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The upright tree, Callistemon viminalis is weeping bottlebrush, identical in every way but form. This tall, narrow grower can be seen fully mature in old Palm Springs neighborhoods proving long ...

Weeping bottlebrush (Callistemon viminalis) erupts with scarlet flowers in spring and again in the fall. Some consider the flowers messy but I think their rich red outburst is fair compensation ...

While you might be used to seeing large bottlebrush trees or shrubs in borders, often reaching between 10 and 20 feet tall, there are dwarf varieties, such as Callistemon viminalis 'Little John ...

Two species are commonly seen, the upright lemon bottlebrush (Callistemon citrinus) and the weeping Callistemon viminalis). However, there is also yellow bottlebrush ...

A. You have the tall form of bottlebrush (Callistemon viminalis), and this can flower in cycles from late spring into fall on wood produced in previous months.If you prune in late winter or early ...

Callistemon viminalis, or weeping bottlebrush, has willow-like branches with bright red flowers. Most gardeners prefer to plant bottlebrushes as freestanding specimens along walkways or in a shrubbery ...

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Two species are commonly seen, the upright lemon bottlebrush (Callistemon citrinus) and the weeping Callistemon viminalis). However, there is also yellow bottlebrush ...

Monto: Callistemon viminalis Monto or the Monto Weeping Bottlebrush is one of the tallest Bottlebrushes available to gardeners. Large clusters of 30cm long red flowers occur from spring to autumn.