Feay's palafox (Palafoxia feayi)

Feay's palafox

Feay's palafox is a perennial wildflower with a slender stature, topped by a profusion of delicate pink to lavender blooms that appear in the cooler months. Its narrow, elongated leaves and rough textured stems aid in water retention, an adaptation for its dry, sandy habitats. The plant's allure is evident in its vividly colored, daisy-like flowers, which attract a variety of pollinators and play a role in local ecosystems.

Scientific classification

Species

Feay's palafox (Palafoxia feayi)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Care Guide for Feay's palafox

Every week

Water

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Sunlight

Pruning: Feay's palafox is a slender perennial featuring delicate pink flowers. Prune in early spring to promote growth and flowering. Focus on removing damaged stems and lightly shaping dense areas. Gentle trimming enhances air circulation, reduces disease, and maintains vitality for a thriving feay's palafox throughout the growing season.

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