Cussonia sphaerocephala
forest cabbage tree
Description
Cussonia sphaerocephala, also known as 'Cabbage Tree', is a distinctive tree species native to Africa, valued for its unique foliage and architectural form. The tree’s leaves are compound, often clustered at the ends of branches. It also produces characteristic flower spikes. To cultivate Cussonia sphaerocephala, you'll need well-draining soil. Water the plant during its growing season, but don't overwater. This tree tolerates drought conditions, but is not a cold-hardy plant. Its distinctive appearance and resilience make it a popular choice for warmer climates, offering a touch of exotic appeal to landscapes.
Description
Cussonia sphaerocephala, also known as 'Cabbage Tree', is a distinctive tree species native to Africa, valued for its unique foliage and architectural form. The tree’s leaves are compound, often clustered at the ends of branches. It also produces characteristic flower spikes. To cultivate Cussonia sphaerocephala, you'll need well-draining soil. Water the plant during its growing season, but don't overwater. This tree tolerates drought conditions, but is not a cold-hardy plant. Its distinctive appearance and resilience make it a popular choice for warmer climates, offering a touch of exotic appeal to landscapes.