Cussonia paniculata "Mountain Cabbage" 4" sale not everyone has space for

not everyone has space for them

The red-tone back of the leaf is perhaps rivaled by the golden green midrib at the front

otherwise known as the "Arrowhead Plant"

Formed by a pair of fleshy little thumb like leaves from which produces a flower and another set of leaves from inside the slit of the original pair

Soil: 50% peat moss to 50% perlite

Cussonia paniculata "Mountain Cabbage" 4" sale not everyone has space forCussonia paniculata is sometimes called "Mountain Cabbage" and is a stout, sparsely branching tree. Periods of foliage growth may be mixed with brief moments of dormancy or leaf drop. Leaves are comprised of numerous leaflets for a testural display. Light: full to part sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: let dry between waterings Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape, flower color and bloom state of each plant will vary.