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Celebrations Masquerade Kangaroo Paw - 1 Gallon
SKU:
2094405
UPC:
014949488850
$13.99
- Fuzzy, jewel‑toned blooms in rich purple and peacock‑blue add unmistakable color and texture.
- Long season of interest—flowers from spring through fall to keep borders and containers lively.
- Compact clumper—about 16 in. tall × 20 in. wide—perfect for path edges and patio pots.
- Waterwise evergreen: thrives in full to partial sun with very well‑drained, lean soils.
Celebrations Masquerade Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos ‘KPMASQ’, PP34,860) brings a rare palette of purple and peacock‑blue, fuzzy flowers above tidy fans of strappy foliage. Built for sun and sharp drainage, this drought‑tolerant evergreen performs from spring into fall, adding sculptural stems for long‑lasting cut arrangements while drawing pollinators to modern borders, gravel gardens, and mixed containers.
Plant Description
A compact, clump‑forming kangaroo paw selected for its unusual, vibrant flower colors and durable, grass‑like evergreen foliage; ideal for color, form, and cut‑flower use.
Flowers & Bloom Time
Fuzzy clusters in purple and peacock‑blue carried on branched stems; reliable flowering from spring through fall for extended seasonal impact.
Habit & Size
Upright, clumping habit; typically reaches ~16 in. tall and ~20 in. wide, maintaining a neat footprint for small gardens and container accents.
Sun & Exposure
Full sun to partial sun. In hot inland locations, a touch of afternoon shade can help preserve foliage quality without sacrificing bloom.
Water & Soil
Plant in lean, very well‑drained sandy to loamy soil; avoid soggy conditions. Water regularly the first season to establish; once established, water occasionally—best bloom with consistent summer moisture while allowing the mix to dry between waterings.
Hardiness
USDA Zones 9–11; evergreen in mild climates. Protect from hard frost and ensure excellent winter drainage.
Special Features
Drought‑resistant once established; excellent, long‑lasting cut flower; attracts hummingbirds and other pollinators; evergreen texture for year‑round structure.
Landscape Uses
Low‑water borders, gravel/coastal gardens, and mixed containers; striking when massed or repeated for rhythmic color along paths and patio edges.
Care & Maintenance
Remove spent flower stalks at the base to encourage fresh spikes. Groom older or faded foliage as needed. Feed sparingly—overly rich soils and heavy fertilizer can reduce flowering.
Spacing & Planting
Space plants 18–24 in. apart for a continuous ribbon of color and good air movement. Set crowns slightly high to promote rapid runoff around the base.
Container Tips
Use a gritty, fast‑draining mix; allow the top inch to dry between deep waterings. Pair with sun‑loving companions in complementary hues for a bold, modern palette.
Patent
U.S. Plant Patent PP34,860. Asexual propagation is prohibited during the life of the patent.
- Fuzzy, jewel‑toned blooms in rich purple and peacock‑blue add unmistakable color and texture.
- Long season of interest—flowers from spring through fall to keep borders and containers lively.
- Compact clumper—about 16 in. tall × 20 in. wide—perfect for path edges and patio pots.
- Waterwise evergreen: thrives in full to partial sun with very well‑drained, lean soils.
Celebrations Masquerade Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos ‘KPMASQ’, PP34,860) brings a rare palette of purple and peacock‑blue, fuzzy flowers above tidy fans of strappy foliage. Built for sun and sharp drainage, this drought‑tolerant evergreen performs from spring into fall, adding sculptural stems for long‑lasting cut arrangements while drawing pollinators to modern borders, gravel gardens, and mixed containers.
Plant Description
A compact, clump‑forming kangaroo paw selected for its unusual, vibrant flower colors and durable, grass‑like evergreen foliage; ideal for color, form, and cut‑flower use.
Flowers & Bloom Time
Fuzzy clusters in purple and peacock‑blue carried on branched stems; reliable flowering from spring through fall for extended seasonal impact.
Habit & Size
Upright, clumping habit; typically reaches ~16 in. tall and ~20 in. wide, maintaining a neat footprint for small gardens and container accents.
Sun & Exposure
Full sun to partial sun. In hot inland locations, a touch of afternoon shade can help preserve foliage quality without sacrificing bloom.
Water & Soil
Plant in lean, very well‑drained sandy to loamy soil; avoid soggy conditions. Water regularly the first season to establish; once established, water occasionally—best bloom with consistent summer moisture while allowing the mix to dry between waterings.
Hardiness
USDA Zones 9–11; evergreen in mild climates. Protect from hard frost and ensure excellent winter drainage.
Special Features
Drought‑resistant once established; excellent, long‑lasting cut flower; attracts hummingbirds and other pollinators; evergreen texture for year‑round structure.
Landscape Uses
Low‑water borders, gravel/coastal gardens, and mixed containers; striking when massed or repeated for rhythmic color along paths and patio edges.
Care & Maintenance
Remove spent flower stalks at the base to encourage fresh spikes. Groom older or faded foliage as needed. Feed sparingly—overly rich soils and heavy fertilizer can reduce flowering.
Spacing & Planting
Space plants 18–24 in. apart for a continuous ribbon of color and good air movement. Set crowns slightly high to promote rapid runoff around the base.
Container Tips
Use a gritty, fast‑draining mix; allow the top inch to dry between deep waterings. Pair with sun‑loving companions in complementary hues for a bold, modern palette.
Patent
U.S. Plant Patent PP34,860. Asexual propagation is prohibited during the life of the patent.
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