Senegalia / Acacia senegal leiorhachis - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Sweet Pepper It was once classified in

It was once classified in the lily family

A heirloom from the Black Sea region of Russia

Growing to 3m with stemmed rosettes and grey-green recurved foliage and a branched raceme of orange flowers in winter

The young flower buds can be eaten and have a similar appearance and taste to asparagus

developing a small caudex as they age

Senegalia / Acacia senegal leiorhachis - Indigenous South African Tree - 10 Seeds Sweet Pepper It was once classified inAcacia is a genus of shrubs and trees belonging to the subfamily Mimosoideae of the family Fabaceae. A tree growing up to 8m with yellow papery bark and spikes of white fragrant flowers in the winter. USDA Zone 10 Season to Sow Spring