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| Plant Type : | Climber | ||
| Height : | Up to 2 m | ||
| Evergreen : | Evergreen | ||
| Indigenous : | Indigenous | ||
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| Position : | Full Sun | ||
| Moisture : | Little water | ||
| Soil : | Any Soil | ||
| Wind : | Wind Resistant | ||
| Frost : | Frost Resistant | ||
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| Type : | Oval Leaves | ||
| Colour : | Green | ||
| Use : | Medicinal | ||
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| Type : | Spikes | ||
| Time : | Autumn / Winter | ||
| Colour : | Orange | ||
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| Other : | Butterfly food | ||
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| Fruit : | Unspecified | ||
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NOTE: Until recently it was known as Tecomaria capensis. Flowers vary from red, deep orange, yellow to salmon. The powdered bark of this attractive garden plant is used as a traditional medicine to relieve pain and sleeplessness. Can be used as a hedge.
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