Halleria elliptica
Scientific name
Pretty, orange, fuchsia-like flowers, burgeoning with nectar and irresistible to insects and birds, on a neat, shade-loving, versatile shrub or small tree.This species was selected because it has various important characteristics.
Suitable for clay soil
It provides food for:
Southern double-collared sunbird
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