Tinnea rhodesiana

Tinnea rhodesiana

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Common Names

Brown Tinnea (english)

Taxonomy

Genus Tinnea
Species rhodesiana
SA Plant Number
Basionym Tinnea rhodesiana

Description

Tinnea rhodesiana is a soft, hairy, deciduous, twiggy shrub. The small olive green leaves are an attractive component of this shrub.

It bears chocolate brown to purplish brown, violet scented flowers from November to April. 

The fruit is encased in an inflated, bladder-like capsule with a purplish tinge which is also most attractive. It thrives in dry rocky conditions and should be planted in full sun or semi shade in well-drained soil.

 Overall this attractive, slender shrub is a great addition to your garden.

Size up to 2m

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Distribution

Limpopo, Mpumalanga

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