Anigozanthos - BUSH FIRE - Kangaroo Paw 'Rambofire' PBR

SKU: 9336490039758

Size: 140 mm
Price:
Sale price$18.00

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Description

"Bush Fire", a cultivar of the Anigozanthos lineage, commonly known as Kangaroo Paw, erupts in a blaze of bright yellow-orange blooms, with reddish-orange hints reminiscent of flickering flames. As a native to Western Australia, this small shrub infuses gardens with an effulgent warmth, drawing attention to its fiery aesthetic. Perfect for creating a bold statement or a vivid focal point, this variety's flowers radiate intensity.

When "Bush Fire" is planted in the ground, it's beneficial to enrich sandy soils with organic compost to provide a nourishing base. This sun-admirer prefers consistent moisture, especially in warmer periods. For a richer bloom, it's recommended to apply a controlled-release native plant fertiliser during Djilba (Late Winter to Early Spring). Pruning "Bush Fire" hard to the ground in early Djeran (Autumn) ensures a reinvigorated burst of growth. This plant is impressively resilient once established, effortlessly maintaining its alluring presence.

Botanical Name Anigozanthos 'A06-0218' x 'A02-1200'
Common Name  Kangaroo Paw
Cultivar Bush Fire
Classification
Kangaroo Paws
PBR Name Rambofire
Origin Western Australia
Foliage Evergreen
Height 40 - 50 cm
Width 40 - 50 cm
Light Full sun
Soil Plant in sandy/loamy soil enriched with aged compost/soil conditioner. Sensitive to fresh manures. Can be planted in a pot/container in a native potting mix.
Water Requirement Water moderately through hot weather for best results. Once established, will only require hand-watering in cool weather during long periods of drought.
Lifespan Perennial
Flower Colour Bright yellow-orange tinged with reddish-orange
Flower Time Djilba - Bunuru (Early Spring to Late Summer), can also flower during Djeran (Autumn)
Toxicity Moderately toxic to dogs if ingested. Mildly toxic to other pets and humans if ingested.


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