Kunzea linearis is a resilient shrub native to New Zealand's rocky landscapes, with sprawling branches and a unique needle-like foliage that forms compact clusters. This evergreen adapts to its harsh environment with small, linear leaves that reduce water loss. Its delicate white flowers blossom in profusion, creating a striking contrast against its green backdrop, serving as a beacon to pollinators in its ecosystem.
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Care Guide for Kunzea linearis
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Pruning:
Kunzea linearis should be pruned in early spring before new growth. Start by removing dead or diseased wood and thinning overcrowded branches to improve air circulation. Light tip trimming promotes bushier growth and flowering. Use clean, sharp tools for pruning to maintain plant health.
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