Definition of Dwarf Oleander Seedling: This plant, which is Nerium oleander in Latin as oleander, is a flowering plant from the Apocynaceae family.

Poisonous Plants, Oleander, which is in its class, can grow up to 2 meters between June and September by blooming flowers in white, pink, red, yellow and cream colors.

Oleander grows especially on stream beds and waterfronts.

It is one of the most resistant plants to thirst and does not shed its leaves in winter.

Seedling Dimensions:Around40-60 cm Space : Outdoor Seasonal Situation: Does not shed leaves in winter Planting Range:4x4 Light Request: Prefers semi-sunny and sunny areas.

Temperature Request: Plant can be preferred in places with hot and cold climate Soil Request: It can be grown in all kinds of soil.

It develops well in strong soils.

Irrigation: Fertilization every 5-7 days in summer and every 20-30 days in winter: Fertilization during the growth period positively affects plant growth.

Production: Production from steel or seeds Disease and Pests: Aphid and red spider pests should be combated.

Seedling Delivery: Tube seedlings means seedlings that can be planted for 12 months. The products sent come with their invoices in specially designed seedling boxes.

Seedlings are compressed by rope method in the box to prevent damage during the cargo phase.