Bottlebrush (Callistemom)

Better-known by the name Bottlebrush, Callistemon is generally found in Australia and New Caledonia. Callistemon ‘Hannah Ray’ is a captivating variety of bottlebrush. With its narrow leaves and bunches of dazzling red flowers, it offers a unique show in our gardens and landscapes.

The name ‘Hannah Ray’ refers to its particularly elegant foliage and the elegant shape of its hanging branches, which create a slender, gracious silhouette.

This variety is appreciated for its easy upkeep, resistance to drought and ability to attract birds and butterflies – no small thing for an eco-friendly nature campsite like ours! 😉

Whether used as a focal point for an ornamental garden or decorative feature in an urban landscape, the Callistemon ‘Hannah Ray’ adds a touch of exoticism and vibrant colour to every environment.

It grows in temperate climes and flowers mainly from March to July, and periodically throughout the year. You will therefore have the pleasure of seeing the Callistemonin bloom if you are holidaying at our four-star campsite Les Jardins de La Pascalinette® outside peak season in Spring (the ideal time of year – not too hot and far less people!), or right at the start of summer.

Where to find it at the campsite

Bottlebrush is used to separate certain pitches, but you will find it mainly at “Place de la Pascalinette” (nr. 1 on the botanical footpath plan).