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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

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Botanical name

Freylinia lanceolata

Plant Care

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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

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.

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