How fast does Duranta gold grow?

It will grow to approximately three metres high and two metres wide, attaining its ultimate height in about three to four years. The new foliage emerges rapidly after each successive clipping.

How big do Duranta trees get?

Duranta erecta is a sprawling shrub or (infrequently) a small tree. It can grow to 6 m (20 ft) tall and can spread to an equal width.

Where do Duranta trees grow?

When the weather becomes chilly, you can bring the plant inside and place it near a south-facing window for beautiful color all winter long. Duranta plants prefer rich organic soil that is somewhat loamy and drains well. It is especially important to keep soil light if you are planting in a container.

Can Golden Duranta grow in shade?

Duranta plants need full sun to get the energy they need to make blooms and berries. Plants growing in too much shade often get lanky and sparse.

When did the Golden Duranta plant come out?

The modern resurgence in availability began with the new plant craze that swept the nursery industry in the 1990’s and continues to this day. Golden Duranta is an easy to grow summer annual that flourishes in sunny, hot locations.

What kind of foliage does Gold Mound Duranta have?

Mainly grown for its attractive bright yellow foliage, this colorful and easy carefree shrub provides a striking contrast to the typical green tropical landscape. The more sun, the brighter the foliage, while in shade, the leaves are more green than gold.

How tall does a Duranta tree grow in Texas?

We also like to find and recommend root–hardy tropicals as perennials, or even annuals, in some parts of the state. For instance, Duranta is hardy as a subtropical shrub or tree and develops into an irregular spreading large shrub or small tree 15 to 20 feet tall in USDA zones 10 and 11.

Where can I find Duranta in South Africa?

Duranta ‘Gold Mine’ is an exciting new addition to the range of Duranta species already available in South Africa and is available at leading nurseries countrywide. It is a dense, compact shrub that bears leaves which are larger than most other species.

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