Bottle Brush Plant Purple. Bottlebrush plants (callistemon) get their common name from their bristly and typically red flowers that look like a traditional bottle brush.the plants mostly flower in the spring and summer. The foliage is also smaller and narrower.
One key point in getting bottlebrush to flower is not snipping off the flower buds. They're ideal as border plants, as hedging or in a container.callistemon is a genus of shrubs in the family myrtaceae, first. Stunning purple bottle brush flowers on a medium shrub.
Stunning purple bottle brush flowers on a medium shrub.
We can't ship this product to south australia, tasmania, or western australia for biosecurity reasons. Older plants can get to around 10 feet and can be trained up into a small tree. A bottlebrush plant turning brown is indicative of a number of potential issues that stem from roots to crown. It has a distinctive flower that resembles a brush used to clean the interior of a bottle, hence the name.