How to Grow and Care for Strippers

Grand stripper is characterized by its large, showy flowers that provide a striking display. This plant adapts well to various environments, its robust growth form responding resourcefully to the soils and climates in which it finds itself. With broad, glossy leaves that capture sunlight, grand stripper's vitality is mirrored in its blossoms, often attracting pollinators with their appealing hues and ample nectar.

Scented stripper is a resilient shrub native to certain South African regions, flourishing in rocky soils and resilient to local climatic stressors. It distinguishes itself with needle-like leaves that exude a pungent aroma reminiscent of its namesake, Diosma, and clusters of bright yellow flowers that attract pollinators and add vivid color to the stark landscapes.

Golden stripper's striking golden-yellow blooms contrast sharply with its needle-like, even-scaled leaves. Thriving in well-drained, sandy soils under full sun, this perky shrub capitalizes on its hardy root system to flourish in its native fynbos habitat. Its resilient nature allows adaptation to nutrient-poor conditions, while the vibrant blooms attract an array of pollinators.

Broom stripper is a distinctive shrub prevalent in rocky, well-drained soils. Its glossy, lance-shaped leaves and clusters of creamy, star-like flowers are emblematic identifiers. Adapting to its arid habitat, broom stripper features a compact growth form, allowing it to conserve precious resources, while its leaf and flower structures equip it to endure harsh sunlight and infrequent water.

Lachnaea densiflora is a vibrant, evergreen shrub with a compact growth habit, typically found in nutrient-poor, sandy soils where it thrives in full sun. Its dense clusters of small, pink to red flowers blossom atop needle-like leaves, offering a splash of color that contrasts the arid terrain. This hardy plant has adapted to withstand drought conditions, which is reflected in its thick foliage and deep root system that seeks out moisture.