The Story
Pink Pantha Emu Bush is a compact eremophila producing soft pink tubular flowers from late autumn through spring on a neat, well-branched plant growing to around 60-80cm. The flowers are produced in good quantity relative to the plant size and attract honeyeaters reliably. It has a tidier habit than many eremophilas - more compact and self-supporting - which makes it suitable for more formal garden positions where the looser forms of the genus might look out of place. Full sun. Excellent drainage. Phosphorus-free fertiliser. Very drought tolerant once established.
Description
Pink Pantha Emu Bush is a compact eremophila producing soft pink tubular flowers from late autumn through spring on a neat, well-branched plant growing to around 60-80cm. The flowers are produced in good quantity relative to the plant size and attract honeyeaters reliably. It has a tidier habit than many eremophilas - more compact and self-supporting - which makes it suitable for more formal garden positions where the looser forms of the genus might look out of place. Full sun. Excellent drainage. Phosphorus-free fertiliser. Very drought tolerant once established.
