Tailflowers (Anthocercis)

Tailflowers

Tailflowers is a genus consisting of perennial shrubs characterized by their elongated leaves and striking, bell-shaped yellow flowers. These plants thrive predominantly in Australia's diverse habitats, from rocky escarpments to coastal areas, adapting to a variety of environmental conditions. Their vibrant blooms not only attract pollinators but also contribute to their survival in wild landscapes.

Scientific classification

Genus

Tailflowers (Anthocercis)

Family

Nightshade

Order

Nightshades, bindweeds, gooseweeds, and allies

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Species

Red-striped yellow tailflower Yellow tailflower Sticky tailflower

Care Guide for Tailflowers

Every week

Water

Propagation: Tailflowers can be propagated through seed sowing, stem cuttings, or division. Ensure warm temperatures, good light, and well-draining soil. Use rooting hormone for cuttings. Sow seeds in spring, take cuttings in summer, and divide during dormancy for successful propagation.

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