Rockwood (Heeria argentea)

Rockwood

Rockwood is a striking botanical specimen with silver-gray foliage that shimmers, particularly under the bright sunlight. This hardy shrub adapts well to arid environments, thriving with minimal water. Its leaves are small and rounded, serving as efficient water conservers. During its blooming period, rockwood displays modest flowers that blend into its silvery foliage, attracting local pollinators. The plant's overall resilience and distinct coloration make it both a survivor and a unique accent in its native landscape.

Scientific classification

Species

Rockwood (Heeria argentea)

Maples, mangos, mahogany, citrus, and allies

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Care Guide for Rockwood

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Pruning: Rockwood, known for its silver foliage, thrives with early spring pruning. Remove damaged branches and thin crowded areas for better air circulation. Trim long shoots to maintain shape, enhancing flowering and overall vigor, resulting in a healthy and attractive garden addition.

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