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Leucospermum calligerum
... fertilizers that have little or no phosphorous formula, as Proteaceae species do not tolerate phosphor. Water early in ... strobilinum . The genus Leucospermum belongs to the Proteaceae family, and consists of about 50 species native to ...
Diastella thymelaeoides subsp. meridiana
Mimetes argenteus
... with hairs held at right angles. Of all silver-leaved Proteaceae in southern Africa, Mimetes argenteus has the most ... Another fascinating adaptation of Mimetes and a few other proteaceae genera is the tendency to release seed in the ... The genus Mimetes is readily distinguished from all other Proteaceae, by the large cylindrical flowerheads. The genus ...
Leucadendron teretifolium
... along with 13 other genera, all form part of the Proteaceae family. This is a large family and iconic to the ...
Serruria adscendens
... is spider-like. Serruria is a genus of 55 species in the Proteaceae family. The genus is endemic in the Western Cape. ...
Leucospermum prostratum
... contains 50 flowering plants and falls within the Proteaceae or protea family, native to South Africa and North ...
Leucadendron eucalyptifolium
Serruria fasciflora
... that have little or no phosphorous formula as the Proteaceae species don't like phosphorus. Water early in the ...
Paranomus sceptrum-gustavianus
... and peat to give good flowering performance. As with all Proteaceae, fertilisers should be avoided, as their ...
Leucadendron thymifolium
... and generally become infected with pests or disease. The Proteaceae family is large and consists of about 1400 species ...
Protea magnifica
... into many forms, like the many different forms of the Proteaceae family. The specific epithet magnifica means ... to the fringe of long hairs on the floral bracts. The Proteaceae family is diverse, comprising 80 genera and more ...
Serruria brownii
... outstanding Scottish botanist. In 1810 his paper, On the Proteaceae of Jussieu , was published and was one of the earliest works detailing the systematics of Proteaceae. He is cited as author of many protea species with ...
Leucadendron floridum
... and generally become infected with pests or disease. The Proteaceae family is large and consists of about 1400 species ...
Leucospermum truncatulum
Protea cordata
Leucospermum lineare
Spatalla mollis
... to grow down and not up looking for water. As with most Proteaceae plants Spatalla mollis enjoys an acidic soil type. ... adding soi. Use a potting mix especially prepared for Proteaceae plants available from garden centres. You can also ... shrubs can be used successfully in a mixed garden bed of Proteaceae species and also individually as container plants, ...
Leucadendron discolor
... can be sure to attract some form of pest or disease. The Proteaceae family is large, consisting of about 1 400 ...
Protea laetans
Leucadendron laureolum
