There are 8 stamens which extend beyond the end of the bell. C.lawrenceana has proven to be reasonably hardy under cultivation, particularly in moist, well drained soils in a protected position. Once established, the plant will tolerate extended dry periods. Although not a spectacular in flower as some other correas, the interesting foliage make this species an excellent landscaping plant. Most Correas are attractive to honey eating birds and C.lawrenceana is no exception.
Propagation is difficult from seed but usually presents no difficulty from cuttings.
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