Chorizema cordatum — Heart-Leaf Flame Pea
 
Height: Approximately 1–2 metres.
Width: Approximately 1–2 metres.
Uses: Native gardens, trellises, fences, informal screening, borders and wildlife-friendly gardens. Its colourful flowers add a vibrant display to mixed garden plantings.
Climate: Best suited to temperate and warm-temperate climates. It appreciates protection from extreme heat and harsh conditions.
Hardiness: A moderately hardy Australian native climber or scrambling shrub. Benefits from shelter from strong winds and protection from severe frost.
Habitat: Native to Western Australia, where it grows in heathland, woodland and other open, well-drained environments.
Soil: Prefers well-drained soil and benefits from organic matter. Avoid waterlogged conditions.
Position: Full sun to part shade. In warmer climates, some afternoon shade can help protect foliage and flowers.
Flowering: Mainly winter through spring, producing striking orange, pink and yellow pea-shaped flowers.
Maintenance: Low to moderate. Provide support if growing as a climber, or allow it to scramble naturally. Lightly prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushier growth. Water during establishment and extended dry periods.
Wildlife value: Flowers can attract native bees and other pollinating insects, adding seasonal colour and ecological value to the garden.
 
Growing information is a guide only. Mature size, flowering periods and plant performance vary depending on local climate, soil conditions, water availability and growing environment.