Cyathodes — 8 species
Botanical species in the genus Cyathodes recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Cyathodes colensoi
Cyathodes colensoi
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Plants are very susceptible to drought. A good rock garden plant.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes fasciculata
Cyathodes fasciculata
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Plants are very susceptible to drought. A good rock garden plant.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes fraseri
Cyathodes fraseri
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Plants are very susceptible to drought. A good rock garden plant.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes glauca
Cyathodes glauca
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Plants are very susceptible to drought. A good rock garden plant.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes juniperina
Cyathodes juniperina
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Succeeds in poor soils. Plants are very susceptible to drought.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes oxycedrus
Cyathodes oxycedrus
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
193148 This species is not in the list of IOPI accepted plant names.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes parviflora
Cyathodes parviflora
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Plants are very susceptible to drought. A good rock garden plant.
Full cultivation guide →Cyathodes straminea
Cyathodes straminea
Family: Ericaceae
Cultivation
Requires a moist well-drained lime-free humus rich soil in a sheltered site in partial or dappled shade. Plants are very susceptible to drought. A good rock garden plant.
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