Nerium Oleander

The Nerium Oleander is popularly abbreviated to Oleander. This name is a contraction of Olea or Olive and Andreios or; masculine, powerful. The ornamental plant belongs to the periwinkle family.

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The Nerium Oleander is an imposing and graceful outdoor plant that instantly adds a Mediterranean feel to your garden. Colloquially, it is often simply called Oleander; a name derived from the Greek olea (olive) and andreios (male, powerful).

This colorful outdoor plant belongs to the periwinkle family and is known for its lush blooms in summer. The flowers appear in beautiful hues such as pink, red and white, providing a summer look.

Is the Nerium Oleander hardy?

The Nerium Oleander is not completely hardy. Although this Mediterranean plant can withstand mild cold, prolonged temperatures below -5 degrees Celsius can be harmful. Therefore, it is important to take precautions during severe frosts. We recommend bringing the Oleander indoors in winter. Then put it in a bright spot indoors, preferably where it gets a lot of direct sunlight. This will keep the plant healthy and you can enjoy its colorful blooms again in spring.

The pitch of the Oleanders

The Nerium Oleander is a real sunbather and feels most at home in a sunny, sheltered spot. The more sun it gets, the better it will grow and flower. However, shelter is also important for protection from wind; place the plant against a fence, for example. We recommend moving the plant as little as possible. Every time the Oleander has to get used to a new location, it costs energy and can hinder growth and flowering. So give it a nice, permanent spot in the sun right away; it will be happiest there!

Is this plant poisonous?

As beautiful as the Nerium Oleander is, it is important to know that this plant is toxic to both humans and animals. Do you have pets or small children in your home? Then take a look at our animal-friendly houseplants. These are completely safe, making them ideal for a home or garden with curious cats, dogs or little ones.

How do you care for a Nerium Oleander?

The Nerium Oleander is a strong and fairly easy plant, but it does have some care requirements to grow and bloom optimally. A sunny location is essential, as is regular watering during the growing season. With proper care, you will enjoy an exuberantly flowering and healthy plant for years to come.

Watering the Oleanders

The Nerium Oleander needs water when the soil feels dry. The soil of the Nerium Oleander should always remain slightly moist. Therefore, feel the plant's soil regularly. Is this not the case? Then give some extra water. Also in the summer months it is important to give some extra water to the Oleander. This is because the plant also uses more water then.

How do I prune the Nerium Oleander?

The Nerium Oleander can be pruned to maintain its beautiful shape. Old leaves will turn brown and slowly die off on their own. Pruning is best done in spring. In this period the Oleander recovers itself fastest. Prune the branches that grow inwards. In this way you ensure that all branches of the Nerium Oleander receive the same amount of sunlight and the plant can continue to grow nicely rounded.

Repotting the Oleanders

When repotting your Nerium Oleander, choose a plant pot which is at least 20% larger than the root ball. This way, the Nerium Oleander can develop further and the roots have enough new space to grow further and stronger. Repotting the Nerium Oleander is preferably done in the spring. Then any damaged roots can recover well in the sunny period.

Our popular Nerium Oleanders

Within our assortment you will find a number of popular Nerium Oleanders, all of which are loved for their color, size and strong growth. For example, we have beautiful shrubs, but also Oleanders on stem. There is always an Oleander to suit your outdoor space.

Ordering Nerium Oleanders from Green Bubble

Ordering a Nerium Oleander from Green Bubble is easy. Choose your favorite variety, select the desired size and we'll make sure the plant is delivered to your home fresh from the nursery and carefully packed. Do you have questions about which Oleander is best suited for your garden or balcony? Feel free to contact with us, we are happy to think with you.

Would you rather choose your own XL Nerium Oleander? Then use our handy Personal Plantshopper. You'll receive up-to-date photos of available plants from our greenhouse within seconds, so you'll know exactly which plant you're getting. You pick your favorite, we take care of the rest.