Blue Plumbago
Out of stock
One of our blue plumbago plants (Plumbago auriculata) would make a super thank you or birthday gift. Long-flowering with their distinctive pretty blue flowers, best protected from frost and cold winds, our plumbago plants will be happiest on a sunny window sill or conservatory and will bloom on and on from spring to late autumn. Outdoors Blue Plumbago are treated as an annual but indoors they can be overwintered for a stunning display each year.
- British Grown
- Long flowering season
- Perfect for patios or a sunny room
Sorry we've now sold out of these pretty conservatory plants for 2024 but we do have lots of other nice flowering plants available from our main flowering plants page
If you were looking for the plumbago particularly, then please do check back in June 2025 or drop us an email asking to be added to our plumbago wish list and we'll let you know more news as it becomes available.
5/ 5
39 reviews
This was a gift so I haven't seen it but my friend was delighted with it.
Very good plants/ plant food????
good size for price
Great tree. Looking forward to it's next millennia????
I didn't see the plant however, I was told it was perfect.
My daughter loved the Olive tree that I ordered for her.
Beautiful plants and presented really well in pots
Lovely gift idea
Healthy plant, nicely packed for journey
The plant arrived in good time and exactly as described
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
The Plumbago, or “sky flower” is a conservatory plant. It will be happy in a conservatory, or a well-lit window or porch. In milder areas of the UK they will also be happy to spend the summer on a patio or balcony – but they are not hardy.
Make sure your plant gets plenty of light, by putting it near a window but a little way back from the glass to avoid scorching. Very bright direct sunlight is best avoided if possible.
Whilst the plants are in small pots they will need regular watering, especially if in a warm spot. However, the compost does not need to be wet, just slightly damp and it is okay for the soil to dry out on top in between watering. To help your plant grow you might want to add a drop of liquid feed to the water every few waters.
Your Plumbago plant is a climber by nature, cut off dead flowers to encourage more buds and train the plant upwards. As your plant puts on growth it can be re-potted in a larger pot with rich potting compost.
Don’t worry if your plant sheds petals, this is perfectly normal. Keep removing dead flowers and petals and your plant will reward you with more beautiful blooms.
