How to Grow and Care for Bushirises

Nivenia stokoei is a rare, evergreen shrub found clinging to the rocky slopes of South African mountains, showcasing long branches with silvery leaves. Its most striking feature is the large, purplish-blue flowers that bloom to attract pollinators despite the harsh, windswept terrain. The plant's resilience is mirrored in its thick, fleshy roots, adapted to store water in a drought-prone environment.

Nivenia levynsiae is a perennial shrub native to South Africa's rocky sandstone slopes. It flaunts erect, woody stems and dense, blue-green leaves forming a striking bushy appearance. The plant becomes especially captivating during its bloom, displaying unique, tubular orange flowers that attract a variety of pollinators, a testament to its adaptability in a rich yet challenging habitat.

Nivenia inaequalis is a captivating shrub notable for its asymmetrical blue-green leaves and the distinctive contrast of its small, tubular red flowers. Adapting to its native rocky landscapes, it thrives in well-drained soils, showing resilience to arid conditions. This hardy plant captures the essence of survival, flourishing in challenging terrains with radiant simplicity.

Nivenia binata is a striking perennial shrub notable for its distinctive, sword-like leaves that create a dramatic, fan-shaped silhouette. Its delicate, tube-shaped flowers, often in hues of blue or purple, add a touch of elegance and are adapted to attract specific pollinators. Thriving in rocky outcrops within its native fynbos region, nivenia binata is well adapted to surviving in nutrient-poor soils and withstanding the area's regular wildfires.