Hillside false ohelo is a low-growing shrub boasting clusters of small, waxy flowers, often hidden among its glossy, evergreen leaves. Adapted to rocky terrain, its roots cling tenaciously, enabling survival in scarce soil. Berry-like fruits give it the common name, echoing the bear's grape, and provide a vital food source to local wildlife.
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Shrub
Plant Type
Year round
Growth Season
Moderate
Growth Rate
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Attributes of Hillside false ohelo
Growth Rate
Growing at a moderate pace year-round, hillside false ohelo subtly amasses density and height throughout all four seasons. This steady growth supports ongoing foliage renewal, ensuring healthy leaf longevity. During colder months, a slower uptick in growth may be noticeable but doesn't halt development entirely, providing an intriguing horticultural point of study centered around all-season vitality and growth regulation. Even growth rate throughout the year also aids hillside false ohelo in maintaining its lifespan and tackling environmental changes.
Care Guide for Hillside false ohelo
Every week
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
Pruning:
Hillside false ohelo prefers well-drained soil and features dense, glossy foliage. Early spring pruning encourages growth and maintains shape by removing dead branches and reducing crowding for improved air circulation. Light pruning enhances health and vigor, optimizing flower and fruit production.
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