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Spyridium

Spyridium is characterized by its dense, bushy appearance, typically found in scrub and woodland habitats. Its small, often scaly leaves help spyridium conserve moisture in arid conditions. The tiny, clustered flowers, usually white or cream, are subtly prominent against the scaly, gray-green foliage, playing a crucial role in spyridium's survival by attracting pollinators.

Scientific classification

Genus

Spyridium (Spyridium)

Family

Buckthorn

Order

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Species

Spyridium gunnii Winged spyridium

Care Guide for Spyridium

Propagation: Propagating spyridium involves cuttings or seeds, requiring sufficient light, specific temperatures, and well-drained soil. Timing and treatment of cuttings and seeds are crucial. Use semi-hardwood cuttings in summer or stratify seeds for autumn, with rooting hormone in a sandy mix and consistent moisture until establishment.

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