Folk name: Crucifer
Plant height: approx. 50 cm
Deciduous: Half
Hardy: Reasonably
Description: The leaves of the Brachyglottis are green-grey with yellow flowers above them that contain a sweet scent. The ornamental value of the Brachyglottis is its leaves and inflorescence.
Pruning: in spring
Flowering time: The plant flowers in June and July
Pitch:
You can place the plant in the sun
Care:
Before planting, soak the pot in a bucket of water for 10 minutes
History:
Brachyglottis is native to New Zealand and Tasmania. It is a cross between three New Zealand plants, namely B.compacta, B.greyi and B.laxifolia.
Significance:
Brachyglottis is derived from Greek, brachus meaning short and glotta meaning tongue.
