Leucospermum gueinzii decomposed granite From gray cone-like structures emerge

From gray cone-like structures emerge the four inch wide flower heads with yellow erect anthers and red orange "ribbons" that bloom from late winter through spring into early summer

Camelia Oil

This plant requires humidity

other woodland plants such as Oaks (Quercus species)

Seuss looking tree or focal point in the garden that can have a single trunk of have multiple trunks

Leucospermum gueinzii decomposed granite From gray cone-like structures emergeLeucospermum gueinzii A shrub that reaches a height of up to ten feet tall and wide. Yellow orange pincushion flowers bloom in the winter and spring. It is best to prune when the plant is young for compact growth. Full sun Well drained soil Occasional irrigation once established Drought tolerant once established Deer tolerant Hardy up to 30 degrees Native to South Africa