Rhagodia candolleana
Species
Shrub
| Family | Amaranthaceae |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | Chenopodium furfuraceum, Chenopodium candolleanum |
| Common names | Coastal Saltbush, Seaberry Saltbush |
Climatic Suitability
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Form
Height in cultivation 2 – 4 m
Spread in cultivation 1 – 1.5 m
Origin Native
Flower colour Inconspicuous flowers
Flower period spring, winter
Leaf loss Evergreen
Site
Urban space type Garden, street
Use feature, putatively edible, screen
Soil texture clay, loam, sand
Soil pH acidic, alkaline, neutral
Water use
Low
Low
Performance
Shade tolerance Full sun Part shade
Tolerance
High drought
High frost
High coastal
High drought
High frost
High frost
High coastal
High coastal
Soil Salinity
High
High
Biodiversity
Bird
Insect
Pollinator
Bird
Insect
Pollinator
Risk - Flammability
Low
Low
Cultivars & Hybrids
Rhagodia candolleana subsp. 'candolleana'
Seaberry Saltbush
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Shrub
Climatic Suitability
Location required
Climate Suitability
Climate suitability
Unsuitable Suitable
203020502070
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