Paranomus abrotanifolius

Paranomus abrotanifolius features feather-like, grey-green foliage resembling southernwood, a hint to its familial ties. This resilient shrub thrives in the fynbos of South Africa, enduring fire-prone conditions with its striking red or orange flower clusters, adapted for pollination by sunbirds. Its slender stems and conical silhouette are distinctive markers of its adaptation to a challenging yet biodiverse habitat.

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Species

Paranomus abrotanifolius (Paranomus abrotanifolius)

Proteas, lotuses, planes, and allies

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Care Guide for Paranomus abrotanifolius

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Pruning: Paranomus abrotanifolius features aromatic foliage and intricate flowers. Prune in early spring by removing dead branches and spent blooms to encourage vigorous growth. Use clean, sharp tools to avoid disease and ensure plant health, aligning pruning with the plant's growth cycle.

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