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Trichodesma physaloides

by Johan Wentzel

Trichodesma physaloides
Common Name
Chocolate bush
Plant Type
Shrub
Trichodesma physaloides is a perennial herb that sprouts annually with one to several stems from a woody rootstock. It is one of the most striking Grassland shrublets.
Plant Description

Trichodesma physaloides is a perennial herbaceous shrub  that sprouts annually with one to several stems from a woody rootstock. The flowers appear Spring and are borne in a terminal inflorescence, drooping and with brownish purple calyces. The fruit is a single, discoid, densely hairy nutlet. It will tolerate almost any soil.

Trichodesma physaloides is one of the most striking Grassland shrublets.

Afrikaanse Naam
Sjokoladebossie
Hardiness
Very hardy
Position
Sun
Water Requirements
Water wise
Evergreen
Deciduous
Growth Rate
Moderate
Flowering Time
Spring
Flower Colour
White
Shape
Round
Soil
Loam
Plant Size
50cm
Region
Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North West
Habitat
Rocky outcrops
Grown by Wildflower Nursery
Yes
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  1. Grassland Gardens - Wildflower Nursery says:
    2018-10-19 at 8:49 am

    […] picture below, showcases in part the Tambookie Thorn in flower, with a Chocolate Bush (Trichodesma physaloides), to the left. The Chocolate Bush, often described as a pre-rain flower occurs naturally in Gauteng […]

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