Plectranthus graveolens - Tucker bush - Bush Basil Retail - Decor Fruit is usually produced in

Fruit is usually produced in autumn

Spread: The spread of 'Giant Candles' is generally similar to its height

Useful as an evergreen groundcover

but avoid letting it become completely dry

Pink buds open to star-like pale-pink flowers that fade to pinkish-red from Summer to Winter

Plectranthus graveolens - Tucker bush - Bush Basil Retail - Decor Fruit is usually produced inCommon Name: Bush Basil, Native Coleus, Mountain Plectranthus, Sticky Cockspur Plectranthus graveolens is a shrub native to rocky mountain and rainforest terrain from Cape York Peninsula (QLD) to southeast New South Wales. This plant was traditionally used as a medicinal and ceremonial herb, but is great as a culinary herb, with a complex aroma similar to basil, mint and sage. Plant in well draining soil in a sunny to partly shaded position. Will grow