Adenolobus garipensis

Adenolobus garipensis is a robust, deciduous shrub or small tree recognized for its compound, feathery leaves and distinctive pods. Native to South African woodlands, it flourishes under the dappled sunlight, forming dense thickets. Its conspicuous yellow flowers bloom in clusters, later giving way to flat, segmented seedpods that rustle with the breeze, dispersing seeds and ensuring its proliferation amidst the diverse flora.

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Species

Adenolobus garipensis (Adenolobus garipensis)

Legumes, milkworts and allies

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Care Guide for Adenolobus garipensis

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Pruning: Characterized by distinct foliage, adenolobus garipensis benefits from thoughtful pruning techniques such as removing dead branches and shaping for airflow. Optimal pruning occurs in early spring to stimulate growth and flowering, improve aesthetics, maintain health, and prevent disease issues.

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