Scutia pauciflora

Scutia pauciflora is a hardy shrub known for its thorny branches and sparse foliage of small, leathery leaves, which serve to reduce water loss in its typically arid habitat. The few but striking flowers bloom white or pale pink, each with a subtle fragrance. This adaptive flora thrives in rocky soils, embodying resilience.

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Scutia pauciflora (Scutia pauciflora)

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Care Guide for Scutia pauciflora

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Pruning: Scutia pauciflora thrives with early spring pruning, which encourages robust new growth. Essential techniques involve removing dead wood, thinning crowded branches for airflow, and shaping for aesthetics. Regular pruning boosts vigor and prevents disease spread; always use clean, sharp tools for optimal results.

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