Palmer's crinklemat is a resilient shrub typically found in desert environments, known for its ability to thrive in arid conditions. It sports small, oval, gray-green leaves that help in minimizing water loss. Clusters of delicate purple flowers add a splash of color to the dusty landscape, attracting pollinators despite the harsh habitat. Its roots are adapted to seek out deep moisture, allowing survival where other plants may falter.
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Palmer's crinklemat thrives with light pruning in early spring to support its growth cycle. Remove dead stems and overcrowded growth to improve air circulation. This practice promotes robust new growth, enhances flowering, and prevents leggy appearances for a compact and attractive plant.
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