Chamelaucium (Waxflower) Frost Tolerance_Medium Alocasias are members of the

Alocasias are members of the aroid family of plants and were native to tropical Asia

Prune regularly to promote more blooms and maintain shape

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Chamelaucium (Waxflower) Frost Tolerance_Medium Alocasias are members of theChamelaucium (Waxflower) A Hardy Native with Long Lasting Blooms Chamelaucium, commonly known as Waxflower, is a stunning Australian native shrub loved for its fine, aromatic foliage and masses of delicate waxy blooms. A true garden favourite, it brings year round texture and seasonal bursts of colour, making it ideal for native gardens, borders, and cut flower use. Key Features Beautiful Waxy Flowers: Produces clusters of small, five petalled blooms