Rhaphiolepis Oriental Pearl drought-tolerant Converts locked up phosphorous into

Converts locked up phosphorous into a plant available form

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Rhaphiolepis Oriental Pearl drought-tolerant Converts locked up phosphorous intoIndian Hawthorn produces masses of small pink or white flowers in spring and attractive dark berries in summer. Low maintenance, tolerates Perth's sandy soils and periods of drought once established, and forms neat, dense mounds. Full sun to part shade. Well drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Low fertiliser needs. Oriental Pearl produces white flowers on a medium, spreading form slightly more open and graceful in habit than the compact