Erica Canaliculata Plant Training Low‑maintenance and water‑wise once established

Low‑maintenance and water‑wise once established

Pig’s Ears (Cotyledon) is indigenous to South Africa and has been traditionally used in folk remedies

Store in a cool

Spills gracefully over walls and containers

though it naturally forms a graceful

Erica Canaliculata Plant Training Low‑maintenance and water‑wise once establishedThis impressive indigenous species grows into a small tree that produce thousands of small pink flowers in Summer. This creates a lovely display with dainty, bell shaped flowers that covers the Erica bush like a blanket in Spring Summer. (November February). It is a strong growing, reliable plant and easy to maintain. Can also be used as a potted plant and pruned into various shapes. Botanical Name Erica Canaliculata Growth Expectancy 2m H x 1m W