Oleander 'Petite Salmon' is a compact cultivar of oleander with soft salmon-pink flowers, growing only 3–5 feet tall, ideal for small spaces and containers.




| Family: | Apocynaceae |
| Genus: | Nerium |
| Species: | oleander |
| Cultivar: | Petite Salmon |
This evergreen shrub forms a dense mound 3–5 feet tall and wide. Leaves are narrow, leathery, dark green. Flowers are single, salmon-pink, blooming from spring to fall. All parts are highly toxic.
'Petite Salmon' prefers full sun, well-drained soil, and is drought-tolerant. Use in containers, low hedges, or mass plantings. Prune after flowering. Warning: All parts are poisonous; keep away from children and pets.
Oleander is one of the most toxic common garden plants.
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