Spartium junceum x2 - Spanish Broom originated from Africa Please note that the species

Please note that the species is dioecious and if you are after the fruit

Celastrus orbiculatus (Oriental Bittersweet) are fast growing climbers or erect

have been developed as human migration brought the fig to many places outside its natural range

red female flowers that are seen mostly up in the crown

Plant type Deciduous Flower White - April to May Fruit Edible - Cherry-sized fruits Position Full Sun Soil type Chalk

Spartium junceum x2 - Spanish Broom originated from Africa Please note that the speciesDescription Specification Gift wrap Spartium junceum is native to the Mediterranean region and Canary Islands, it is an exotic looking evergreen shrub that can reach 6 10ft tall. The erect, bright green stems are rounded (rush like) and mainly leafless (leaves are small, short lived). The stems branch off at the top, ending with bright yellow flowering clusters on leafless racemes. The leaves are the same bright green colour as the stems. The flowers