How to Grow and Care for Baroe

Bokkie baroe is a climbing perennial with twining stems and bell-shaped flowers, typically white or pale pink. Adapted to scramble over shrubs, it evolved to leverage support from neighboring vegetation in order to reach sunlight. Its delicate appearance belies a tenacity suited for survival in competitive ecological niches.

Finger baroe is a slender, climbing perennial with tendrils, well-suited to rocky terrains and scrublands. Its leaves are uniquely digitate—resembling widespread fingers—and often have a waxy surface, reflecting harsh sunlight. The plant blooms with small, tubular flowers, typically white or pale pink, adapted to attract specific pollinators in its native habitat.