Makamaka (Ackama rosifolia)

Makamaka

Makamaka is a broadleaf evergreen shrub with a robust and erect growth habit, typically found in the understory of temperate rainforests. It exhibits leathery, dark green leaves that provide a lustrous contrast against its clusters of small, delicate pink flowers, which bloom in spring. The plant's resilience adapts well to the moist, shaded conditions of its natural habitat, contributing to its survival and ornamental appeal.

Scientific classification

Species

Makamaka (Ackama rosifolia)

Woodsorrels, quandongs, and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Makamaka

Pruning: Makamaka thrives with regular pruning in early spring to remove dead or crowded branches, enhancing air circulation and sunlight access. This maintenance supports healthy growth and reduces disease risk, ensuring a vibrant, resilient plant during its active growth phase.

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