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Tradescantia zebrina Gift Ideas with the potential for repeat

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Tradescantia zebrina Gift Ideas with the potential for repeatCommon Name: Zebra Plant, Inch Plant, Wandering Dude Description: Tradescantia zebrina is a fast growing, trailing evergreen perennial native to Mexico and Central America. It is prized for its striking foliage, featuring lance shaped leaves with shimmering silver stripes on a deep green background and rich purple undersides. This plant thrives in Melbourne's indoor environments, preferring bright, indirect light but tolerating lower light conditions.

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Description

with the potential for repeat flowering into autumn

It is drought and frost tolerant once established

trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom atop tall

This variety has been bred specifically for Australian gardens and performs exceptionally well in Melbourne’s sunny

light pruning after flowering

Tradescantia zebrina Gift Ideas with the potential for repeatCommon Name: Zebra Plant, Inch Plant, Wandering Dude Description: Tradescantia zebrina is a fast growing, trailing evergreen perennial native to Mexico and Central America. It is prized for its striking foliage, featuring lance shaped leaves with shimmering silver stripes on a deep green background and rich purple undersides. This plant thrives in Melbourne's indoor environments, preferring bright, indirect light but tolerating lower light conditions.

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