Botanical name | Freylinia lanceolata |
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Plant Care | Full Sun Full Sun – Prefers 6 or more hours of sun per day. Frost Hardy Frost Hardy – Can Handle frost without damage. Moderate Watering Moderate Watering – Requires Regular Watering. Indigenous Indigenous – Originates in South Africa. |
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Flowers | May June July August September This plant bears yellow, fragrant, bell-shaped flowers borne in winter and early spring. |
Common name(s) | Honeybells, honeybell bush. |
Foliage | This plant has long, drooping branches of willow-like foliage. |
Uses in landscape design | Can be used for informal hedging, screening and townhouse gardens. |
Fruit | This plant has small brown fruit. |
Wildlife attractions | butterflies |
Freylinia lanceolata (Honeybells, honeybell bush.)
- Botanical name: Freylinia lanceolata
- Common name(s): Honeybells, honeybell bush.
- Categories: Shrubs and Perennials
Plant description:
Freylinia lanceolata bears yellow, fragrant, bell-shaped flowers borne in winter and early spring. Long, drooping branches of willow-like foliage. This plant thrives in moist conditions. For best results plant in full sun and water and feed with 3:1:5 slow release or organic fertiliser.
Family: Scrophulariaceae
Botanical Pronunciation: frey-LIN-ee-uh lan-see-oh-LAY-tuh
Freylinia lanceolata requirements and features
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Requires moderate maintenance.
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May June July August September
This plant bears yellow, fragrant, bell-shaped flowers borne in winter and early spring.
This plant has long, drooping branches of willow-like foliage.