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Tamarix africana

Tamarix africana

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The Tamarix africana is a deciduous shrub or small tree, reaching heights of 3 to 6 meters. Its slender, arching branches are covered with tiny, scale-like leaves that give the foliage a soft, feathery appearance. The gray-green leaves create a delicate texture, contrasting beautifully with its pale pink to white flower spikes, which bloom in dense, plume-like clusters from late spring to summer. Adapted to saline soils and coastal areas, this salt-tolerant plant can often be found near riverbanks, lagoons, and wetlands, where it helps to stabilize the soil.

IMPORTANT: Please be aware that picture 1 show adult plant not for sale, the offer is for a plant in the dimension indicated in title description similar to the one shown in pictures 2-4.

Botanical family: Tamaricaceae

Botanical genus: Tamarix

Botanical species: Tamarix africana

SKU:BA-1293-S

Soil type: Tolerates a wide range, from sandy to clay soils, but prefers well-draining soil. Thrives in saline or alkaline conditions.

Watering frequency: Water regularly during establishment; once mature, it becomes drought-tolerant and requires occasional deep watering.

Light exposure: Prefers full sun for optimal growth and flowering, but can tolerate partial shade.

Temperature requirements: Hardy in a variety of climates, can tolerate mild frosts; ideal range is 5-35°C (41-95°F).

Fertilization: Light application of balanced fertilizer in spring to support new growth and flowering.

Pruning: Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and remove any dead or damaged wood.

Common pests: Generally pest-resistant but watch for aphids and scale insects in humid conditions.

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Grafted/Not Grafted: Not Grafted

Disclaimer: Be aware that most plants change across seasons. If present foliage, could have been fallen or change in its color.

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