Staberoha banksii

Staberoha banksii is a species of tufted, ornamental perennial plant in the restio family (Restionaceae), known for its decorative, copper-colored flower spikes. The entire genus is endemic to the Western Cape Province of South Africa

• Appearance: S. banksii is a tufted plant that grows to about 60 cm tall.
• Inflorescences: The flowers form striking, deep red-copper-colored spikes.
  • Male flowers: These are bell-shaped and pendulous.
  • Female flowers: These form erect spikes.
• Family: It belongs to the Restionaceae family, which is a group of reed-like plants.
• Habitat: It grows in the Cape Mountain fynbos, a type of shrubland vegetation
• Staberoha banksii is a decorative species, suitable for rockeries and pots.
• Seeds should be sown in autumn when the temperature difference between day and night is about 12°C

Price is for 5 seeds