Hardy Bromeliad Fascicularia bicolour
The 'Chilean Hardy Pineapple' !
- Fasicularia bicolour is an unusual and interesting plant that will be a talking feature in your garden.
- Its brilliant colours erupt along the leaves giving this hardy plant a tropical appearance.
- This unique evergreen plant produces bright red leaves leading to the rosettes of vivid blue flowers.
- So unusual and spectacular, it will become a real feature in patio containers or a sunny border.
- Supplied ready planted and established in a 3 litre pot.
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Key Points
- Fasicularia bicolour is an unusual and interesting plant that will be a talking feature in your garden.
- Its brilliant colours erupt along the leaves giving this hardy plant a tropical appearance.
- This unique evergreen plant produces bright red leaves leading to the rosettes of vivid blue flowers.
- So unusual and spectacular, it will become a real feature in patio containers or a sunny border.
- Supplied ready planted and established in a 3 litre pot.
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Product Information
This fabulously attractive, exotic plant is hardy down to -10C and very drought tolerant too! Originating in Chile, Fascicularia bicolour is a rare and unusual plant that forms an impressive and tough mound of long, thin, grey-green foliage.
In summer, the inner leaves turn bright red and a ball of electric blue and yellow flowers are formed at the centre of mature plants. This striking combination of colours will be an astonishing contrast to your autumn garden, bringing an exotic twist right through to November! It grows to about 50cm so it is perfect for containers or pots put it in a sunny spot on your patio and it will thrive for years to come.
What Is Supplied
Item 560714 supplied as:
Supplied as an established plant in 3 litre pot
Plant Care Information
Perfect In Pots
Plant In Sunshine
Winter Hardy
Easy To Grow
Care Information
- Grow outdoors in terrestrial bromeliad compost or sharply-draining, gritty, humus-rich soil, in a sheltered frost-free location.
- Protect from winter wet..
- During active growth water moderately and apply a high nitrogen-based fertiliser monthly.
- Water more sparingly during the winter
- Plant in a well-drained soil somewhere it can enjoy the sun.
Planting/Flowering Calendar
Planting Time
Flowering Time
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Fully Grown Plant Dimensions (approx)
50 cm
75 cm
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