Botanical name
Serruria rostellarisFamily
ProteaceaeStatus
Near Threatened
Description
Uncommon and seldom seen shrub up to 50cm. Branches are ascending and covered with dissected leaves, the segments of which are deeply pointed. Terminal flower heads are solitary and sessile, flowers are not hidden by the leaves; an involucre of short bracts enhances the the head and deepens the pink of the perianths; buds are covered with silvery hairs; seed is beaked with the persisting base of the style.
Habitat
High southern slopes in damp situations
Flower Date
August to October