Colour, structure and bird-attracting appeal all year
Rock Correa ‘Dinner Bells’ topiary ball is a unique Australian native feature plant with soft grey-green foliage and masses of pendulous bell-shaped flowers through the cooler months. Clipped into a neat rounded form, it brings structure, native character and long-lasting seasonal colour to entrances, courtyards, pots and modern landscapes. Hardy, low maintenance and bird-attracting, it performs beautifully in Australian conditions.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Correa glabra decumbens ‘Dinner Bells’ |
| Common Name | Dinner Bells Correa |
| Form | Topiary ball |
| Foliage | Soft grey-green evergreen foliage |
| Flowers | Bell-shaped red and yellow flowers |
| Flowering Time | Autumn to spring |
| Position | Full sun to part shade |
| Soil | Well-drained soil |
| Uses | Pots, courtyards, entrances, native gardens |
| Maintenance | Occasional light trimming |
Native Toughness and Refined Structure
Rock Correa ‘Dinner Bells’ topiary ball combines native toughness with refined structure, delivering year-round form and colourful flowering in a compact designer feature plant.
