Mimetes capitulatus | Cluster Pagoda Size:16cm followed by small black berries

followed by small black berries that mature in mid to late summer (January–March)

reducing environmental impact

Mix into potting soil to improve drainage and airflow

Remove spent flower stalks to encourage healthy growth

Mimetes capitulatus | Cluster Pagoda Size:16cm followed by small black berriesThe Cluster Pagoda is one of the most striking and rare members of the Protea family, producing clusters of fiery red and golden flowerheads that resemble miniature pagodas. Flowering from May to September during the Western Capes winter rainfall season, this upright evergreen shrub brings colour, structure and texture to indigenous gardens at a time when many plants are quiet. Naturally adapted to fynbos conditions, this increasingly uncommon species