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Ehretia rigida

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Ehretia rigida

R16.00

Ehretia rigida (Boraginaceae).

SKU: EHR RIG Category: Trees and large shrubs
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Ehretia rigida (Boraginaceae) It is a deciduous small tree or shrub, usually multi-stemmed, with an untidy rounded crown. It has tangled branches which arch downwards or droop. These pale mauve, blue or white flowers can only be seen in spring with male and female flowers on different plants. They have a diameter of 7 mm and are sweetly scented. The fruits are round, orange to red, turning black when ripe and are eaten by wild animals. Sowing : Use river sand or a mixture of river sand and compost to sow the seedlings. They should be sown in a seedling tray and be covered with a thin layer of sand. Do not sow the seeds too deeply. If they are sown properly, the seeds will take 10-20 days to germinate. Locality : Bloemfontein. Harvest : July 2021

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