Coastal maire (Nestegis apetala)

Coastal maire

Coastal maire is a resilient evergreen species with glossy, leathery leaves and a robust, woody form. It typically flourishes in rocky, well-drained soils, often in coastal areas where it endures strong winds and salt spray. The tiny, inconspicuous flowers develop into fruit that serves as food for local wildlife, underlining its ecological role in its native habitat.

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Species

Coastal maire (Nestegis apetala)

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Care Guide for Coastal maire

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Pruning: Coastal maire features leathery leaves and compact growth. Prune in early spring by removing dead or crossing branches for better air circulation and light penetration. Regular pruning enhances health and appearance, using clean, sharp tools to prevent damage and disease.

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