Drymocallis corsica

Drymocallis corsica is a perennial herbaceous plant with a rosette of pinnate leaves and a tall flowering stem. It produces clusters of five-petaled, bright yellow flowers that stand out against green foliage. Typically found in the mountainous terrains of Corsica, its blooms are adapted to attract specific pollinators. The plant thrives in well-drained soils, enjoying sunny spots, indicative of its resilience in Mediterranean ecosystems.

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Species

Drymocallis corsica (Drymocallis corsica)

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Care Guide for Drymocallis corsica

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Pruning: Drymocallis corsica thrives with strategic pruning, which involves removing dead branches, thinning for air circulation, and shaping. Prune in early spring for optimal growth and flowering. Regular pruning promotes vigor, prevents disease, and clean tools enhance overall health.

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