Cyclopia — 7 species
Botanical species in the genus Cyclopia recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Cyclopia bolusii
Cyclopia bolusii
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia bolusii is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
Full cultivation guide →Cyclopia genistoides
Cyclopia genistoides
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia genistoides is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
Full cultivation guide →Cyclopia intermedia
Cyclopia intermedia
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia intermedia is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
Full cultivation guide →Cyclopia longifolia
Cyclopia longifolia
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia longifolia is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
Full cultivation guide →Cyclopia maculata
Cyclopia maculata
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia maculata is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
Full cultivation guide →Cyclopia sessiliflora
Cyclopia sessiliflora
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia sessiliflora is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
Full cultivation guide →Cyclopia subternata
Cyclopia subternata
Family: Fabaceae
Cultivation
Cyclopia subternata is native to the Mediterranean climate of southern S. Africa, where it experiences hot, dry summers and moister, mild winters. Whilst able to tolerate occasional light frosts, it is killed by hard frosts.
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