Pratia angulata ^Sale

Pratia angulata
Panakenake, or White Star Creeper

Description:
Creeping, mat-forming native groundcover with small, bright green leaves and masses of tiny white star-shaped flowers appearing from spring through autumn. It spreads quickly but remains low and non-invasive, making it ideal for covering soil between stepping stones or under trees. The flowers are followed by small, pale blue berries. It is hardy, evergreen, and tolerant of a range of conditions typical of New Zealand gardens.

Height:

2–5 cm

Width:

50–100 cm (spreading habit)

Position:

Full sun to full shade. Prefers some moisture and shelter in very hot or dry sites

Soil:

Moist, well-drained soil. Tolerates clay and damp conditions. Benefits from organic-rich soil but adaptable to a range of soil types

Uses:

·          Groundcover under trees or shrubs

·          Between pavers and stepping stones

·          Native or woodland gardens

·          Erosion control on banks

·          Container plant or living mulch

               Care Tips:

·          Water regularly during dry periods to keep soil moist

·          Trim edges to contain spread if needed

·          Mulch to retain soil moisture

·          Divide and replant sections if it becomes too dense

·          Tolerates light foot traffic

·          Hardy to light frosts and coastal conditions

We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the grade and quality of the plant in the images. 

Plants are subject to availability; there is a slight possibility the plants can be sold before your order is processed. In this instance we can offer a refund or credit and let you know when more plants become available.