Grewia occidentalis - Wikipedia
Grewia occidentalis, the crossberry, is a species of deciduous tree, indigenous to Southern Africa. [1]
How to Grow Grewia — Lavender Starflower - Harvest to Table
Grewia is a genus of about 150 deciduous and evergreen trees, shrubs, and climbers. Grewia are native to Australia, Africa, and Asia. The South African species, Grewia occidentalis, is most …
Grewia occidentalis | PlantZAfrica - SANBI
Grewia occidentalis makes a decorative garden plant which is both frost- and drought-hardy. It will grow well if well-watered and planted in good, composted soil. The cross-berry may be planted …
Grewia occidentalis - Devil Mountain Wholesale Nursery
An evergreen shrub with star-shaped, inch-wide lavender flowers with yellow centers. Dark green, oval, and finely toothed leaves.
Grewia occidentalis - Tree SA
Grewia occidentalis is Endemic (restricted to a particular geographic location) in southern Africa. This was the first known species of this genus in southern Africa. Grewia occidentalis L. var. …
Lavender Star Flower - Green Thumb Nursery
Lavender Star Flower is assigned the botanical name of Grewia occidentalis and is named in honor of the English botanist Nehemiah Grew, who is often referred to as the father of plant …
Grewia occidentalis: best hedge plant, for food, wildlife, medicine.
Grewia occidentalis, a perfect hedge plant, also for forest & coastal gardens, windbreaks, topiary, bonsai, ornamental focus. Feeds humans & 30 wildlife species.
Lavender Star Flower Care - Garden Guides
2011年3月24日 · Also known as cross-berry or button-wood, lavender star flower (Grewia occidentalis) is a deciduous shrub or small tree with a scrambling, loose habit. The plant is …
Lavender Star Flower Care - Weekand
2013年1月11日 · Native to South Africa, the lavender star flower shrub (Grewia occidentalis) is named for its pink to purple star-shaped blooms that are up to two inches wide. This colorful …
Grewia occidentalis - Monaco Nature Encyclopedia
2019年4月26日 · The Grewia occidentalis L. (1753) is a woody evergreen or deciduous shrub, in less favourable climates, up to about 3 m tall, with tendentially prostrate branches, initially …