Callistemon or "Bottle Cleaner" variety Captain Cook
Callistemon is a genus comprising numerous species of evergreen shrubs and trees native to Australia that share a remarkable affinity with our Myrtaceae family. They have also become popular in Europe thanks to their distinctive, spectacular flowers in ascending, broom-like spikes.
Callistemon is a genus comprising numerous species of evergreen shrubs and trees native to Australia, closely related to our Myrtaceae family. They have also become popular in Europe thanks to their distinctive, spectacular flowers in ascending, brush-like spikes. They can be grown outdoors in all temperate climates. In harsher climates, they are grown in pots and brought indoors for the winter, watered generously during flowering and sparingly in winter. They prefer moist, well-drained, non-calcareous soil. They tolerate pruning and drought.
"Captain Cook"
It has red flowers in March-April. It re-flowers in summer-autumn and can reach a height of 2 meters.
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