striking native climber with a naturally upright habit, distinctive purple-toned foliage and bright golden-yellow flowers that create a beautiful contrast throughout spring, summer and autumn. Attractive foliage provides interest even when not in flower. This versatile hibbertia can be trained to climb a trellis or support, making it a lovely choice for adding colour and vertical interest to smaller gardens, courtyards and narrow spaces. Grow in well-drained soil in full sun to part shade, with occasional pruning to maintain a neat shape. Moderately frost tolerant.

H ~ 1–2m W ~ 0.8m

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

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