Care consensus, photos, and the collectors growing it.
Anthyllis coccinea is an herbaceous wildflower from Mediterranean regions. You will notice its growth habit, which keeps the plant close to the ground. It favors an open, exposed spot.
Living with this plant means providing it with plenty of warmth and light. It requires very little water to thrive. You might find it a simple addition to a sunny corner of your garden.
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How our relationship with this plant has changed over time.
People in Mediterranean regions first observed this plant growing in dry, rocky soils. It was noted for its ability to survive in environments where other species struggled.
Collectors began recording the specific traits of the plant in botanical texts. This helped clarify its relationship to other legumes found in the same region.
You likely grow this plant today for its hardiness in warm climates. It is usually grown from seed, keeping it accessible for those interested in native wildflowers.
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Quick answers pulled from the public catalog and care consensus above.
Anthyllis coccinea is a species in the Anthyllis genus. Commonly known as Anthyllis coccinea, a wildflower, and with a herbaceous growth habit. Native to Mediterranean regions.
Reference care guidance for Anthyllis coccinea: full sun light, low watering, warm temperatures, and low humidity. Collectors on collecto.rs will refine this as more public specimens are added.
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