Tetratheca ‘Spring Cheer’ | Pink Bells

Tetratheca ‘Spring Cheer’, commonly known as Pink Bells, is a low-growing Australian native plant that forms a dense, mounding clump. In spring it produces a mass display of deep pink, bell-shaped flowers that stand out beautifully against its small green foliage.

This is a neat, tidy plant that suits rockeries, front-of-bed positions, pots, and native gardens. It grows to approximately 30–40cm high and 60–90cm wide.

It prefers a well-drained soil and grows well in full sun to part shade, with some protection from the hot afternoon sun in summer. Once established it is easy care, needing little more than occasional watering through dry spells.