Cussonia transvaalensis - Grey Cabbage Tree - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Alfalfa rarely branched and erect

rarely branched and erect

THEY SHOULD NOT BE PLANTED WHERE CHILDREN OR ANIMALS HAVE ACCESS TO THE PLANTS OR SEEDS

The aerial roots are used to attach themselves to supports for climbing and the cactus uses these roots to find nutrients in cracks where organic material concentrates

white pappus scales

It occurs naturally in various types of woodland

Cussonia transvaalensis - Grey Cabbage Tree - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Alfalfa rarely branched and erectCussonia transvaalensis is a very useful tree as a focal point in the landscape, due to its strong architectural form. It may also be used to good effect in a container while still young. Small to medium sized tree up to 5 m, with attractive, coarsely textured grey green foliage. The bark is corky and deeply longitudinally fissured. The small, green flowers are borne in dense finger like structures and pollinated by insects, followed by the production