GREYIA SUTHERLANDII 15 SEEDS "NATAL BOTTLEBRUSH" IN PORT SHEPSTONE

Greyia sutherlandii 15 seeds "Natal bottlebrush" Greyia sutherlandii is a small tree, 3 to 7 m high. It is deciduous and in late autumn the leaves turn shades of bright red. The leaves are simple, alternate, rather leathery, slightly lobed and coarsely toothed. Greyia sutherlandii is relatively hardy, and fairly drought resistant. Under suitable conditions with well-drained soil and good aeration, it is a fast grower but may not grow taller than 3 m in a garden. It does not flower well in coastal areas. Greyia sutherlandii is propagated from seed, cuttings, or suckers. Sow seed in autumn in a seed tray of well-drained soil. Treat seed with fungicide to prevent damping off. Keep the seed tray damp in a warm position.