Correa pulchella 'Dusky Bells' Shell Pink Crepe Myrtle Maintenance: Tip-prune after flowering or

Maintenance: Tip-prune after flowering or light clip 2–3×/yr to keep hedges crisp and promote new flowers

borders and feature planting in sunny landscapes

all on a compact

rounded shrub with softly aromatic green foliage that releases a fresh herbal scent when brushed

wear gloves when pruning

Correa pulchella 'Dusky Bells' Shell Pink Crepe Myrtle Maintenance: Tip-prune after flowering orDusky Bells Correa Botanical Name: Correa pulchella Dusky Bells Family: Rutaceae Origin: South Australia (native species & local selection) Plant Type: Evergreen compact native shrub Overview Correa pulchella Dusky Bells is a classic South Australian native shrub, prized for its neat form, soft grey green foliage and masses of distinctive dusky pink bell shaped flowers. Exceptionally well suited to Adelaide and South Australian conditions, it thrives