AVERAGE SIZE (H) x (W): 2m x 3m
FLOWERING TIME:   J F M A M J J A S O N D
FRUITING TIME:   J F M A M J J A S O N D
This creeper or low-growing shrub bears glossy dark-green foliage.
In spring, it produces masses of fragrant star-shaped white flowers. The scent is delicate during the day and becomes markedly stronger in the evening and at night. Additional colour is provided by the closed flower buds which are red or pink. Shiny black fleshy fruits follow.
ECOLOGICAL BENEFITS:Attracts numerous insect pollinators.
NATURAL HABITAT & DISTRIBUTION:
Rocky slopes in bushveld or scrub.
GARDEN THEMES:
Country, forest, rockery, tropical, woodland
LANDSCAPING USES:
An excellent creeper for the bird garden. Mass-planted under large trees, it will form a groundcover.
Hi Jolanda
Thanks for visiting Plantbook.
Sorry, we’re still busy populating the information for this plant.
It should be planted no closer than 4m from any structure to avoid potential damage.
Depending on your area, it grows between 4-10m tall.
It’s not toxic to animals.
Flourish!
Glenice
Good Morning
I hope you are well
Can I please ask you about the Forest Bushwillow, I dont find any details except the below,
Can it be build close to structures, how big does it get, is it toxic to animals, and any relevant info i need to know
Combretum kraussii
FOREST BUSHWILLOW (E) BOSVADERLANDSWILG (A)
NATIVE TO SOUTHERN AFRICA
TREE
TREE NO.: 540
SEMI-DECIDUOUS
FULL SUN
SEMI FROST TOLERANT
MEDIUM WATER REQUIREMENTS
FAST GROWER
Hi Neill
Thanks for visiting our site.
We don’t have any experience in growing Jasminum multipartitum as a bonsai. The requirements, however should be similar – a well-drained medium and a semi-shade planting position with regular applicaitons of compost.
Flourish!
Glenice
Hi. Do you have any suggestions for growing this plant in a pot? I grow bonsai and have a few of these but they respond a little differently to my other trees.
Thanks
Hi Munro
Thanks for visiting Plantbook and for your observations.
Flourish!
Glenice
I have found Jasminum multipartitum useful and unordinary in hedging and topiary