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Photinia Red Robin
$ 15.99
A classic shrub known for its bright red new growth used for hedging and screening.
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Home Delivery to Sydney Metro every Friday
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Free Standard Delivery for Orders over $150
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Premium Delivery Option for Next Day Delivery
Description
An upright shrub with dark green foliage and bright red new growth. The Red Robin produces clusters of creamy white flowers. Commonly used for hedging and screening as it is adaptable to a range of soil types. *All pictures and information intended as a guide only. Plants pictured may vary to the ones you receive as no two are the exact same.
Delivery & Returns
Currently all orders with 'standard delivery' are being sent out every Friday. If you choose 'Premium Delivery' at checkout you will receive next day delivery if your order is placed before 12pm (Sunday delivery unavailable).
To be eligible for a return of any plants or goods, you must send us photographic evidence of the damaged or dead plant or faulty good within 48 hours of receiving delivery. Please note we do not offer returns or refunds for change of mind. You can find more details about our 'Refunds and Returns Policy' here.
To be eligible for a return of any plants or goods, you must send us photographic evidence of the damaged or dead plant or faulty good within 48 hours of receiving delivery. Please note we do not offer returns or refunds for change of mind. You can find more details about our 'Refunds and Returns Policy' here.
CARE TIPS
PLANTING GUIDE
Grow in a sunny to partly shaded position in moist, well-drained soil. When planting, dig a hole twice the width and twice the depth of the pot. Mix in an organic garden mix with the existing soil when backfilling and water in thoroughly. Mulch well to retain moisture and suppress weeds. For hedging and screening space plants at 50-75cm apart. Water as required for 8-12 weeks until established. Water deeply in warmer months reduce frequency in cooler months. Fertilise in warmer months with slow-release fertiliser to encourage growth.
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