Is Hardenbergia violacea a climbing plant?

Hardenbergia violacea is hard to go past if you’re wanting to design a garden that’s colourful, low maintenance and fast growing. Hardenbergia violacea, Purple Coral Pea or False Sarsaparilla, is a climbing or prostrate plant found in many parts of Australia.

Is Hardenbergia a fast growing plant?

These are fast growing, low maintenance, heavy flowering, shallow rooted plants with long trailing stems forming a dense mat, and unlike most other varieties of Hardenbergia, these can be used in a variety of positions in the garden as they do not climb.

Is Hardenbergia Coral Pea Vine perennial?

The moderately growing Hardenbergia coral pea vine is a perennial attaining lengths of up to 50 feet and is used in the home landscape as a climbing accent grown on trellis, houses or walls. Nectar from the blooming vine attracts bees and is a valuable food source during the late winter to early spring when food is still scarce.

How do you propagate Hardenbergia?

Nectar from the blooming vine attracts bees and is a valuable food source during the late winter to early spring when food is still scarce. Hardenbergia may be propagated via seed and requires acid scarification and pre-soaking in water at least 24 hours before sowing due to its hard seed coat.