Water deeply and regularly during establishment. Once established, allow soil to dry between deep waterings; supplemental summer irrigation improves flowering and canopy density.
Size
4-6 ft tall × 4-6 ft wide
Habit
Upright tree – single-trunk
Toxicity
Toxic — Pets Humans & Livestock
Description
A dwarf pink-flowering oleander trained into a small tree, with a rounded evergreen canopy and excellent tolerance of Phoenix heat.
Bloom Time
Spring through fall
Deciduous / Evergreen
Evergreen
Special Features
Heat Tolerant, Reflected Heat Tolerant
Growth Rate
Moderate
Growth Habit
Upright tree – single-trunk
Mature Size
4-6 ft tall × 4-6 ft wide
Flower Color
Pink
Foliage Color
Dark green
Landscape Use
Container / Patio, Foundation Planting, Specimen / Accent
Highly toxic to pets, humans & livestock if ingested; sap irritates skin.
Care Instructions
Light: Full sun for best flowering; tolerates light shade but blooms less.
Water: Water deeply and regularly during establishment. Once established, allow soil to dry between deep waterings; supplemental summer irrigation improves flowering and canopy density.
Soil: Well-drained soil; tolerates sandy, clay, and alkaline soils but not prolonged waterlogging.
Mature size: Typically 4–6 feet tall and wide as a shrub; tree-trained plants may reach 6–8 feet tall with a 3–5-foot-wide crown, depending on training and pruning.
Bloom: Repeated flowering from late spring through fall, with the heaviest bloom during warm weather.
Evergreen / deciduous: Evergreen.
Growth rate: Moderate; faster with adequate irrigation during warm weather.