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Botanical Name
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Erythrina bidwillii
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Description
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The coral bean forms loosely branched multi-stemmed bush or small tree. This native southwest plant is known for the spring blooming bright red flowers. The informal look makes it ideal for a naturalistic effect in the woodlands planting. The bright red flowers will add beauty to any landscape application. Tolerant of any soil or growing conditions. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.
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Exposure
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Full Sun to Part Shade
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Height x Width
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20' H x 15' W
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Water
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Water regularly until established.
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Zones
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Zones 9-11
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Fertilization
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Fertilize in spring and fall with a well balanced fertilizer.
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Pruning
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Prune to shape in summer to keep a tidy appearance. Prune back lightly in early spring before new growth begins.
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PC #
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CsNH13047
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