5 Young Plant Calibrachoa Single Orientale Plants
Calibrachoa Single Orientale Plants
5 Young Plant Calibrachoa Single Orientale Plants
Calibrachoa Single Orientale Plants

Calibrachoa Single Orientale Plants

Despatches: From 9th April 2025.
Calibrachoa x hybrida
SKU: 60831
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Calibrachoa Single Orientale Plants / 5 Young Plant
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Calibrachoa Single Orientale offers vibrant, trumpet-shaped blooms in stunning shades of burnt orange mottled yellow. This compact, trailing plant is perfect for adding colour to hanging baskets, containers, or garden beds. With its long-lasting flowers, it's an ideal choice for creating a beautiful, low-maintenance outdoor display.

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Amanda Clifton

The young plants are growing well but too young to flower yet. They appear very healthy plants

Goes well with...
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