Cussonia transvaalensis | 10000 SEEDS DA-AZZERARE-SCORTE Cornus kousa also goes by

Cornus kousa also goes by names like Asian Dogwood and Korean Dogwood

all noted for their drought tolerance and attractive leaf shapes

People call it the Bolivian torch cactus for its torch-like shape and radiant presence

Its sturdy branches and glossy leaves provide a lush canopy

these plants blend perfectly with their natural rocky surroundings

Cussonia transvaalensis | 10000 SEEDS DA-AZZERARE-SCORTE Cornus kousa also goes byCussonia transvaalensis seeds grow into a distinctive tree known commonly as the transvaal cabbage tree. This species is native to the Transvaal region and is admired for its unique, umbrella like canopy. People often recognize it by its broad, palmate leaves that create a lush, leafy appearance, making it an excellent ornamental addition to gardens focused on African flora. The Cussonia transvaalensis produces a rugged trunk with a textured bark that