Cantua buxifolia ‘Hot Pants’ Flowering Shrub 3.5″ Pot Orange Magenta Bi-colored Blooms

Discover Cantua buxifolia ‘Hot Pants’

Cantua buxifolia ‘Hot Pants’, known as the Sacred Flower of the Andes, is a stunning flowering shrub that showcases vibrant bi-colored blooms. The flowers, with striking orange tubes that transition into magenta skirts, create a captivating display as they dangle from the tips of the stems.

This unique variety can grow up to 7 feet tall and wide but can easily be pruned to maintain a more manageable size, making it suitable for both gardens and containers. Typically, the plant blooms in spring, with additional flowers appearing sporadically through summer, adding continuous color to your garden.

Ideal for cooler climates or shaded areas, Cantua buxifolia ‘Hot Pants’ thrives in environments that may not receive full sunlight. As a frost-tender plant, it’s important to protect it from freezing temperatures, so consider planting it in spring if you live in a colder region.

Sold as a well-rooted 3.5″ potted plant, it’s ready to be transplanted into your garden or a larger pot. This eye-catching shrub is perfect for those looking to add an exotic touch to their landscape with its unique flowering display.

Key Benefits:

• Bi-colored flowers bring vibrant color to any garden.
• Suitable for low-maintenance gardens with pruning.
• Perfect for shady spots or cooler climates.
• Versatile as a container plant or garden accent.

FAQs

• What is Cantua buxifolia ‘Hot Pants’? It’s a flowering shrub with stunning bi-colored orange and magenta flowers, native to the Andes.
• Can I grow it in a frost-prone area? This plant is frost tender; it’s best to plant in milder climates or wait until spring.
• How big does it get? It can grow up to 7 feet tall and wide but can be pruned to fit smaller spaces.
• When does it bloom? The plant blooms in spring, with flowers appearing sporadically in the summer.
• How do I care for it? Plant in cool, shaded areas or containers, and prune regularly for size management.