Azorella hookeri is a low-growing, cushion-forming perennial found in the high altitudes of South America. Its dense, interwoven stems create dome-shaped mounds that protect the plant from harsh winds and cold. Tiny green leaves tightly overlap, conserving moisture, while small yellow flowers bloom close to the foliage, thriving in rocky, alpine environments.
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Pruning:
Azorella hookeri features a dense, cushion-like growth. To preserve its shape, prune in early spring using clean shears to remove dead stems. Light trimming improves air circulation, promoting aesthetics and vigorous growth, ultimately benefiting the plant's health and resilience.
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