Oleander
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Dwarf Oleander Salmon
Nerium oleander 'Petite Salmon'
Color: Salmon
Medium size blooming shrub with evergreen foliage
Excellent informal flowering hedges
Periodic blooms throughout the year
Extremely hardy plant
Low-maintenance plant
Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies
Dwarf Oleander Salmon is excellent for use as a bright, informal flowering hedge! Also known by its botanical name Nerium Oleander 'Petite', this medium size shrub blooms beautiful salmon colored flowers adding an attractive splash of color to any landscape. Periodic blooms are throughout the year, with more flowers in warmer months. This shrub thrives with easy care, which is part of the reason why you often see them planted on the grounds of many commercial properties. We like to plant them around the patio, along property lines, lining a walkway or driveway, or as an accent for a garden bed. Rewards are big, even with minimal care!
Dwarf Oleander prefers full sun exposure and once established needs little to moderate water. This Nerium Oleander is a dwarf variety, so they offer more aesthetic uses for the home. This Oleander is also drought tolerant once established, and is an evergreen so that it will keep its showy look all year long! They can grow in poor soils, so they are an excellent choice for any yard whether it is for a Mediterranean garden, cottage garden, or city garden!
If you love the sight of hummingbirds and butterflies cavorting about in your garden, plant Dwarf Oleander. Moon Valley Nurseries grows them from our premium quality specimens in our local climate, for the healthiest, best-looking plants ready to thrive in your landscape! Visit any of our locations throughout Houston, and our nursery pros will be glad to help you handpick the perfect Nerium Oleander 'Petite' shrubs for the perfect spot in your yard. Revamp any size landscape because it is one of the best ways to increase property value. Ask us how!
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How are they trained into a tree form?
Prune them to about 3 “stems” and let it grow