Cassinia amoena

The twigs of cassinia amoena (Cassinia amoena) are coated in white fuzz, as are the undersides of its leaves. Cassinia amoena grows along the coastal cliffs of New Zealand, producing small clusters of white flowers. The "amoena" in its name is Latin for beautiful and pleasing.

Scientific classification

Species

Cassinia amoena (Cassinia amoena)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Cassinia amoena

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Pruning: Prune cassinia amoena in early spring to promote health and appearance, removing dead or crossing branches for better airflow. Regular shaping enhances its form and encourages vibrant growth while reducing disease risk. Follow these steps for a thriving, healthy plant.

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