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Kennedia nigricansBlack Coral Pea Botanical Name: Kennedia nigricans Family: Fabaceae Origin: Western Australia (Australian native) Plant Type: Evergreen vigorous climbing or trailing vine Overview A bold and dramatic Australian native climber, Kennedia nigricans thrives in Adelaides Mediterranean climate and is known for its striking black and yellow pea flowers that appear from late winter through spring. Exceptionally tough once established, it handles heat, coastal

cultivar selected in North America

sun-loving creeping phlox that carpets the ground with masses of pink flowers in late winter–spring—perfect for Adelaide and South Australian gardens

low border along pathways

Mediterranean-style gardens

fresh lime tints on new growth

Planting Density: Climbers: 1 plant per 2–3 m along fences or structures

5–2 m W (can be maintained smaller with pruning)

delivering months of colour and sculpture-like

Ajuga reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’ brings colour and texture to shaded Adelaide gardens

‘Black Pantha’ delivers rich

Planting Density: Mass planting or borders: 1 plant per 1–1

‘Fairy Floss’ combines soft pastel colour with extreme toughness