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Boronia heterophylla

Red Boronia, Kalgan Boronia

Boronia heterophylla

$12.00

Boronia heterophylla, commonly known as Red Boronia, is an upright, bushy, evergreen shrub native to Western Australia, celebrated for its fragrant, reddish-pink, bell-shaped flowers that bloom in spring. It features fine, glossy green foliage that complements its vibrant blooms, emitting a pleasant citrusy aroma when brushed. This plant is relatively low-maintenance, thriving in well-drained, slightly acidic soil with partial shade, and prefers protection from strong winds.

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Detailed Description:
  • Appearance:

    Boronia heterophylla is an attractive shrub with a naturally upright and somewhat open form, typically reaching 1.5-2 meters in height and 1-1.2 meters in width. Its narrow, dark green leaves are leathery and contrast beautifully with the profusion of bright pink flowers. 

  • Flowers:

    The standout feature of this plant is its abundant, bell-shaped flowers, which are a striking reddish-pink color. They appear in spring and are slightly fragrant, making them a delightful addition to any garden. 

  • Foliage:

    The leaves are evergreen and contribute to the plant’s overall appeal, especially when contrasted with the vibrant flowers. 

  • Fragrance:
    Boronia heterophylla is known for its pleasant, citrusy fragrance, particularly noticeable when the foliage is brushed or disturbed.
    Garden Uses:
    Boronia heterophylla is well-suited for various garden styles, including native, cottage, and informal gardens. It can be used in mixed borders, near pathways to enjoy its fragrance, or as a low hedge or screen. 

Last Updated on September 23, 2025 by admin

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Cultivation Guide

    • Light: It prefers dappled or partial shade, particularly in warmer climates where it can benefit from morning sun and afternoon shade. 
    • Soil: Well-drained, slightly acidic soil is essential for Boronia heterophylla. 
    • Watering: Consistent moisture is important, but avoid waterlogged conditions. 
    • Wind Protection: It should be protected from strong winds. 
    • Fertilizing: A low-phosphorus, slow-release fertilizer suitable for native plants can be applied in early spring. 
  • Maintenance:
    • Pruning: Light pruning after flowering helps maintain a compact, bushy shape and encourages new growth. 
    • Deadheading: While not always necessary, removing spent flowers can improve appearance and potentially encourage further blooming. 

Last Updated on September 23, 2025 by admin

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Unit

3.5 litre HP
Grade

200-500mm
Annual Production

200
Supplier

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