Benefits:
Medicinal: They are woody aromatic trees and The different parts of this herb have been used in common remedies for the treatment of diarrhea, dysentery, and rheumatism.
Attractiveness: The Bottlebrush plant is a must for gardeners looking to attract Hummingbirds and butterflies. Named for its distinctive flowers, this evergreen has bright red flower spikes.

How to care:
Soil: While they can survive in most soils, bottlebrush plants prefer the loamy and moist ground. It’s especially important that their growing area is properly drained. If your soil is poor or full of clay, you can mix in compost and topsoil before planting.

Sunshine: Bottlebrush plants need sunshine to grow and thrive. Experts advise you to plant these shrubs in a site that gets full sun, at least six hours a day. You can expect to see your bottlebrush not flowering if you position the plant in shade, or if plant neighbors grow enough to block the sun from the shrub flowering if you position the plant in shade, or if plant neighbors grow enough to block the sun from the shrub
Watering: Bottlebrush consists of regular watering while the tree is young and annual fertilization until it matures. Water young trees weekly in the absence of rain, applying the water slowly to saturate the soil as deeply as possible.

The takeaway:
If you want a plant that
•Is an outdoor category plant
•Is easy to maintain
•Is one of the best garden plants
Then Bottlebrush is a great pick for you!