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Late Goldfig

Carpanthea pomeridiana

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Description - from Wikipedia

Carpanthea pomeridiana, the afternoon carpanthea, is a species of flowering plant in the genus Carpanthea, native to the western Cape Provinces of South Africa, and introduced to New South Wales, Australia. It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit as an ornamental.


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Species Characteristics

Wildlife supported

Bees Bees

Tolerances & suitability

Good potplant Good potplant

Growth features

Easy to grow Easy to grow
Fast-growing Fast-growing

Social features

Attractive Attractive
Edible Edible

Aspect

Sun Sun

Plant types

Flowering Period
  • Yellow
Sep Oct Nov

Propagation

By Seed

Propagate from seed sown in situ or in shallow seed trays. Crush the dried fruiting capsules to remove the seeds and sow in autumn, in sandy soil. Scatter seeds and cover with a thin layer of sand (1-2 mm thick). Water well and keep moist, or wait for the oncoming rains. Germination is rapid after a week or three (when seed is viable). Prick out the seedlings into flower beds or containers when large enough to handle. Once they have finished fruiting and the plants have dried, the fruiting capsules can be stored in a paper bag, in a cool, dry place, ready for the next autumn.

Nursery availability

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