Oleander

Oleander (Rose Bay) is traditionally a mediterranean plant, but it will do well in the UK either outdoors in a sheltered spot or indoors in a bright cool room and will bloom on and on all summer long.

A great feature plant for a conservatory or summer patio, these easy care evergreen plants should be protected from frost in the winter months. This week's oleander are fresh in for the new seaons and looking fantastic and in a deep pink colour, just as pictured

90cm high in 4L Pot

We are updating the website all the time, and care instructions will be posted here soon. Please do check back or call us with any questions

Looking after your Oleander

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

The Oleander or Rose Bay thrives in hot Mediterranean climes such as Greece and Turkey where it can live outside without danger from frost. In the UK it will flower on and on outdoors or indoors in the summer

Make sure your plant gets plenty of light, by putting it near a window, or outside on a summer patio. Try to keep it at a cool steady temperature and in the winter, bring it inside and protect it from frost.

Your Oleander should flower more than once each summer. Cut off dead flowers to encourage more buds. At the end of the season cut the plant back heavily to stop it getting leggy. When the plant puts on growth next year it can be repotted it in a larger pot.

Your Oleander should flower more than once each summer. Cut off dead flowers to encourage more buds. At the end of the season cut the plant back heavily to stop it getting leggy. When the plant puts on growth next year it can be repotted it in a larger pot.

We are updating the website all the time, and new information will be posted here soon. Please do check back or call us with any questions

Rose Bay

Nerium Oleander

Yellow, pink and white small trumpet flowers

Nerium oleander is native to northern Africa, the eastern Mediterranean basin and southeast Asia. Oleander prefers dry, warm climates but is quite happy in a sheltered spot or on a sunny patio in the UK.

Season: Jun to Sep

These fast growing plants can grow up to 2m tall in the right spot and have handsome dark evergreen leaves, as well colourful flowers. Leaves and flowers contains toxins which may be harmful if eaten by pets or small children.