❤️ Nerium Oleander (Red)
(Red Oleander)
Scientific Name: Nerium oleander (Red Flowering Variety)
Description
Red Oleander is an attractive evergreen flowering shrub admired for its clusters of vibrant red to deep crimson flowers and long, narrow green foliage. Its bold blooms and naturally bushy growth habit create a striking Mediterranean and tropical appearance, making it an excellent choice for flowering hedges, garden borders, feature planting, and large decorative containers.
Key Points
• Vibrant red to deep crimson flowers
• Attractive narrow evergreen foliage
• Dense and naturally bushy growth habit
• Long flowering season in warm climates
• Heat and drought tolerant once established
• Excellent for flowering hedges and feature planting
Care
☀️ Light: Full sun for best flowering
💧 Water: Water regularly during establishment; moderately drought tolerant once mature
🌱 Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil
🌡️ Climate: Thrives in warm tropical and subtropical conditions
✂️ Maintenance: Prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage dense branching and new blooms
Size
📏 Plant Height (excluding pot): 30–60 cm
Pricing
💰 Price: [Insert Price Here] (Price for 1 Plant Only – Pot Not Included)
Perfect for:
❤️ Flowering hedges • 🌿 Garden borders • ☀️ Sunny gardens • 🪴 Large decorative containers • 🚪 Entrance planting • 🏡 Residential landscapes • 🏨 Hotels & Resorts
Important Note
📌 Pot is not included with this product.
📌 All parts of Nerium Oleander are highly toxic if ingested. The sap may also irritate the skin and eyes. Wear gloves when pruning and keep away from children and pets.
📌 Do not burn Oleander branches or leaves, as the smoke can be harmful.
📌 Flower coloration may range from bright red to deep crimson depending on the cultivar, flowering stage, and growing conditions.
📌 As a living plant, height, branching, foliage density, flower quantity, and overall appearance may vary depending on season and nursery stock.
📸 Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual plant appearance, size, flower shape, color, and overall form may vary depending on cultivar and growing conditions.