Geraldton Wax | Chamelaucium Uncinatum Hybrid 'Nina's Delight' Cape-Town-Plants Planting is best done in

Planting is best done in spring (September-November) or early summer (December)

Botanical Name Nephrolepis

Hardy in coastal conditions and adaptable to soils

Place indoors or outdoors depending on plant requirements

strap-like evergreen leaves form a graceful fountain of greenery

Geraldton Wax | Chamelaucium Uncinatum Hybrid 'Nina's Delight' Cape-Town-Plants Planting is best done inThe Geraldton Wax 'Nina's Delight' (Chamelaucium uncinatum hybrid) floods your garden with purple blooms from mid August onwards and makes a superb long lasting cut flower. Tough, drought tolerant, and low maintenance, it's tailor made for Cape Town's hot, dry summers and thrives in both coastal and inland settings. Growing Tips: Prefers free draining soil in full sun to partial shade. Very drought tolerant once established with minimal water