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Asparagus transvaalensis

by Johan Wentzel

Asparagus transvaalensis
Plant Type
Climber
Asparagus transvaalensis is a sprawling perennial shrub that reache 1 m. Masses of tiny white flowers are borne during summer on stalks.
Plant Description

Asparagus transvaalensis is a stiff shrubby plant with short fine, feathery foliage and silvery branchlets, it is a sprawling perennial shrub that reaches up to 2m tall

Masses of tiny white, nectar rich flowers are borne in spring and summer that are exceptionally fragrant and attract insects and birds. This is followed by black berries that is relished by birds.

Although mostly shrubby, it can become straggly and must be trimmed from time to time.

It will form an impenetrable hedge if trimmed.

Asparagus transvaalensis prefers semi-shade but also grows in sun or shade. The plant is very drought resistant.

You may find stock of this plant at Random Harvest.

Hardiness
Very hardy
Position
Semi shade
Water Requirements
Water wise
Evergreen
Evergreen
Growth Rate
Fast
Flowering Time
Early summer
Flower Colour
White
Shape
Spreading
Soil
Loam
Plant Size
1m
Region
Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North_West
Habitat
Grassland, semi-shade
Grown by Wildflower Nursery
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