How to Grow and Care for Quadrella

Hoary caper, typically a low shrub with a bushy habit, flaunts a silvery-gray foliage that glistens under sunlight, a testament to its drought resilience. Its small yellow flowers, when present, add a subtle contrast, emerging from the axils of the leaves. Adapted to arid environments, hoary caper's reflective leaves and water-conserving ability are key to its survival in challenging climates.

Quadrella indica is a tropical shrub recognized for its distinctive ribbed fruit resembling four-sided boxes, which have earned it the nickname 'prickle bush.' Flourishing in warm coastal regions, quadrella indica features broad, heart-shaped leaves and small yellow flowers. This resilience against heat and sun makes quadrella indica a tenacious survivor in its native ecosystem.