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Kangaroo Paw

Anigozanthos Celebrations ‘Carnivale’ PBR

An exciting addition to the Kangaroo Paw family bred by Kings Park Botanic Garden, this new variant features highly unique year-round purple flowers. Multi-plant in pots to create interest in courtyard gardens, or add spectacular washes of colour to your garden by planting en masse or as borders. They also make superb cut flowers.
Best suited to full sun / partly shaded positions in well-draining soil. Low maintenance as well as frost, salt and drought hardy, we suggest you prune after flowering to encourage new growth.

H- 0.5m W- 0.4m

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