Common Phyllota (Phyllota phylicoides)

Common Phyllota

Common Phyllota is a striking flowering shrub native to Australia, recognized by its clustered yellow blooms that resemble pea flowers. Typically found in dry, open forests and woodlands, its grey-green leaves are small and heath-like, adapting well to poor, sandy soils. The dense foliage and flamboyant flowers make common Phyllota both an ornamental garden choice and a resilient survivor in its natural habitat.

Scientific classification

Species

Common Phyllota (Phyllota phylicoides)

Legumes, milkworts and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Common Phyllota

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Pruning: Common Phyllota features a shrubby form with bright yellow flowers. Prune in early spring to eliminate dead branches, encourage growth, and enhance air circulation. Proper pruning improves health, aesthetic appeal, and sunlight access, fostering vigorous growth and fuller blooms.

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