Carmichaelia glabrescens

How to grow Carmichaelia glabrescens in NZ

Growing Carmichaelia glabrescens in New Zealand is straightforward as it thrives in full sun and free draining soils. It tolerates drought, wind, and coastal exposure, making it a good option for challenging environments. Plant in open, sunny positions for best flowering. Once established, it is extremely hardy and requires little intervention.

Carmichaelia glabrescens care tips

Caring for Carmichaelia glabrescens is easy, as it is naturally resilient. Fertiliser is generally not required, though a light application in spring can support growth in poor soils. Minimal pruning is needed, though plants can be trimmed after flowering to maintain shape if desired. It is best left undisturbed once well established.

Carmichaelia glabrescens size, spacing, and growth rate

Carmichaelia glabrescens typically grows 1 to 3 metres tall and 1 to 2 metres wide, forming an upright shrub. For mass planting or restoration, space plants 1 to 1.5 metres apart. The growth rate is moderate, with plants establishing steadily and providing reliable coverage and seasonal flowers.

Landscaping uses for Carmichaelia glabrescens

Carmichaelia glabrescens is valued for its upright form and adaptability. It is ideal for native gardens, dry landscapes, and coastal plantings. It is also widely used in restoration projects where resilience and ecological benefits are important. The summer flowers add a splash of colour and provide food for pollinators.

Why buy Carmichaelia glabrescens from The Plant Company?

Purchasing Carmichaelia glabrescens from The Plant Company ensures you receive strong, healthy plants grown in New Zealand conditions. As NZ’s most trusted plant nursery, we supply premium quality natives that establish quickly and thrive. Customers value our expert guidance, fast nationwide delivery, and careful packaging. When you buy from The Plant Company, you can be confident your Carmichaelia glabrescens will provide long lasting beauty and resilience in your landscape.