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Hibbertia ScandensSnake Vine Guinea Flower Golden Guinea Vine Twining Guinea Flower Botanical Name: Hibbertia scandens Family: Dilleniaceae Origin: Australia (eastern coastal) Plant Type: Evergreen climber & groundcover Overview Hibbertia scandens (Snake Vine Guinea Flower) is a sunshine bright native for South Australian gardens. Glossy mid green foliage scrambles or climbs with support, and big buttercup yellow blooms appear for monthsmainly springsummer with spot

not bee-reliant)

Tolerance: Drought and cold tolerant once established

‘Profusion’ brings months of flowers right when Adelaide gardens need a lift

remove spent flower spikes at the base

Maintenance: Tip-prune 2–3×/year to keep tight and promote bright new growth

Seasonal Interest: Year-round bark colour and texture

glossy leaflets

Sunlight: Full sun is essential (6+ hrs) for best flowering and oil content

tolerates improved clay/raised beds (avoid waterlogging)

Planting Density: Mass planting: 3–4 plants per m² (tight cover)

‘Biloxi’ gives you months of blossom with very little fuss and still looks stunning when out of flower thanks to its autumn colour and patterned bark

spring flowers and berries