Linum africanum

Linum africanum is a perennial herb native to Africa, notable for its slender stems and delicate, narrow leaves. Typically thriving in open, sunny habitats, it adapts well to dry conditions. Vibrant yellow flowers bloom atop thin stalks, exuding a subtle charm. Its modest size belies a rugged durability to withstand arid climates, embodying the resilience often found in African flora.

Scientific classification

Species

Linum africanum (Linum africanum)

Nances, spurges, willows and allies

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Annual

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Care Guide for Linum africanum

Twice per week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Linum africanum features attractive blooms and delicate foliage. Pruning in early to late spring encourages healthy growth and flowering. Trim dead stems and shape the plant to avoid legginess. Regular pruning boosts flowering and overall vigor, enhancing the plant's aesthetic appeal in the garden.

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