This fast-growing species should be cut regularly after flowering to keep compact habit, flexible branches arched slightly trimmed down by the end of pretty little blue flowers - purple, blooming in waves throughout the year. The flowers are slightly fragrant. Small round fruits half inch in diameter, yellow, after flowering, they are toxic.
There is a variety flowering white 'Alba'.
The Duranta erecta can be planted in alignment and form a defensive hedge, branches are equipped with spines.
GOLDEN DEWDROP - DURANTA ERECTA
| Origine | ||
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Country | Central and south America, Caribbean |
| Exposition | ||
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ensolleillée | |
| Fleurs couleurs | ||
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Blue | slightly fragrant |
| Fruits | ||
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Fruits | yellow round fruit, toxic |
| Hauteur à maturité | ||
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Size | 10 feet |
| Besoin en eau | ||
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Medium | |
| Utilisation | ||
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Utilisation | isolated, cluster, edges |
Description
This fast-growing species should be cut regularly after flowering to keep compact habit, flexible branches arched slightly trimmed down by the end of pretty little blue flowers - purple, blooming in waves throughout the year. The flowers are slightly fragrant. Small round fruits half inch in diameter, yellow, after flowering, they are toxic.
There is a variety flowering white 'Alba'.
The Duranta erecta can be planted in alignment and form a defensive hedge, branches are equipped with spines.
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