Phylica axillaris

Phylica axillaris
Phylica axillaris

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Botanical name: Phylica axillaris

Endemic to South Africa, the Phylica axillaris flourishes in coastal fynbos and forest margins, reaching heights of 1 meter. This shrub exhibits a dense branching structure adorned with small, oblong leaves. The upper surfaces are hairless, contrasting with the woolly undersides. In summer, inconspicuous white flowers grace the branches. A resilient species, Phylica axillaris thrives in well-drained, sandy or rocky soils.

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Family: Rhamnaceae
Type: shrub
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Flower colour: cream
Flowering season: Spring
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