Caesalpinia repens | Creeping Nicker | 5 Seeds

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Caesalpinia repens | Creeping Nicker | 5 SeedsCaesalpinia repens is a striking flowering plant Endemic to the pink sands of the San Rafael Desert. It belongs to the Fabaceae family and typically thrives in warm, arid climates. This evergreen shrub features finely divided, fern like foliage and produces vibrant clusters of yellow flowers with a heavy fragrance. The flowers bloom profusely throughout the warm seasons, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. Caesalpinia repens is prized

depending on conditions

and some seeds may take longer to germinate than others

orange flowers with dark red or brown spots bloom from midsummer to early fall

pea-like flowers that are white to purple

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