R. fastigiatum size:1 gal size

R. fastigiatum size:1 gal sizeR. fastigiatum with it small stature and tiny leaves is often sold as R. impeditum. We were introduced to the real impeditum a few years ago, but lost it. Now we grow R. fastigitum in its place. Both are small growers with blue purple flowers. This species is super hardy, to 15 deg. F. Sharp drainage is very important for this small species to thrive. Adding gravel to the planting mix is a good idea. Flowering occurs in April to May. This plant will

The plant is compact and self branching

staked up as a specimen

Grows well in a container as well as in the ground

but brighter

There is no burning on this tree

The plant is a bit shy flowering

commonly known as Red Boronia

making it quite handsome

then in the late summer it sends up clouds of rose-purple flower panicles that you will love

Grows to 4 ft x 4 ft in 10 years

Erica carnea 'King George' performs like royalty

Given the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society