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Azorella roughii
Azorella roughii is a New Zealand native plant endemic to the South Island. This is a creeping herb that is classed as a non-threatened species despite its limited geographical spread. The plant flowers and fruits in a two-month period in summer.
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Pruning: Azorella roughii is a low-growing cushion plant with a dense, mat-forming habit. Prune in early spring to remove damaged stems and shape the plant. Thinning overcrowded areas enhances air circulation and growth, ensuring azorella roughii remains healthy, attractive, and retains its natural form.
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