Rhoicissus tridentata
Bushman's Grape / Bosmansdruif
Rhoicissus tridentata
Bushmans Grape (e), Bosmansdruif (a), isiNwasi (z), isaoni (x)
S.A. No.456.6
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Type |
Size |
Characteristics |
Flowers |
Position |
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Shrub |
1 to 3 metres |
Hardy, drought resistant. |
Greenish-yellow |
Sun or semi shade |
Hardy, fast growing, drought resistant, vigorous climber or scrambling shrub with attractive dark green foliage that turns red in autumn. The small, greenish-yellow, flowers are borne in tight clusters on a densely hairy inflorescence from Nov. to April. The decorative clusters of purplish, edible grape-like berries attract birds to the garden. Ideal for screening on a fence, cascading down a bank and it also makes a good subject for a large hanging basket.
Size 1 to 3 metres
