Eriospermum cooperi is a bulbous perennial plant characterized by a solitary, fleshy leaf produced annually. This leaf is lance-shaped with a wavy margin, sitting at ground level, often camouflaged among rocks. During its dormant season, it survives with a below-ground tuber varying in shape. Eriospermum cooperi's delicate flower emerges on a leafless stem, typically appearing after summer fires, an adaptive response to its fire-prone habitat.
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Care Guide for Eriospermum cooperi
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Eriospermum cooperi features distinct foliage and tuberous growth. Prune in early spring to shape and encourage growth, removing dead or damaged branches. Thinning enhances air circulation and sunlight exposure, boosting overall health and flowering. Consult horticultural guides for detailed pruning techniques and timing.
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