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Rose Cone Flower

Isopogon dubius

Winter will be brightened by masses of pink coloured flower heads on this compact shrub.  Great for areas with low Summer rainfall.  Use as a feature plant or to fill in gaps in your garden.  It prefers a sunny position and will attract nectar eating birds and butterflies. Makes a delightful cut flower.

Approx: H: 0.7~1m  W: 0.7~1m

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