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Chinese Tamarisk
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NZ$15.00
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Tamarix chinensis
Grade 80cm+ (This is the height of the plant you will receive)
Supplied as bare-rooted, all plants are dipped into an organic hydrating medium to keep their roots healthy and moist. We take extra care in packaging, using durable and well-supported materials to ensure your plants arrive safely.
Upon arrival, you can store your plants in their unopened packaging in a cool, dark place for up to 5–10 days.
Chinese TamariskBotanical Name: Tamarix chinensis
The Chinese Tamarisk is a graceful, deciduous shrub or small tree known for its fine, feathery foliage and soft, cloud-like plumes of pink flowers that bloom from late summer into autumn. The flowers are small but appear in dense, showy sprays that attract bees and pollinators, adding a soft, airy texture to gardens.
Key Features:
The Chinese Tamarisk is a graceful, deciduous shrub or small tree known for its fine, feathery foliage and soft, cloud-like plumes of pink flowers that bloom from late summer into autumn. The flowers are small but appear in dense, showy sprays that attract bees and pollinators, adding a soft, airy texture to gardens.
Key Features:
- Height: Typically grows 3–5 metres tall, with a spreading, open habit.
- Foliage: Delicate, needle-like green leaves resembling those of conifers, offering a light, wispy appearance.
- Flowers: Masses of tiny, pale to deep pink flowers appear on long arching stems, providing late-season colour.
- Seasonal Interest: Attractive throughout the growing season, particularly valued for its autumn flowering when many other plants have finished blooming.
- Sun: Thrives in full sun.
- Soil: Prefers well-drained soils but is highly tolerant of poor, sandy, or salty soils.
- Conditions: Extremely drought-tolerant and can withstand coastal exposure, wind, and dry conditions once established.
- Maintenance: Prune regularly to maintain shape and encourage fresh flowering wood.
- Coastal gardens
- Windbreaks
- Dry, challenging sites
- Adding soft texture and late-season colour to mixed borders