Leucospermum 'veldfire', Veldfire pincushion Summer To maintain a single trunk

To maintain a single trunk

If the plant is not pruned

The grass can be left alone for a natural look but looks best when cut back in May or June to allow fresh new foliage to emerge

An evergreen epiphytic fern that produces distinctive fertile fronds resembling the forked antlers of a stag

-Deer resistant

Leucospermum 'veldfire', Veldfire pincushion Summer To maintain a single trunkVeldfire Pincushion A medium sized evergreen shrub that grows up to six feet tall by eight feet wide with large with dark green leaves that have red dentations at the leaf tip. From gray cone like structures emerge the four inch wide flower heads with yellow erect anthers and red "ribbons" that bloom from late winter through spring into early summer. The name for the genus is derived from the Greek word 'leukos' meaning "white" and 'sperma' meaning