Rhoicissus digitata seeds grow into a striking evergreen vine native to southern Africa. This plant, also called Common keurboom or Finger-leaved Rhoicissus, features lush, deeply lobed leaves resembling fingers. Gardeners prize it as a versatile Southern African vine that climbs beautifully on trellises and walls. Its dense foliage provides year-round greenery and shelter.

Rhoicissus digitata thrives as a Climbing shrub from Africa and is well-known for its resilience. This Drought tolerant vine adapts well to dry conditions, making it a reliable choice for low-water gardens. It attracts local wildlife, earning the name Wildlife attractant vine. Birds and insects frequent its branches, enhancing biodiversity.

• Produces glossy, finger-shaped leaves with unique lobes
• Evergreen foliage adds consistent garden interest
• Supports native wildlife and pollinators naturally
• Climbs or sprawls to cover structures elegantly
• Thrives in sunny, well-drained locations outdoors

Known as the Zulu grapevine in its native range, this Garden vine from South Africa brings a touch of indigenous flora to any landscape. These seeds will develop into a robust and attractive plant that complements diverse garden styles. Embrace this Indigenous South African vine to enjoy a hardy and beautiful climbing shrub in your collection.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.