drymocallis (Drymocallis)

drymocallis

Gardeners can plant drymocallis around trees to create a wild, woody ground cover. The plants have bright or pale green leaves that may be spiked or lobed, and they grow from kidney-shaped seeds. The flowers are small yellow or white blooms.

Scientific classification

Genus

drymocallis (Drymocallis)

Family

Rose

Order

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Species

Sticky Cinquefoil Tall cinquefoil Rock cinquefoil Drymocallis corsica

Care Guide for drymocallis

Every week

Water

Water: Drymocallis thrives in moderate climates, preferring consistent soil moisture without waterlogging. Water weekly to maintain balance, as occasional dry spells won't harm it. Benefiting from natural rainfall in temperate zones, drymocallis supports healthy growth during its active season.

Propagation: Drymocallis can be propagated via seed sowing, cuttings, division, and tissue culture. Essential factors include proper light, mild temperatures, and well-draining soil. Division involves digging up the plant, separating roots, planting, watering, and ensuring consistent moisture in partial shade.

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