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Maidenbush (Phyllanthopsis phyllanthoides)
Maidenbush (Phyllanthopsis phyllanthoides)
Maidenbush (Phyllanthopsis phyllanthoides)
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PHPHY
Binomial
Andrachne phyllanthoides
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An ornamental small shrub with bright green leaves and an upright habit. The greenish yellow little flowers appear from May to October. This woody member of the spurge family is well adapted to exposure during Missouri's cold winters and dry summers.
Uses: Ornamental, drought tolerant
Bloom time: May to October
Height: 1 to 3 feet
Space: 1 to 2 feet
Sun: Full sun to light shade
Moisture: Dry to average
Q:
Does this shrub spread by roots or sucker?
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Native plant enthusiast
- 1/26/2020
A:
No. It spreads from seed. Its seed pods crack open with enough force to propel the seeds away from the plant. So, it does have potential to spread some, but only if the seeds land in a spot where they can germinate. Also, male and female flowers occur on different plants; if you only have one plant (male or female doesn't matter) it won't be able to form viable seeds.
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Is it short-loved?
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Paula
- 5/8/2020
A:
It seems to be very hardy and fairly long-lived.
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Q:
How tall will it get the first season? Does it completely die back at the end of the season?
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T
- 8/24/2021
A:
It should grow at least several inches in a season. It loses all of its foliage over winter, but it does not die back to the ground. Last season's branches will grow new leaves in the spring.
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When and how should this be pruned?
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Melanie L Krebs
- 3/6/2021
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Is this plant evergreen?
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Valerie Petersen
- 7/20/2021
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No, it is not evergreen.
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