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Plant description:

This shrub is a breathtaking sight in flower, generally for many months during late summer to autumn, when large panicles of dark mauve flowers cover the crown of the plant. The dark green leaves have a leathery appearance. Although tender, tibouchinas can be grown in protected places on the Highveld; if frosted, they will have time to recover before flowering time.

 

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Botanical name

Tibouchina granulosa 'Violet'

Plant Care

Size

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Flowers

Flowering time: January, February, March, April, The Tibouchina granulosa ‘Violet’ is a breathtaking sight in flower. This shrub is in flower for many months during late summer to autumn,

Common name(s)

Mauve tibouchina

Origin

Foliage

The dark green leaves of the Tibouchina granulosa ‘Violet’ have a leathery appearance.

Interesting info

Although tender, tibouchinas can be grown in protected places on the Highveld; if frosted, they will have time to recover before flowering time.

Flowering time:

January,
February,
March,
April,

The Tibouchina granulosa ‘Violet’ is a breathtaking sight in flower. This shrub is in flower for many months during late summer to autumn, when large panicles of dark mauve flowers cover the crown of the plant.
Tibouchina granulosa

The dark green leaves of the Tibouchina granulosa ‘Violet’ have a leathery appearance.
Tibouchina granulosa

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