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You Garden Red/Pink/White Yougarden Tricolour Oleander Bush, Pot, Three Flower Colours In One, Ready To Plant 15Cm

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Description

Brighten up your patio or balcony with the exotic beauty of a Tricolour Oleander - three varieties, one incredible plant!This rare and eye-catching shrub produces flowers in red, pink and white, all blooming together in harmony on a single evergreen bush. Each plant is a living bouquet, delivering c...

Highlights

  • Three flower colours, red pink and white, on one evergreen bush
  • Supplied in a 15cm pot with three plants in bud and flower
  • Fragrant blooms attract butterflies and bees
  • Thrives in full sun and drier conditions, good for patio pots
  • Fast-growing and low maintenance with occasional feed and regular watering in heat
  • Survives down to around -5C once established

Key specifications

Pot size
15cm
Plants per pot
Three
Flower colours
Red, pink, white
Supplied state
In bud and flower, ready to plant
Minimum surviving temperature
Around -5C once established

Pros

  • Three colours bloom together on a single bush
  • Ready to display on arrival in a 15cm pot
  • Attracts bees and butterflies
  • Low maintenance and fast-growing in sun
  • Stays out in milder winters down to around -5C

Cons

  • All parts are toxic if ingested, so keep away from children and pets
  • Foliage and sap may irritate the skin on contact
  • Needs moving under cover in colder regions where temperatures drop below around -5C

Frequently asked questions

How is the You Garden Tricolour Oleander supplied?

The plant is supplied as a 15cm pot containing three plants together in bud and flower, ready to plant and display.

Can the Oleander stay outside in winter?

It can survive temperatures down to around -5C once established, but in colder regions it should be moved under cover in winter.

Is the Oleander safe around people and animals?

All parts of the plant are toxic if ingested and the foliage and sap may irritate the skin on contact.

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