Pink Fusion™ Scaevola

Scaevola humilis ‘PFS200’ PBR Trade Name Pink Fusion™

Identification information on National Herbarium of New South Wales and Breeding

Scaevola humilis is far more drought-tolerant and generally tougher and longer-lived than Scaevola spp.

Pretty yet tough flowering ground cover.

Long-life (survived 12 years of testing)
Outcompetes weeds
Flowers almost all year round
Tough flowering plant perfect for landscape use
Suitable for ground cover
Unlike most wildflowers, this plant grows with rhizomes which greatly improve its performance in tough conditions.

This is possibly the toughest, most useful Australian landscape flower in existence.

A big claim, but Pink Fusion™ Scaevola comes with truly remarkable characteristics.

The very first plant, installed in a harsh, poor, heavy roadside soil, still looks great 11 years later with practically no maintenance. It has flowered more than 70% of the time.

Pink Fusion™ Scaevola not only handles drought well; more recent plantings also coped well in the extreme wet of the east coast.

This type is largely different from the regular Scaevola, as it was bred from a species that grows in harsher Australian climates. It is more compact and tighter, meaning it requires far less pruning.

Pink Fusion™ Scaevola is not only tough; it is also gorgeous. The compact green foliage is covered in beautiful pink fan flowers for most of the year.

Long-lived landscape plant with majestic pink flowers.

Size: 300mm H x 1200mm W.
Planting Density: 1-2 plants per m².
Uses: Mass planting, feature plant, and ground cover.
Position: Tolerates heat and cold extremes. Sun to light shade.
Soil Type: Most soil types. Even handles poor soils.
Care: Water as required for 8-13 weeks until established. Trim once a year to keep tidy.
Where it works: Likely Australia-wide