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    Coleonema pulchellum flowering well

    Coleonema pulchellum flowering well
    Author: Ivan Lätti
    Photographer: Uri Mitrani

    Coleonema pulchellum blooming may be a prolific performance, covering upper branch parts well in spite of the small size of individual flowers. Grown from a single stem the erect, rounded bush produces numerous, thin, upper branches with tips covered in narrow, aromatic leaves and seasonally in flowers.

    Pollinators include hover flies or syrphid flies, also known as flower flies (Moriarty, 1997; iNaturalist; https://eol.org).

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