Bloemen-flowers Kennedia rubicunda

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Kennedia rubicunda is a very special subtropical evergreen climber.
The Kenneda rubicunda leaf is dark green and grows to 8 cm long.
This subtropical climber often blooms twice in spring from May to the end of June and in the autumn of August to September.

The beautiful coral-red flowers with black accents are approximately 3 to 4 cm long.
This powerful climbing plant can be cut back too big.
The Kennedia rubicunda does need climbing assistance, it is also used as a ground cover.
Furthermore, the Kennedia nigricans prefer the full sun for exuberant flowering and is an easy cultivation plant.

If the plant becomes too large, it may just be pruned after flowering.
This cultivar plant furthermore does not make any demands on the soil type. During the spring lightly fertilize for the month until the end of summer.
In winter, these plants are cut back to spring fresh in spring.
Winter hardness zone 12 (+ 6ºC).