Green snakewood (Condalia viridis)

Green snakewood

Green snakewood is a resilient shrub thriving in arid regions, characterized by its small, oval-shaped green leaves adapted to conserve water. Its hardy nature is complemented by inconspicuous greenish flowers and blue-black berries, which provide sustenance to local wildlife. The plant's thorny stems serve as a defense against herbivores, contributing to its survival in challenging habitats.

Scientific classification

Species

Green snakewood (Condalia viridis)

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Green snakewood

Every week

Water

Pruning: Green snakewood requires regular pruning, ideally in early spring, to shape and encourage growth. Begin by removing dead branches, then thin out dense areas for better air circulation. Pruning improves aesthetics, reduces disease risk, and promotes vigorous flowering.

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