Cussonia spicata - Cabbage Tree - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Lovage stimulating the body's non-specific immune

stimulating the body's non-specific immune system and warding off infections and also being utilized as a laxative

Located in Bushman Land

It is reportedly naturalized in Madeira and Libya

20cm to 50cm plants bearing yellow flowers

The broad flower spikes are short with a candelabra of side branches graced by 4cm bell-shaped

Cussonia spicata - Cabbage Tree - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Lovage stimulating the body's non-specific immuneThe cabbage tree is a beautiful garden tree which is widely cultivated both locally and abroad for its striking evergreen foliage. Its unusual form makes it a feature in the garden as well as in its natural habitat. The genus Cussonia as a whole is less well known to horticulture, despite the fact that it hosts numerous very attractive species from dwarf to very large trees. The cabbage tree is an attractive, quick growing, relatively long lived tree