Hardenbergia plants are fast-growing Australian natives renowned for their vibrant purple, pink, or white pea-like flowers. Perfect for climbing over trellises, as ground cover, or as a cascading feature in pots, Hardenbergia adds a burst of colour to gardens and landscapes. At All Green, we offer a wide selection of Hardenbergia plants, helping you create stunning displays in your outdoor spaces.
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At All Green, we stock a stunning range of climbers to complement Hardenbergia plants. From fragrant varieties to colourful bloomers, our climbers bring beauty and function to your garden.
Hardenbergia thrives in full sun but can tolerate partial shade. For the best flowering, ensure it gets at least 4–6 hours of sunlight daily.
Water weekly during establishment. Once established, Hardenbergia is highly drought-tolerant and requires minimal watering, so it will continue to flourish from winter to spring.
Yes, Hardenbergia grows well in pots. Use a large container with quality potting mix or soil and ensure it has good drainage. Potted Hardenbergia makes a beautiful cascading feature. For more tips on how to grow Hardenbergia, talk to our team.
Hardenbergia requires minimal pruning. Trim after flowering to encourage bushier growth and maintain its shape. Regular pruning also prevents it from becoming too woody.
Yes, Hardenbergia is frost-tolerant and thrives in Melbourne’s late winter climate. Applying mulch around the base can help protect roots during extreme cold and ensure vigorous growth as a climbing plant.
You can buy Hardenbergia plants at All Green. Visit our nursery to explore our range of plants native to Australia and get an expert Hardenbergia growing guide for your garden.
Hardenbergia is generally pest-resistant but may occasionally face issues with caterpillars or fungal diseases. These can be managed with organic pest control, fertiliser or fungicides.